Lizzy always had a passion for being a performer. At the age of 10, she began playing the flute. Hard work and dedication landed her a spot at the prestigious Professional Performing Arts School (Britney Spear, Claire Danes, Alicia Keyes) in the heart of Times Square. She strived to be one of the best, and at the age of 15, she performed a solo at the world famous/historic Carnegie Hall! One year later, she graduated highschool early in the top 10% of her class with honors in music. As a reward for her academic success, she spent that summer in Paris where she had time to think about her future.

Lizzy always loved professional wrestling. She grew up watching the sport with her brother, and instead of playing with Barbie Dolls, she had her wrestling figures to pass the time. She always admired the women in the wrestling business, and dreamed about one day being just like them. All throughout highschool she was often teased by her classmates, but always knew she was destined to be a wrestling star.

At the age of 17, she entered herself into the Long Island Wrestling Federation wrestling school "The Doghouse." She started learning the skills to being a "valet" and "manager." Shortly afterwards she started working small independant shows, and caught the eye of the Legendary Great Samu. He offered her a spot on a middle eastern tour, in which she would wrestle for the troops. She had 3 months to prepare, and immediately began training with "The notorious 187- Homicide," one of the top wrestlers in the industry. She trained day after day for 3 hours at a time. The training was tough, but it led her to very impressive matches on the tour, so much that she was invited to work on another USO tour, this time in Alaska. Afterwards, she made her mark on the northeast indy scene, wrestling for over 40 different federations.

At the age of 19, she moved down to Nashville to pursue a new territory, and hopefully get a chance at working for one of the up and coming federations, TNA Wrestling. About two months later, she earned a spot on TNA as "Cheerleader Valentina" in the girl group "Bytch Slap." Unfortunately the gig was short lived, but that didnt get Lizzy down. She realized that Nashville wasn't the place for her, so she packed her bags and drove across the country and ended up in Los Angeles. She knew LA would hold tons of oppurtunities for her.

Once in LA, Lizzy started doing background work on the side. She got lucky and landed a small spot on Nip/Tuck as a carver victim in the season 3 finale episode. She still kept up with her wrestling and became the UPW women's champion, and eventually landed a role on MTV's Wrestling Society X playing the cocky cover model girlfriend, of a cocky cover model wrestler. The show aired recently on MTV, MTV2, and MTV-Tr3s. Aside from the on-air show, she was also featured on WSXtra, the sister show to Wrestling Society X which airs on the internet, as well as Comcast ON Demand.