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Mendez grew up in [[Union City, New Jersey|Union City]] with her family, describing her family's experience as having to live in motels and other people's houses. Mendez cited her brother’s interest in WWE when they were kids as an influence on her eventual decision to break into the male-dominated world of wrestling, and she cemented her ambition to pursue a pro wrestling career when she was twelve years old. After graduating from high school, Mendez worked several jobs (including being a janitor at day care, a cashier and a secretary) in order to save up the money she needed to both support her family and attend wrestling school. She was inspired by the [[WWE Diva|female WWE stars]] that came before her, including [[Trish Stratus]], [[Amy Dumas|Lita]], [[Nora Greenwald|Molly Holly]], and [[Stephanie McMahon]].<ref>{{cite web|last=Teodoro|first=Nick|title=AJ Lee, the WWE's 'Geek Goddess', talks triple-threat match and her NJ homecoming|url=http://www.northjersey.com/arts_entertainment/WWE_Diva_AJ_Lee_No_Way_Out_Meadowlands_Female_World_Wrestling_.html|publisher=NorthJersey.com|accessdate=16 June 2012|date=15 June 2012}}</ref>
Mendez grew up in [[Union City, New Jersey|Union City]] with her family, describing her family's experience as having to live in motels and other people's houses. Mendez cited her brother’s interest in WWE when they were kids as an influence on her eventual decision to break into the male-dominated world of wrestling, and she cemented her ambition to pursue a pro wrestling career when she was twelve years old. After graduating from high school, Mendez worked several jobs (including being a janitor at day care, a cashier and a secretary) in order to save up the money she needed to both support her family and attend wrestling school. She was inspired by the [[WWE Diva|female WWE stars]] that came before her, including [[Trish Stratus]], [[Amy Dumas|Lita]], [[Nora Greenwald|Molly Holly]], and [[Stephanie McMahon]].<ref>{{cite web|last=Teodoro|first=Nick|title=AJ Lee, the WWE's 'Geek Goddess', talks triple-threat match and her NJ homecoming|url=http://www.northjersey.com/arts_entertainment/WWE_Diva_AJ_Lee_No_Way_Out_Meadowlands_Female_World_Wrestling_.html|publisher=NorthJersey.com|accessdate=16 June 2012|date=15 June 2012}}</ref>


Mendez was previously in a relationship with her trainer [[Jay Lethal]]. She now dates [[Percy Watson]].<ref name="WO">{{cite journal|last=Meltzer|first=Dave|authorlink=Dave Meltzer|date=September 6, 2010|title=Sept. 6, 2010 Observer Newsletter: UFC 118 in-depth, early Luna bio, WWE responds to Cade, Tony Borne|periodical=[[Dave Meltzer#Wrestling Observer Newsletter|Wrestling Observer Newsletter]]|publication-place=Campbell, CA|page=11|issn=10839593|quote=April Jeanette, 23, started wrestling independently in New Jersey after graduating high school. While doing independents, she attended NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in New York City. She's got by far the most wrestling experience, and will be far and away the best in-ring worker. She's small and has the cute look, and was at one time the girlfriend of TNA's Jay Lethal.}}</ref> Mendez enjoys [[video game]]s.<ref name=WWEbio/>
Mendez was previously in a relationship with her trainer [[Jay Lethal]].<ref name="WO">{{cite journal|last=Meltzer|first=Dave|authorlink=Dave Meltzer|date=September 6, 2010|title=Sept. 6, 2010 Observer Newsletter: UFC 118 in-depth, early Luna bio, WWE responds to Cade, Tony Borne|periodical=[[Dave Meltzer#Wrestling Observer Newsletter|Wrestling Observer Newsletter]]|publication-place=Campbell, CA|page=11|issn=10839593|quote=April Jeanette, 23, started wrestling independently in New Jersey after graduating high school. While doing independents, she attended NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in New York City. She's got by far the most wrestling experience, and will be far and away the best in-ring worker. She's small and has the cute look, and was at one time the girlfriend of TNA's Jay Lethal.}}</ref> Mendez enjoys [[video game]]s.<ref name=WWEbio/>


