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The Perfect Storm: AEW 1996 Wrestling Champion

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Script error: No such module "AfC submission catcheck". Early Life: Summer Rheykemper was born in a small cottage in the prairies of Kutno, Poland on September 7, 1976. Growing up, she was faced lots of gang violence and her family didn't believe in her. Her family kicked her out at age 16 and she learned to fight for herself by fending off the rabid animals. At the ripe age of 17, Summer joined a motorcycle gang. To be initiated into the gang, she had to wrestle bison. During this initiation, she learned her true love for fighting. Summer took these talents to the big stage in America.


Wrestling Career: She joined a minor wrestling league in Kentucky, called the KWSC. She started to gain the attention of the famous mentor Macho Man Randy Savage. She then proceeded to join the AEW in the year 1995. In the year 1996, she was belted AEW after she swiftly defeated the infamous Midnight Cowgirl. At her next training session, she tore her ACL, which was a career-ending injury. And to this day, she has a scar to prove herself.


Retirement: After many months of mental and physical rehab, she realized that it wasn't in her best interest to keep wrestling. She went to a small school in Des Moines, Iowa to be an ILT teacher. She occasionally helps out with the DMCS chess team and volleyball. She has one son and lives a great life. She is a lifetime member of the AEW and goes back occasionally to watch her old-time friends and new wrestling prodigies. She will always be remembered as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time.

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