About Bonnie Maxon
Born 1981. Bonnie Maxon is an American actor and professional wrestler.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2007–2008) Maxson appeared as a planted fan on the October 18, 2007 episode of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA)'s Impact!, holding up a sign reading "President of Robert Roode Fan Club". She continued to appear in the crowd with pro-Roode signs for the following two weeks. On the November 1 episode of Impact!, Maxson's presence was acknowledged by TNA announcers, and she also had a stare-down with Roode's former valet, Ms. Brooks. In the aftermath of a match on an episode of Impact!, after Ms. Brooks and Roode defeated Chris Harris and Gail Kim, Brooks was about to leave the ring when she attacked and started a fight with Maxson. In the promotion she regularly teamed with Jennifer Blake and Sexy Star as well as acting as the valet of Alex Koslov. At the 2010 Rey de Reyes show, Rain, Christina Von Eerie and Sexy Star faced off against Cynthia Moreno, Mari and Faby Apache, a match which Moreno won for her team by pinning Sexy Star. During a post Rey de Reyes interview, Sexy Star claimed that the Apaches and Moreno were nothing but maids, which led to AAA booking a match between Moreno, Faby and Mari Apache against Sexy Star, Rain and Blake in a TriplemanÃa XVIII match, where the person pinned or submitted would have to be the winning team's slave for a month. At TriplemanÃa, La Legión defeated Moreno and the Apaches, when Blake pinned Mari, thanks in part to the biased refereeing by Hijo del Tirantes. Following the match, Konnan ordered Mari Apache to begin her maid duty right away by cleaning up their dressing room. The stipulation expired on July 6, 2010. Rain's contract with AAA expired on July 25, 2010.
Wrestlicious (2009–2010) In early 2009, Maxson took part in the tapings of Wrestlicious, under the ring name Felony, which began airing in March 2010. She debuted on March 1 in the first episode teaming with Maria Toro and Bandita defeating the team of Cousin Cassie, Tyler Texas and Charlotte. On the April 7 episode of Takedown, Felony was one of the last two girls along with Glory standing in a 20-girl over-the-top-rope "Hoedown Throwdown" battle royal to determine the top two contenders for the Wrestlicious Championship. On the May 24 episode of Wrestlicious Takedown, Felony lost the Wrestlicious Championship match to Glory.
Women Superstars Uncensored (2009–2012) Rain debuted in WSU in January 2009 with two victories over Rachel Summerlyn on separate DVD tapings in one night. She would go on to defeat Malia Hosaka at WSU's 2 year anniversary show. She went to the finals of WSU's 2009 J-Cup but lost to Angel Orsini in the finals. The following night she received her first WSU Championship shot in a three-way match involving Orsini and champion Mercedes Martinez in which Mercedes retained her title. Rain picked up a win over Nikki Roxx in June and in August, she teamed up with Orsini to challenge for the WSU tag team titles which they lost via DQ. Later that night on WSU's second DVD taping, the duo were successful against Roxx and Martinez. Rain and Orsini's partnership would not last long and they would become enemies again. On October 3, 2009, Rain defeated Orsini in an uncensored rules match.
Rain would go on to defeat Portia Perez to become the #1 contender to the WSU Championship. Rain would face Martinez for the title in the main event of WSU's 3 year anniversary show in March 2010. Martinez successfully defended her title against Rain, defeating her in an uncensored rules match on March 6, 2010. Rain would main event WSU's next show which was the first of two tapings in a loss to Awesome Kong. Rain would form her own alliance known as Rain's Army with Roxx and Jessicka Havok later in 2010. At WSU's first ever internet pay per view, Breaking Barries, Rain picked up an impressive victory over Jamilia Craft in just 3 minutes. The win garnered Rain another title shot on November 6, 2010. However, Martinez was once again successful, defeating Rain this time in an I Quit match.
Rain's Army would come to an end when Havok turned on Rain and challenged her to a match which Havok won at WSU's 4 year anniversary show on March 5, 2011. From there, Rain would challenge for the WSU Spirit Championship at the Uncensored Rumble iPPV but came up short, losing to champion Sassy Stephanie. Rain would enter the Uncensored Rumble match but was eliminated by Amy Lee. Rain would turn to more of a fan-favorite after as she wrestled Serena Deeb at WSU's next event. Serena won the match but afterwards, they were both assaulted by tag team champions, the Boston Shore (Amber and Lexxus). Rain and Serena agreed to form a tag team to challenge for the titles but Serena ended up sidelined with a concussion leading Rain to call upon her longtime former tag team partner, Jetta, to reform the International Home Wrecking Crew.
