Faye Spires (RLS CAS)

Spires at PRIZE BDTH Show, October 2018.

**Feyisayo Moses** *(born 25th October 1999 in Jaywick**1**, Essex)* is a professional wrestler best known for her spell in PRIZE Wrestling League, where she is also still undergoing training under it's founder Mikey Ace.

She is, at present, the youngest and most recent of the "High Aces" group of wrestlers trained by Ace**2**.

## Career

### Training & PRIZE (2018-2021)

Spires was signed to PRIZE Wrestling League by it's founder, and her trainer, Mikey Ace upon it's creation, and was given the honour of being one of the first two women to compete for the PRIZE Grand Championship at the PRIZE June Special 2018. This was criticised both because it was expected to be too much, too soon for Spires, and because her rookie status hurt the foundation of the championship itself**3**. The match ended up being rated as a fairly good event opener, with Spires losing to Angel for the title.

With Angel refusing to a rematch until Spires "proved" herself, it fell to Spires to do so by battling Miss Dash (better known as Emma in WWE) at the PRIZE July Special 2018, a match she won.

She was defeated by Angel in their title rematch at the Bring Down The House Show in October 2018. She would then confirm a need for minor surgery on her right thumb**4**. She'd return in late November, in a losing effort against Sarah Fenix. Her return, while still technically in her recovery phase, was criticised by several sources within the industry**5**.

She'd appear mainly on house shows until after the WCE takeover, when she'd return to programming to take part in the tourney for the vacant WCE International Championship. She'd defeat CC Sharp in the first round, before losing to Indira in the final at Rise for the PRIZE 2019. This would be followed by another break, as she was suffering from a kidney infection**6**.

She'd return to active competition in June 2019, defeating Mischa Feliz while teasing a heel turn, which was further teased in subsequent victories over CC Sharp. This was seemingly abandoned soon after**7**, with Spires and Suzi Bass being used to demonstrate the brutal alliance of Openweight and International champions Jackie Compton and Gaia Cassidy. She'd be booked to win an Openweight Championship Contendership match on the pilot of the fully broadcast version of Premier League Wrestling, which fell through in late 2019**8**.

She'd float around International and Openweight divisions for the six months, before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the promotion to cease activity. When PRIZE confirmed they wouldn't be returning, due to several issues, they gave a special mention to Spires as being a "true PRIZE original"**9**.

### Indy scene (2021-*present*)

Spires would seek out bookings in mid-2021, confirming that she'd be debuting for Midlands Pro Wrestling when they return post-pandemic. She appeared in July 2021 for the promotion, beginning a feud with Ellie Sachs**10**.

## In-Wrestling

### Signatures

**Headlock Lariat Backbreaker**

**Wristlock Springboard Dropkick**

## Trivia

* Spires is of Nigerian descent, with her grandparents moving to Essex separately in the 50s.
* Spires was, at one point, the ReVerse performer born closest to the 21st century.

## Behind-the-Scenes/Notes

1. Jaywick and Clacton are places I spent a lot of time as a child, as it's where my mother was born and where her parents lived.
2. I imagine this will change soon, with a new generation of CAWs on the horizon.
3. This was narrative fluff to increase her underdog status.
4. In truth, I felt she'd had enough exposure for the time being, as a relatively new CAW.
5. I brought her back a little too early, due to a mix up with some notes.
6. Again, I felt she could do with a break while I plotted her next move, the infection was just a randomly chosen reason for narrative purposes.
7. I got cold feet on a heel turn for her.
8. PRIZE was abandoned for 2K20 due to Create-a-Championship not being in at launch, and a desire to use the Originals content to do something a little different.
9. Narrative fluff.
10. She can remain here, for me, as I don't intend to bring her over to whatever I do in 2K22. But, that said, I'm a little more open to changing my mind on that one that certain other CAWs.