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* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed was very toned at around 150 lbs, the height of her fame, calling herself "150 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal" in her own words) but appeal". In fact, many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
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* AllAmericanFace: Mainly in WWE during the Rock N Wrestling Era.
* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed at around 150 lbs, 150 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal in her own words) but many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed at around 150 lbs, 150 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal in her own words) but many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
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* AllAmericanFace: Mainly in WWE during the Rock N 'n Wrestling Era.
* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed at around 150 lbs,150 "150 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal appeal" in her own words) but many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
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* CowboysAndIndians: Cowgirl(?) Cowgirl vs. Princess Victoria qualified at any rate. Usually avoided with Winona Little Heart, who was more frequently Richter's tag team partner.partner.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: She was a rather big ol' gal when she first started, being around 180 pounds, and with blonde hair. Then there was her first gimmick, a Heel Cowgirl with dreams of being a Dallas Cowboy's cheerleader.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: She was a rather big ol' gal when she first started, being around 180 pounds, and with blonde hair. Then there was her first gimmick, a Heel Cowgirl with dreams of being a Dallas Cowboy's cheerleader.
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* {{Face}}: She tended towards this and had natural likeability that made her a good fit. She did play heel several times in the territories but was WWE's favourite female face during her time there. She has stated she preferred being a face.
* FinishingMove: A reverse death valley driver known as "the widow maker" or Sitout DDT, depending on which channels you followed.
* FinishingMove: A reverse death valley driver known as "the widow maker" or Sitout DDT, depending on which channels you followed.
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* ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow: {{Inverted}}, she had the eyeshadow as seen in the profile pic while she was a face.
* {{Face}}: She tended towards this and had natural likeability that made her a good fit. She did play heel several times in the territories but was WWE'sfavourite favorite female face during her time there. She has stated she preferred being a face.
* FinishingMove: A reverse death valley driver known as "the widow maker" or Sitout DDT, depending on which channels you followed. During her time in WWC she used a powerbomb.
* {{Face}}: She tended towards this and had natural likeability that made her a good fit. She did play heel several times in the territories but was WWE's
* FinishingMove: A reverse death valley driver known as "the widow maker" or Sitout DDT, depending on which channels you followed. During her time in WWC she used a powerbomb.
* IWasQuiteAFashionVictim: Those massive hoop earrings and zebra patterned leotards.
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* UrExample: The first WWC Women's Champion, as they were reluctant to or couldn't find a Puerto Rican to build around for another seven years she defended the island's honor against Monster Ripper.
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As usual, you can find the basics at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendi_Richter her page]] over at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]].
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* BlueIsHeroic: She often wore blue whenever she worked babyface.
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* EightiesHair: A poofy ''Series/{{Dynasty}}''-like hairdo.
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Wendi Richter (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/LelaniKai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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Wendi Richter (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/LelaniKai, Wrestling/LeilaniKai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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Wendi Richter (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Lelani Kai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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Wendi Richter (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Lelani Kai, Wrestling/LelaniKai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", when she wasn't using "She Bop".
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'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Lelani Kai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Lelani Kai, Judy Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, the latter of whom she held the Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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** The Fabulous Moolah, off screen, and maybe one it too, considering Moolah impersonating spider lady happened live in an arena for many to witness, although she fought Princess Victoria a lot more for a lot longer, only teaming with her once, unlike Moolah, their alliance ending after they proved unsuccessful in one [[Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling Zenjo]] match. So Victoria was a more obvious "on screen" case at least ''until'' the Spider Lady incident.
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** The Fabulous Moolah, off screen, off-screen, and maybe one it on-screen too, considering Moolah impersonating spider lady the Spider Lady incident happened live in an arena for many to witness, although she witness.
** She fought Princess Victoria a lotmore for a lot longer, long time, only teaming with her once, once; unlike Moolah, their alliance ending after they proved unsuccessful in one [[Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling Zenjo]] match. So Victoria was a more obvious "on screen" case at least ''until'' the Spider Lady incident.
** She fought Princess Victoria a lot
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* TheBusCameBack: She and Cyndi Lauper made a surprise guest appearance on Raw in 2012 as part of the lead in for the 1000th episode.
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* CowboysAndIndians: CowGirl? Vs Princess Victoria qualified at any rate. Usually avoided with Winona Little Heart, who was more frequently Richter's tag team partner.
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* CowboysAndIndians: CowGirl? Vs Cowgirl(?) vs. Princess Victoria qualified at any rate. Usually avoided with Winona Little Heart, who was more frequently Richter's tag team partner.