== In wrestling ==
== In wrestling ==

Revision as of 04:38, 1 August 2012

AJ Lee
AJ at Fort Bragg in December 2011.
Born (1987-03-19) March 19, 1987 (age 37)[1]
Union City, New Jersey[1]
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)AJ[2]
AJ Lee[2][1]
April Lee[1]
Miss April[1]
Billed height5 ft 3 in (1.60 m)[2]
Billed weight107 lb (49 kg)[1]
Billed fromUnion City, New Jersey[2]
Trained byJay Lethal[1]
DebutSeptember 29, 2007[1]

April Jeanette Mendez[3][4] (born March 19, 1987)[1] is an American professional wrestler. She is signed to WWE, where she goes by the ring name AJ Lee and serves as the general manager of Raw.[2] Mendez enrolled in a wrestling school in March 2007, and debuted six months later. In the following years, she performed for several Northeast-based independent promotions including Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) as Miss April. In WSU, she was part of the AC Express alongside Brooke Carter and the duo held the WSU Tag Team Championship once.

In May 2009, she signed a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), and was assigned to Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW), WWE's developmental promotion, using the ring name AJ Lee.[5] In FCW, she was Queen of FCW and FCW Divas Champion, and was the first person to have held both titles. In 2010, she was part of the third season of NXT, having dropped her last name. She became part of WWE's SmackDown brand in May 2011, forming a tag team with Kaitlyn known as The Chickbusters.[6]

Early life

Mendez has stated she is of Puerto Rican heritage.[7] She attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts in New York City where she majored in Film and Television production.[8] As a tribute to her brother, who was in the Army, Mendez sometimes wears camouflage wrestling attire.[8]

Professional wrestling career

Training (2007)

Shortly after graduating from high school, Mendez researched wrestling schools, and enrolled in one a mile away from her house. To pay the tuition, she began working full-time, and became an official wrestling student in March 2007.[8]

Women Superstars Uncensored (2008–2009)

On October 10, 2008, Miss April made her debut for Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU), losing to Soul Sister Jana in a singles match. The following night, she teamed with Malia Hosaka and participated in the tournament to determine the inaugural WSU Tag Team Champions. The pair advanced to the second round by defeating The Soul Sisters (Jana and Latasha), where they lost to The Beatdown Betties (Roxxie Cotton and Annie Social). At the second taping later that same night, Miss April lost to Hosaka in a singles match. On February 7, 2009, Miss April teamed with Brooke Carter to defeat The Beatdown Betties and win the WSU Tag Team Championship. A month later, on March 7, they defeated The Beatdown Betties in a rematch to retain the championship. On April 10, Miss April competed in the third J-Cup tournament, defeating Roxxie Cotton in the first round before losing to Rain in the second.[9] The following night, on April 11, Miss April and Jay Lethal won the 2009 WSU/NWS King and Queen Tournament after defeating Jana and Danny Demanto in the final of the tounament.[8]

World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE

Florida Championship Wrestling (2009–2012)

AJ addressing the audience on NXT in November 2010 after she was eliminated from the show.

Mendez signed a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment on May 5, 2009, and was assigned to Florida Championship Wrestling, WWE's developmental territory.[5] Mendez made her FCW television debut at the August 14, 2009 tapings under the name April Lee in a fatal four-way match won by Serena Mancini, and also including Alicia Fox and Tiffany.[10] In September 2009, her ring name was changed to 'AJ Lee'.[11] She began challenging for the Queen of FCW title, and at the television tapings on February 4, 2010, Lee defeated Serena to win the crown.[12] In the first round of a tournament to determine the inaugural FCW Divas Championship, Lee defeated Tamina on April 29, but was defeated by Serena in the semi-finals on May 20. At the June 10 television tapings, Lee challenged Naomi Knight for the FCW Divas Championship, but was unsuccessful.[13] In June 2010, she appeared at Raw house shows, acting as the hostess, and also acted as the ring announcer at an FCW show.[1][13] The following month, Lee and Serena interrupted Knight during a promo, and Lee watched while Serena attacked Knight, turning Lee into a heel (villainous character).[14] Knight went on to retain her FCW Divas Championship by defeating both Lee and Serena in a triple threat match. On FCW's 100th episode, Lee fought Knight to a double countout in a match where both the Queen of FCW title and the FCW Divas Championship were on the line. At the September 2 tapings, Lee lost to Knight in a Lumberjill match to end their feud.[13]

