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SHIMMER Women Athletes (often referred to simply as SHIMMER) is a Chicago based female independent professional wrestling promotion which held its first event on November 6, 2005[1][2]. Established by Dave Prazak and run by both him and Allison Danger, the promotion was created with a mission to give North American as well as international female wrestling talent a serious platform to display their skills on[3]. The company takes a unique approach when it comes to holding events, holding one large show on an average of every three months at the Eagles Club in Berwyn, Illinois. Two DVDs worth of material are taped at the shows and are sold as single volumes initially through Ring of Honor's online store before being nationally distributed through retail outlets. Due to Prazak's work with Ring of Honor, the two companies are closely affiliated with ROH promoting the SHIMMER product by semi-regularly featuring the women in competition on their pre as well as main show cards.
Ring of Honor recognizes the SHIMMER Championship, and it is defended at ROH events.[4]
[edit] Roster
[edit] Wrestlers
[edit] Tag Teams
[edit] Injured
[edit] Inactive
[edit] Alumni
- Alexa Thatcher
- Alicia
- Ann Brookstone
- Beth Phoenix
- Christie Ricci
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[edit] Announcers, Commentators & Interviewers
- Allison Danger - Color Commentator
- Dave Prazak - Play by Play Commentator
- Daffney - Color Commentator
- Joey Eastman - Ring Announcer
- Rebecca Bayless - Backstage and In-Ring Interviewer
[edit] Referees
- Andy Long
- Brian Gorie
- Bryce Remsburg - Senior Referee
- Jennifer Carlisle
- Laura Mattano
- P.J. Drummond
[edit] Title History
[edit] SHIMMER Title Tournament
The tournament was held over two nights on June 1 and June 2, 2007 at the Eagles Club in Berwyn, Illinois. The first two rounds were held on the first night, with the semis and final held on the second. The first and second rounds were filmed for release on Volume 11, while the semi-finals and finals were filmed the next night for Volume 12.
The tournament brackets were[5][6]:
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MsChif |
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Lexie Fyfe |
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MsChif |
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Sarah Stock |
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Cheerleader Melissa |
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Sarah Stock1 |
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Sarah Stock |
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Sara Del Rey |
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Sara Del Rey |
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Cindy Rogers |
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Sara Del Rey |
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Alicia |
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Ariel |
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Alicia2 |
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Sara Del Rey |
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Lacey |
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Allison Danger |
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Malia Hosaka |
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Malia Hosaka |
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Daizee Haze |
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Daizee Haze |
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Portia Perez |
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Daizee Haze |
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Lacey |
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Lacey |
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Eden Black |
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Lacey |
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Nikki Roxx |
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Nikki Roxx |
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Rain |
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1: Sarah Stock was listed as an 'International Wildcard' entry, having never competed in SHIMMER before.
2: Alicia substituted for Serena Deeb, who was unable to make it to the building in time for her match due to a car accident.
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