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* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun", when she wasn't using "She Bop"
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** Leilani Kai and Sabrina The Wonder Girl are wrestlers she'd otherwise be fairly amicable with if not for Fabulous Moolah and Princess Victoria.
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** Leilani Kai and Sabrina The the Wonder Girl are wrestlers she'd otherwise be fairly amicable with if not for being associated with the Fabulous Moolah and Princess Victoria.Victoria respectively.
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'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Judy Martin, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Joyce Grable, with whom she held the NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality she had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Lelani Kai, Judy Martin, Martin and Joyce Grable, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Joyce Grable, with the latter of whom she held the NWA Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Women's World Tag Team Championship Titles with twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality she Moolah had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
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** The Fabulous Moolah, both on-screen and off.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with Penny Mitchell in Judy Martin's place.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with Penny Mitchell in Judy Martin's place.
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** The Fabulous Moolah, both on-screen off screen, and off.
maybe one it too, considering Moolah impersonating spider lady happened live in an arena for many to witness, although she fought Princess Victoria a lot more for a lot longer, only teaming with her once, unlike Moolah, their alliance ending after they proved unsuccessful in one [[Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling Zenjo]] match. So Victoria was a more obvious "on screen" case at least ''until'' the Spider Lady incident.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with PennyMitchell Mitchell(who would go on to become The Spider Lady) in Judy Martin's place.place. Richter also faced Martin in her initial AWA run, CSW (Heart of America in Kansas), Championship Wrestling From Florida, M&M Promotions, St. Louis Wrestling Club, the Mid-South territory, the Mid-Atlantic territory, Puerto Rico's WWC, the partners and venues changed a lot but hostility between Richter and Martin didn't...two WWF dark matches aside.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with Penny
* CowboysAndIndians: CowGirl? Vs Princess Victoria qualified at any rate. Usually avoided with Winona Little Heart, who was more frequently Richter's tag team partner.
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* LovelyAngels: She and Joyce Grable teamed as the Texas Cowgirls.
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* LovelyAngels: She and After Joyce Grable, Richter most frequently teamed with another trainee of Grable teamed as and Martin, the Texas Cowgirls. much bulkier biker thug Peggy Lee Leather.
* MasterApprenticeChain: She learned the arts of professional wrestling at the same school her three trainers did, who all had received direct instruction from The Fabulous Moolah. She would frequently wrestle against or tag with one of them as well as with and against Moolah several times in her career.
* MasterApprenticeChain: She learned the arts of professional wrestling at the same school her three trainers did, who all had received direct instruction from The Fabulous Moolah. She would frequently wrestle against or tag with one of them as well as with and against Moolah several times in her career.
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* UnderminedByReality: Wendi's superstardom in the 80s takes on a much more sombre note when you hear her talk about how she never received any royalties from any of the extra stuff she did - the cartoons, music videos, action figures etc. She was also criminally underpaid compared to her male colleagues - claiming she only made $5000 for her match at the first ''[=WrestleMania=]'' in contrast to Hulk Hogan making $50,000. She suspects that her constantly asking Vince about money led to her being dismissed.
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* UnderminedByReality: Wendi's superstardom in TagTeam: She and Joyce Grable went by "The Texas Cowgirls"
* SignatureMove: A self respecting cowgirl almost has to use the80s takes on a much more sombre note when you hear lariat.
* TheRival
** Leilani Kai and Sabrina The Wonder Girl are wrestlers she'd otherwise be fairly amicable with if not for Fabulous Moolah and Princess Victoria.
** Heidi Lee Morgan over the AWA and National Wrestling Federation women's title belts, Richter being hertalk about how she never received any royalties from any of the extra stuff she did - the cartoons, music videos, action figures etc. She was also criminally underpaid compared to her male colleagues - claiming she only made $5000 for her match at the [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter Minnesota Fats]].
* UrExample: The first''[=WrestleMania=]'' in contrast WWC Women's Champion, as they were reluctant to Hulk Hogan making $50,000. She suspects that her constantly asking Vince about money led or couldn't find a Puerto Rican to her being dismissed.build around for another seven years she defended the island's honor against Monster Ripper.
* SignatureMove: A self respecting cowgirl almost has to use the
* TheRival
** Leilani Kai and Sabrina The Wonder Girl are wrestlers she'd otherwise be fairly amicable with if not for Fabulous Moolah and Princess Victoria.
** Heidi Lee Morgan over the AWA and National Wrestling Federation women's title belts, Richter being her
* UrExample: The first
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* ActionGirl
* AllAmericanFace
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: From Dallas.