On November 18, she dropped the Queen of FCW title to Rosa Mendes.[15] On December 16, AJ defeated Naomi to win the FCW Divas Championship.[16] Her victory made her the first FCW Diva to have held both the Divas Championship and the title of Queen of FCW.[17] She held the championship until the April 7, 2011, television tapings, when she lost it to Aksana.[15] On the August 7, 2011 episode of FCW Television, AJ competed in a six diva tag team match along with fellow Chickbuster Kaitlyn and Caylee Turner defeating the team of Sonia, Audrey Marie, and Raquel Diaz.[18][19] On the January 1, 2012 episode of FCW Televison, AJ pinned FCW Divas Champion Audrey Marie in triple treat match, which also involved Aksana.[20]

NXT (2010–2011)

On August 31, 2010, it was announced that she would be part of the third season of NXT under the name AJ, with Primo as her Pro.[21] On September 7, AJ made her in-ring debut teaming with Primo to defeat fellow rookie Diva Aksana and her Pro Goldust in a mixed tag team match.[22] Later that night, she unsuccessfully competed in both a "Dance Competition" and a "Capture the Flag" contest.[23] The following week she suffered her first loss when she and Primo were defeated by Kaitlyn and Dolph Ziggler.[24] Over the next two weeks, AJ won three challenges, and on the October 5 episode of NXT she and Kaitlyn were tied for the number of challenges won.[25][26] Kaitlyn received immunity from elimination in the poll based on crowd reaction.[27] AJ was eliminated from the competition on the November 23 episode of NXT, despite winning a competition and a match earlier in the show.[28][29] She returned to NXT for the season finale, where she teamed with The Bella Twins to defeat Alicia Fox, Aksana, and Maxine.[30] AJ returned as a special guest on February 8, 2011, during the fourth season of NXT, modeling merchandise during a 'guess the price' challenge.[31] She also made several appearances during NXT Redemption in mid-2011.[32][33]

SmackDown; storyline with Daniel Bryan (2011–2012)

See also: The Chickbusters

AJ made her main roster debut on the May 27, 2011, episode of SmackDown when she and Kaitlyn (known as The Chickbusters) lost to the team of Alicia Fox and Tamina. The duo were accompanied by Natalya, who became a mentor of sorts to the pair.[6] AJ and Kaitlyn lost a rematch to Fox and Tamina the following week.[34] Her first victory came on the June 10 episode of SmackDown, when she pinned Tamina in a singles match, a feat she repeated on the July 8 episode.[35][36] AJ, Kaitlyn, and Natalya continued to feud with Fox and Tamina, who were joined by Rosa Mendes.[37][38]

On the August 5 episode of SmackDown, AJ lost a singles match to Natalya, who then turned on her protégé, attacking her and declaring war on the "perky little princesses" that comprised the rest of the Divas division.[39] The following week, AJ and Kaitlyn lost to Natalya and Beth Phoenix, before AJ teamed with Kelly Kelly to defeat Natalya and Fox.[40][41] Throughout the next few months, The Chickbusters continued to feud with the so-called Divas of Doom, losing both singles and tag team matches to them.[42][43] In November, tension began to be teased between The Chickbusters, with Kaitlyn upset at their repeated losses to The Divas of Doom.[44]

AJ (right) with her on-screen boyfriend Daniel Bryan as World Heavyweight Champion.

