Mad Maxine

Championship Wrestling From Florida (1985-1986) Mjoseth relocated to Florida with Luna Vachon and Peggy Lee Pringle to work with booker Wahoo McDaniel as "Lady Maxine". She also had matches with Luna Vachon in February 1986.

Universal Wrestling Federation (1986) In April 1986 in the Universal Wrestling Federation, Lady Maxine became the manager of Jack Victory. She accompanied him in singles matches, as well as 6-man tag team matches where he was paired with The Sheepherders. While managing Victory, she became involved in a feud with Dark Journey. The two women engaged in numerous cat fights from April through June 1986. They also competed in a mixed tag team match which pitted Maxine and Victory against Dark Journey and Koko Ware. The feud between Maxine and Dark Journey ended with Maxine being run out of UWF. In actuality, she chose to retire from professional wrestling (since she had grown tired of the business) and focus on her journalism career.

Professional wrestling style and personal As Mad Maxine, Mjoseth had a "colorful Mohawk" and wore "biker gear", with journalist Paul Guzzo describing her as "a cross between X-Men comic character Storm and someone from the apocalyptic world in which the Mad Max movies were set." She lived with her sister in Washington, D.C., and worked odd jobs.

She spent seven years working with the National Institute of Aging (2000–2007) and developed an arts-based program called Vital Visionaries. She appeared in an episode of the HBO television series Real Sex in the 1990s, which featured an erotic art auction she had curated. She published The Chronicles of Mad Maxine, a novel based on her experiences training to become a professional wrestler.