WW: How did you first become interested in wrestling?

Gia:  It was thanks for my boyfriend. He introduced me to it about 4 years ago. At first I was a little doubtful when he talked to me about the techniques and moves but then when I saw him and myself in gear and actually started practicing some moves I was immediately sucked into it.  We try to practice as much as possible the Fantasy wrestling matches and always have a blast doing it. I think what also made me love it so much is that I have a huge fetish for leotards and pantyhose and if you notice that is mainly my style of gear.

WW: What exactly is it that you like about wrestling?

Gia: I like the physical contact of course, the power struggle, the mentality of role play that comes into it and how much one can really get into character to build energy. In addition like I said before I love what is requires as an attire or well what I have made it a requirement in my matches…always pantyhose and sexy leotards. Getting the costume together: mask, boots, maybe gloves, the color of the leotard and what pantyhose is always a very exciting experience for me as well as polishing up and learning new moves to win!

WW: How many professional wrestling matches do you have under your belt so far?

Gia: I have only had matches with friends who share the same interests like the cowgirl. She is an excellent opponent and a great friend who taught me to perfect the grape vine move.
 I did have the opportunity to be given some pointers and actually train with Kristy Etzold in her home. It was in her home that I first set foot on a real ring and let me just say, “ WOW everyone has to try this at least once in their lives.”

WW:  What is your favorite wrestling hold?

Gia:  I have a couple. I love the grape vine and face sits as finishing moves. In the ring though I have to say I loved taking advantage of the spring effect in the ropes to tire my opponent. I love the Boston crab move and have been perfecting it. I know I still have a lot more moves to learn so this list will get longer I am sure ha ha!

WW: Do you reckon a submission victory is more valuable than a pin one? Why?

Gia: Yes I think there is more psychology at play here and I enjoy that a lot. It is not just about force or practice but the idea conveyed to the public plays an important role in a submission win and I really enjoy that.

WW: What is it like to be dominated in the ring by your opponent?

Gia: It is a very unique experience because although you are still hard at work thinking of the next move and where your focus point will be there is the element of submission at play as well and that can be very sexy.

WW: How important do you reckon image is in women’s professional wrestling?

Gia: Image is everything just like in real life personal appearance can have a big impact on how people perceive and treat you. In the ring that same idea applies only the effect is multiplied and enhanced with the way you talk, body language and of course the moves you have perfected and will employ in each match.