* FinishingMove: Sitout DDT
* LeotardOfPower
* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
* AllAmericanFace
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: From Dallas.
* FinishingMove: Sitout DDT
* LeotardOfPower
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* ActionGirl
ActionGirl: She had been one her entire life, working rodeos and training with horses before she started learning to wrestle.
*AllAmericanFace
AllAmericanFace: Mainly in WWE during the Rock N Wrestling Era.
* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed at around 150 lbs) but many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
* ArchEnemy:
** The Fabulous Moolah, both on-screen and off.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with Penny Mitchell in Judy Martin's place.
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in2010
2010.
* BlueIsHeroic: She often wore blue whenever she worked babyface.
* TheBusCameBack: She and Cyndi Lauper made a surprise guest appearance on Raw in 2012 as part of the lead in for the 1000th episode.
* CatchPhrase: She joked that "Girls just wanna have fun" was already her mission statement by the time she was paired with Cyndi.
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: FromDallas.
Dallas. Her initial gimmick was of a Texas cowgirl.
* {{Face}}: She tended towards this and had natural likeability that made her a good fit. She did play heel several times in the territories but was WWE's favourite female face during her time there. She has stated she preferred being a face.
* FinishingMove: SitoutDDT
DDT.
*LeotardOfPower
GeniusBruiser: She has a business degree.
* GoodIsNotNice: Wendi said her preferred type of role was a "rough babyface", putting her in this category.
* LeotardOfPower: This was the standard garment for women wrestlers at the time but it still fits.
* LovelyAngels: She and Joyce Grable teamed as the Texas Cowgirls.
* OddFriendship: Wendi - a down-to-earth country girl - and Cyndi Lauper - a pop superstar. Wendi confirms that they were great friends when they worked together.
* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna HaveFun" Fun".
* RingOldies: She stepped into the ring for some Wrestle-Reunion events when she was in her forties.
* UnderminedByReality: Wendi's superstardom in the 80s takes on a much more sombre note when you hear her talk about how she never received any royalties from any of the extra stuff she did - the cartoons, music videos, action figures etc. She was also criminally underpaid compared to her male colleagues - claiming she only made $5000 for her match at the first ''[=WrestleMania=]'' in contrast to Hulk Hogan making $50,000. She suspects that her constantly asking Vince about money led to her being dismissed.
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* AmazonianBeauty: She wasn't necessarily big (only billed at around 150 lbs) but many of her promotional pictures featured her smiling like a beauty queen while also flexing her muscles.
* ArchEnemy:
** The Fabulous Moolah, both on-screen and off.
** In Stampede Wrestling, she and Joyce Grable were always feuding with the team of Velvet [=McIntyre=] and Judy Martin. Years later they rekindled their feud this time with Penny Mitchell in Judy Martin's place.
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in
* BlueIsHeroic: She often wore blue whenever she worked babyface.
* TheBusCameBack: She and Cyndi Lauper made a surprise guest appearance on Raw in 2012 as part of the lead in for the 1000th episode.
* CatchPhrase: She joked that "Girls just wanna have fun" was already her mission statement by the time she was paired with Cyndi.
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: From
* {{Face}}: She tended towards this and had natural likeability that made her a good fit. She did play heel several times in the territories but was WWE's favourite female face during her time there. She has stated she preferred being a face.
* FinishingMove: Sitout
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* GoodIsNotNice: Wendi said her preferred type of role was a "rough babyface", putting her in this category.
* LeotardOfPower: This was the standard garment for women wrestlers at the time but it still fits.
* LovelyAngels: She and Joyce Grable teamed as the Texas Cowgirls.
* OddFriendship: Wendi - a down-to-earth country girl - and Cyndi Lauper - a pop superstar. Wendi confirms that they were great friends when they worked together.
* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have
* RingOldies: She stepped into the ring for some Wrestle-Reunion events when she was in her forties.
* UnderminedByReality: Wendi's superstardom in the 80s takes on a much more sombre note when you hear her talk about how she never received any royalties from any of the extra stuff she did - the cartoons, music videos, action figures etc. She was also criminally underpaid compared to her male colleagues - claiming she only made $5000 for her match at the first ''[=WrestleMania=]'' in contrast to Hulk Hogan making $50,000. She suspects that her constantly asking Vince about money led to her being dismissed.