Also in November, AJ began a romantic storyline with Daniel Bryan,[45][46] In December, Bryan won the World Heavyweight Championship and he began to display villainous traits.[47] Despite AJ's declaration of love for Bryan,[48] Bryan avoided saying that he loved her in return.[49] On the January 13 episode of SmackDown, AJ accompanied Bryan for his World Heavyweight Championship defense against Big Show. During the match Show accidentally collided with AJ, injuring her (kayfabe) and causing her to be taken out on a stretcher.[50] AJ returned to SmackDown on February 3, saving Bryan from the Big Show.[51]

In March, Bryan began to mistreat AJ, publicly demanding her to shut up and claiming that she always got in his way.[52] Despite these actions, AJ continued to stand by Bryan.[53] At WrestleMania XXVIII, Bryan's reign as World champion ended when Sheamus defeated him in eighteen seconds at WrestleMania XXVIII due to Bryan being distracted with receiving a good luck kiss from AJ.[54] On the April 6, episode of SmackDown, Bryan blamed AJ for losing the World Heavyweight Championship and ended their relationship.[55]

Despite AJ's attempts to mend their relationship, Bryan cruelly rebuffed her multiple times, leaving AJ an emotional wreck.[56][57] Throughout the next few weeks, Kaitlyn tried to console AJ about her feelings towards Bryan, but AJ would slap her in response.[56] On the May 11 episode of SmackDown, AJ quickly defeated Kaitlyn. Afterwards, Bryan came out, seemingly impressed with AJ's new ruthless behavior, but then he revealed that he would rather move on to Kaitlyn, further jilting AJ.[58] AJ then turned her affections to Bryan's rival, WWE Champion CM Punk,[56][59] as well as fellow WWE title contender Kane.[56][60] At the No Way Out pay-per-view on June 17, when Punk, Bryan and Kane faced off for the WWE Championship, AJ interfered and distracted Kane, leading to Punk winning and retaining his championship.[61]

As the feud between Bryan and Punk continued, AJ was announced as the special guest referee for their title match at Money in the Bank. While Bryan made advances on AJ in an attempt to influence her, AJ continued showing interest in Punk, but Punk let her down by not watching her match. An vengeful AJ then sent Punk and Bryan crashing through a ringside table during their match on Raw on July 2.[62] The following week, AJ proposed to Punk while Bryan proposed to her; Punk rejected her proposal and AJ slapped both men.[63] At Money in the Bank, as guest referee, AJ counted Punk's pinfall on Bryan resulting in a successful title defence for Punk; as Punk celebrated over a fallen Bryan, AJ was left alone.[64] The following night on the July 16 episode of Raw, Bryan once again proposed to AJ, who accepted his proposal.[65]

Raw General Manager (2012–present)

On July 23, 2012, during Raw 1000, AJ's wedding with Bryan was presided over by Reverend Slick. During the ceremony, just after Bryan said "yes" to their union, AJ stood him up on the altar and was named general manager of Raw by Vince McMahon. This caused Bryan rage and he would destroy all the wedding decorations.[66]

Personal life

Mendez grew up in Union City with her family, describing her family's experience as having to live in motels and other people's houses. Mendez cited her brother’s interest in WWE when they were kids as an influence on her eventual decision to break into the male-dominated world of wrestling, and she cemented her ambition to pursue a pro wrestling career when she was twelve years old. After graduating from high school, Mendez worked several jobs (including being a janitor at day care, a cashier and a secretary) in order to save up the money she needed to both support her family and attend wrestling school. She was inspired by the female WWE stars that came before her, including Trish Stratus, Lita, Molly Holly, and Stephanie McMahon.[67]

Mendez was previously in a relationship with her trainer Jay Lethal.[68] Mendez enjoys video games.[2]

In wrestling

AJ performing a roll-up on Natalya

Championships and accomplishments

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