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Missy Hyatt

Missy Hyatt

Nickname: The First Lady of Wrestling; The Walking Riot

Height: 5' 8"

Weight: 129 lbs

From: Tallahassee, FL

Birthday: Oct 16th

Pro Debut: 1985

Feds Worked For: ECW, NWA, SCW, UWF, WCCW, WCW, WWF, American Wrestling Federation, Apocalypse Wrestling Federation (Canada), !BANG! Wrestling (FL), Battleground Championship Wrestling (PA), Big Time Wrestling, Continental Wrestling Federation (AL), Game Changer Wrestling (TX), Impact Championship Wrestling (NY), Jersey All-Pro Wrestling (NJ), Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (IA/KS/MO), NWA Spinebuter (GA), Pro Pain Pro Wrestling (PA), Squared Circle Pro (TX), USA Pro Wrestling, Women Premiere Wrestling (NY), Women Superstars Uncensored (NJ), World Class Big Time Wrestling (OH), World Xtreme Wrestling (FL/PA)

Signature Moves: Loaded Purse

 

Career Highlights: -AWF Champion
-BANG! Women's Champion

Affiliates: John Tatum, Eddie Gilbert, Jack Victory, Sting, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner, Robin Green, Ric Flair, Brian Knobbs, Jerry Sags, The Barbarian, The Sandman, Shane Douglas, Larry Zbyszko, Adam Windsor, The Funky White Boy, Lacey Von Erich, Hawaii Allen, Becky Bayless, Rick Knight, Lance Storm, Brimstone, Doug Gilbert, Johnny Webb, Tom Prichard, Chris Dickinson, Gary Wolfe, Joey Janela, Alvin

Notable Feuds: Sunshine, Paul E. Dangerously, Madusa

Other Facts: -Niece of former pro wrestler Homer O'Dell
-Aunt of pro wrestling valet Miss Michelle
-Former wife of pro wrestler Eddie Gilbert. They got married on Halloween and the wedding was a surprise to everyone attending except for Terry Taylor and his wife. Everyone else thought they were just attending a Halloween party. Hyatt dressed as a bride and Gilbert dressed as a groom.
-Former daughter-in-law of pro wrestler Tommy Gilbert
-Former sister-in-law of pro wrestler Doug Gilbert
-Former granddaughter-in-law of pro wrestler Arley Gilbert
-Sometimes billed from New York
-Originally suggested the name "Constance" for her ring name, but John Tatum didn't like that, calling her Missy instead and it stuck. Hyatt suggested adjusting the spelling of her last name so it seemed more like the hotel chain.
-Attended a TV Taping for Georgia Championship Wrestling on March 20, 1982 and was mentioned by announcer Gordon Solie as being present. This was 3 years before she would officially make her professional debut.
-Attended several wrestling shows before actually working in the sport and got a reputation as a "ring rat". Dated several wrestlers during this time including Tommy Rich, Jake Roberts, Road Warrior Hawk, and Gino Hernandez, among others.
-Met John Tatum in 1984 and started dating him also became his valet. Tatum & Hyatt then went to UWF where they teamed up with Eddie Gilbert, who eventually stole Hyatt from Tatum and married her.
-While working in the UWF, she became the first woman in wrestling to have a guaranteed contract.
-After she and John arrived in WCCW, she read in a newsletter that Vince McMahon was looking for a valet for Randy Savage. She sent in pictures and even got a call back from George Scott, who was booking WWF at the time. Both Scott and McMahon liked Hyatt's look, but ultimately, Savage convinced them to hire Miss Elizabeth as his valet. Because of this, Fritz Von Erich decided to use her as a valet for John Tatum and her career was started.
-Former valet/manager of Hyatt & Hotstuff International
-Released a tell all book entitled "Missy Hyatt: First Lady of Wrestling" in 2001
-Appeared on the TV show "Judge Mathis" after she sued former ECW referee and manager Bill Alphonso for damages to her Porsche. Hyatt won the case and was awarded $500 by the judge.
-Ran an adult oriented website that originally featured Tammy Sytch, and later featured Francine as well as Hyatt herself and others but it has since closed.
-Released an adult DVD featuring herself and Tammy Sytch entitled "Wrestling Vixens Untamed"