In September, Rain won the WSU Spirit Championship, her first title win in WSU, by defeating Sassy Stephanie. However, she would lose the championship later that very same night when she accepted an impromptu challenge from Havok, who defeated her for the belt. On November 19, 2011, Rain and Jetta reformed the International Home Wrecking Crew but lost to the Boston Shore in a tag titles match. Rain would later save Melina from a Boston Shore attack. At WSU's 5 year anniversary show on March 3, 2012, Rain was pinned by Lexxus, but bounced back with a win over Athena on April 24. After which, Rain announced plans to put her career on the line in the Uncensored Rumble match on June 16, however she was forced to cancel due to an illness. WSU was then sold to new owners and Rain subsequently announced on July 14 that she could not come to a deal with the new owners and thus would not be returning to the promotion.
Shine Wrestling (2012–2014; 2017–2018) Rain made her debut for new women's wrestling promotion Shine Wrestling (stylized as SHINE), on July 20 in Ybor City, Florida where she defeated Nikki Roxx. At the next event on August 17, Rain continued her winning streak by defeating Santana Garrett. Rain competed in the main event of Shine 3 against Jazz on September 21 where she suffered her first defeat. At Shine 4 on October 19, Rain defeated Christina Von Eerie and later that night she would cost Jazz her match in the main event. That led to Shine 5 on November 16 where Rain teamed up with Mercedes Martinez in a losing effort against Jazz and Amazing Kong. During that match, Rain suffered a broken wrist.
At Shine 6 on January 11, 2013, Rain did not compete due to injury but interfered in the main event, costing Kong her match against Mercedes Martinez. After the match, Rain formed her new group called The Valkyrie consisting of herself, Ivelisse, Allysin Kay, Taylor Made, and April Hunter. On February 5, Rain officially announced that she would retire from wrestling at the end of the year. On February 22, Rain headlined Shine 7 with a DQ victory over Kong. At Shine 8 in March, Rain led the Valkyrie to victory in an eight-woman tag team match. Shine announced a tournament to crown its first champion and Rain defeated Angelina Love to advance to the tournament. On July 12, Rain first defeated LuFisto in the first round, then Jessicka Havok in the semifinals and finally Mia Yim in the finals to win the tournament and become the inaugural Shine Champion. On December 13, Rain successfully defended her title against Kong in what was billed as her retirement match. However, after the match, she announced that she was not retiring after all and would continue to defend the title in 2014. On January 24, Rain lost the Shine Championship to Valkyrie stablemate Ivelisse, who was post-match kicked out of the stable. Following the loss, Rain officially retired from wrestling.
On Shine 47, Rain returned to Shine. She won a Survivor Rumble to earn a match for the Shine Championship against LuFisto on Shine 48, which she lost after Stormie Lee distracted her by attacking Tesha Price, who had accompanied Rain to the match.
Return to ROH (2017) On November 1, 2017, ROH announced that Rain would be returning to the ring after three years of retirement at the promotion's shows on November 11 and 12. During the weekend, Rain defeated Brandi Rhodes and lost to Sumie Sakai.
Other media In 2007, Maxson, along with Lacey, ODB, SoCal Val, Daffney and Talia Madison, joined the website Wrestling Vixxxens. Credited under the name "Rayn", she had been involved in the original version of the website which was headed by Missy Hyatt.
Personal life On February 14, 2014, Maxson was involved in a serious automobile accident caused by another driver who was texting while driving. She suffered severe injuries to her legs and abdomen. Due to the injuries sustained in the accident, Maxson was forced to take a hiatus from wrestling which lasted over three years.
On December 15, 2018, Maxson married Aleki Lee. The couple have a son together. Maxson is also half owner/promoter of UCE Wrestling in Hawaii.
She previously dated Nick Mondo; their relationship was documented in the 2004 film Unscarred.
Championships and accomplishments French Lake Wrestling Association FLWA Women's Championship (1 time) Shine Wrestling Shine Championship (1 time) Unify Championship Entertainment Unify Women's Championship (1 time)
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