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In 2011 she was ranked #46 in PWI Magazine’s Top 50 Females in professional wrestling, climbed in the ranks to #40 in 2012 and in 2013 made a huge leap in the rankings to #7. Over the past several years Kacee has been voted the Wrestler of the Year for several promotions, wrestling news websites and fan polls. To date, Kacee has wrestled in 18 different states and has held numerous championship titles along the way, most notably the prestigious NWA Women’s World Title. Kacee’s signature style of old school roughness combined with a touch of femininity makes her easily recognizable to fans and opponents alike. Since then Kacee has worked hard to earn the respect of both her peers and the fans, becoming known as one of the most traveled, hardest-hitting and toughest women in the ring today. She continued to manage on a regular basis for the next two years until Jwhen, on a joint WXW/VCW show held in Olney, VA, Kacee wrestled in her first match against Krissy Vaine. Due to commitments away from the ring her appearances were few and far between until 2003, when she resurfaced at a HoPWF show in Hagerstown, MD. Kacee broke into the wrestling business in 1998 as a manager affiliated with wrestler Shorty Smalls. Kacee began watching wrestling at the age of eight, fell in love with the sport, and decided immediately that she too would one day be a professional wrestler. She has wrestled for many promotions including NWA, VALKYRIE, 1CW, Elite Pro, OMEGA, ACW, and WXW-C4. Kacee Carlisle (February 11, 1980) is a female wrestler who has wrestled prominently throughout the Independent circuit. My first interview was conducted with Queen of VALKYRIE Women’s Professional Wrestling Kacee Carlisle. By following these wrestlers and reading about their storied careers, I was able to catch up with some of them and conduct an interview which allows them to share with us their story.

Styles, but there are many more, male and female, who are making a career in the circuit, and should get their proper due.

We all know about the list of Indy wrestlers such as Samoa Joe and A.J. For these wrestlers, this is a way of life and the making of a career they love to be involved with. Additionally, some of the more successful Indies have video distribution deals, giving them an additional source of income allowing them to reach a larger audience outside of their local areas.

The advent of the Internet has allowed independent wrestlers and promotions to reach a wider audience and make it possible for wrestlers regularly working the Indy circuit to gain a measure of fame among wrestling fans online. In the world of professional wrestling the independent circuit is a very active alliance that are referred to as Indy promotions or Indies.