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  • 06-09 1959 The Golden Giant became the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
  • 06-09 1966 Johnny Valentine def. Fritz Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-09 1980 The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts) def. Junkyard Dog & Buck Robley for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 06-09 1989 Jeff Jarrett & Mil Mascaras def. Super Zodiac & Cactus Jack for the WCCW World Tag Team Champion
  • 06-09 2017 The Rising (Matt Durden & Riker) def. Team Dean Machine (Christopher Dean & Jerry Dean) for the BPPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
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  • 06-10 1979 Bruiser Brody def. Mark Lewin for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Champion
  • 06-10 1985 Tim Brooks def. Scott Casey for the WCCW Television Champion
  • 06-10 2006 Dexter Hardaway became the AACW Mid-American Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-10 2023 MLP became the XDWF New GenX Champion
  • 06-11 1984 Chris Adams became the WCCW Television Champion
  • 06-11 2009 Sage became the SWCW Art of War Champion
  • 06-11 2011 Jake O'Brien def. Robbie Awesome for the MERC Patriot Champion
  • 06-11 2011 The Ring Intruders (Jon Cross & Fuel) became the SRPW Tag Team Champions
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  • 06-13 1998 The Bad Boys (Splash Jackson & Bull Schmitt) def. The Texas Outlaws (Dan Wilder & Bernard Funk) for the OPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 06-13 2008 Brent Albright def. Slam Shady for the NWA-OK Oklahoma Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2008 High Society (Al Farat & Thomas Trump) became the NWA-OK Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 06-13 2008 Josh Michaels became the ACW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2009 The Canadian Red Devil became the ComPro Showtime Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Seth Angel & Adrian Dell def. Nemesis (Bobby Starr & Damien Morte) for the ComPro Tag Team Champions
  • 06-13 2015 Killista def. Paul Puertorico for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Rolling Thunder def. Michael Duplanti for the NAW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Paige Turner def. Erica for the IZW Queens Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Michael Wolf def. Jake O'Brien for the ComPro Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-13 2015 Jake O'Brien def. Michael Wolf for the ComPro Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 1970 Fritz Von Erich def. Boris Malenko for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 1982 Fritz Von Erich def. King Kong Bundy for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2004 Team Shenanigans (Tyler Bateman & Kenny Campbell) def. Li'l Joe & Al Farat for the ACW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2008 Kenny Campbell became the IZW Impact Division Champion
  • 06-14 2008 Nathan Sensation & Striker def. The New Age Syndicate (Shawn Sanders & Scott Sanders) for the IZW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2008 Anarchy [2nd] def. The Enforcer for the SECW Tri-State Champion
  • 06-14 2008 Dane Griffin def. Mo'Body Gillespie for the 3DW Violent Division Champion
  • 06-14 2009 El Super Colibri became the TAP Adrenaline Champion
  • 06-14 2009 Reckless def. The Canadian Red Devil for the TAP Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2009 Shane Morbid def. Jon Cross for the TAP Oklahoma Heritage Champion
  • 06-14 2013 Clint Cox became the BPPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-14 2014 The Rising (Justin Riker & Abel) def. Psycho Sawyer & Diamond for the SRPW Tag Team Champions
  • 06-14 2014 Omega X (Brett Stopp & X-Static) def. The K. C. Wolves (Graham Bell & Luke Langley) for the UWE Tag Team Champions
  • 06-15 1982 King Kong Bundy became the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-15 2003 Tyler Bateman def. Jef Tiger for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 06-15 2003 John O'Malley def. Tyler Bateman for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 06-15 2008 El Culo Intruso def. Dane Griffin for the 3DW Violent Division Champion
  • 06-15 2018 Sam Stackhouse def. Abyss for the BCW Buzzsaw Champion
  • 06-15 2019 Double D became the WFC Heavyweight Champion
  • 06-15 2019 Prince Mahalli def. Damon Windsor for the WCR Revolutionary Champion
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