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Professional wrestling personality and semi competitive submission fighter, known as Liz Savage. Currently re-entering the field after a 6 year personal hiatus. Has worked for over 30 companies, across the US, and has been featured on programming available in various television markets world-wide. I am also a former promotional model for a wide variety of brands including but not limited to: Axe, Serta Mattress, No Holds Barred Wrestling Show, Bacardi, Jack Daniels, Coors Lite, Finlandia, Mikes Hard Beverages, Cazadorez, as well as other brands. My background is in social media marketing and promotions.
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October 28, 2026