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'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Judy Martin, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Joyce Grable, with whom she held the NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality she had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
After regaining the title from Kai, Richter was scheduled to defend it at Madison Square Garden on November 25, 1985 of that same year against a mysterious masked opponent known only as The Spider Lady. During the match, The Spider Lady broke from the pre-scripted events, and the referee delivered a swift three count, despite Richter kicking out after a count of one. Richter ignored the bell and continued to attack the Spider, unmasking the new champion to reveal that it was The Fabulous Moolah in disguise: Richter fell victim to a real-life "screwjob" finish who would be known as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendi_Richter#The_Original_Screwjob "The Original Screwjob"]] (to differentiate it from [[Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob that other screwjob]]).
Upon leaving the WWF, Richter wrestled in Puerto Rico, Japan, and throughout the United States in independent promotions. Richter surfaced in the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation (AWA) in 1987 to challenge champion [[Wrestling/{{Madusa}} Madusa Miceli]] for the AWA Women's Championship, winning the title in December 1988, but the title would be vacated in December 1989 when Richter left the promotion. She would eventually mend her differences with the now renamed WWE and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010.
As usual, you can find the basics at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendi_Richter her page]] over at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]].
!!Tropes related to Wendi Richter:
* EightiesHair: A poofy ''Series/{{Dynasty}}''-like hairdo.
* ActionGirl
* AllAmericanFace
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: From Dallas.
* FinishingMove: Sitout DDT
* LeotardOfPower
* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
* WrestlingFamily: She was married to Hugo Savinovich, former WWE Spanish commentator and current ''Wrestling/Lucha Underground'' Spanish commentator.
'''Wendi Richter''' (born September 6, 1961) is a retired American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er. Trained by Wrestling/TheFabulousMoolah and Judy Martin, she began her professional wrestling career teaming with Joyce Grable, with whom she held the NWA Women's World Tag Team Championship twice. In the 1980s, she joined the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} World Wrestling Federation]] (WWF), just as WWF owner Wrestling/VinceMcMahon brought in Music/CyndiLauper for a feud with Wrestling/CaptainLouAlbano, which eventually resulted in Albano seconding WWF Women's Champion The Fabulous Moolah, while Lauper was in the corner of Richter. Richter defeated Moolah at Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''The Brawl to End It All'' for the Women's Championship on July 23, 1984, ending what was billed as the longest championship reign in professional wrestling history, Moolah's 28-year reign as recognized by the WWF.[[note]]In reality she had lost the title several times between 1956 and 1978, and Richter's win had in reality only ended a nearly seven-year reign by Moolah as champion.[[/note]] This match was also the beginning of the "Rock 'n' Wrestling Connection", an era that combined both music and professional wrestling. Richter faced Moolah's protégé, Leilani Kai, who defeated Richter for the title, in early 1985 at ''The War to Settle the Score''. Richter regained the title at the first ''Wrestling/WrestleMania'' one month later. Richter was also animated for a CBS Saturday morning cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HulkHogansRockNWrestling''.
After regaining the title from Kai, Richter was scheduled to defend it at Madison Square Garden on November 25, 1985 of that same year against a mysterious masked opponent known only as The Spider Lady. During the match, The Spider Lady broke from the pre-scripted events, and the referee delivered a swift three count, despite Richter kicking out after a count of one. Richter ignored the bell and continued to attack the Spider, unmasking the new champion to reveal that it was The Fabulous Moolah in disguise: Richter fell victim to a real-life "screwjob" finish who would be known as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendi_Richter#The_Original_Screwjob "The Original Screwjob"]] (to differentiate it from [[Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob that other screwjob]]).
Upon leaving the WWF, Richter wrestled in Puerto Rico, Japan, and throughout the United States in independent promotions. Richter surfaced in the Wrestling/AmericanWrestlingAssociation (AWA) in 1987 to challenge champion [[Wrestling/{{Madusa}} Madusa Miceli]] for the AWA Women's Championship, winning the title in December 1988, but the title would be vacated in December 1989 when Richter left the promotion. She would eventually mend her differences with the now renamed WWE and was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010.
As usual, you can find the basics at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendi_Richter her page]] over at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]].
!!Tropes related to Wendi Richter:
* EightiesHair: A poofy ''Series/{{Dynasty}}''-like hairdo.
* ActionGirl
* AllAmericanFace
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2010
* EverythingIsBigInTexas: From Dallas.
* FinishingMove: Sitout DDT
* LeotardOfPower
* RealSongThemeTune: Music/CyndiLauper's "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"
* WrestlingFamily: She was married to Hugo Savinovich, former WWE Spanish commentator and current ''Wrestling/Lucha Underground'' Spanish commentator.