Amy Crawford (Nitro Girl)

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Amy Crawford was a member of WCW's Nitro Girls.

[edit] Career

Amy Crawford graduated from Jacksonville State University and formed a company called Excel Cheerleading and Dance, Inc. She still owns the company and teaches dance, cheerleading and gymnastics.

Amy was a cheerleader for the Atlanta Falcons for two years and then became a founding member of WCW's dance team, The Nitro Girls, in 1997. She went by the name A.C. Jazz. She left the group and WCW in 1999 when she refused to wrestle.