Former Women’s Champion Returns to the NWA
News coming out of Fightful Wrestling is that the former World Women’s Champion will be making her return to the NWA. Jazz recently retired from in ring competition with Impact Wrestling. She was the tag team partner for Jordynne Grace. Grace and Jazz lost in the Semi-Finals for the Impact Knockouts Tag Titles Tournament. They would later challenge Fire N Flava for the titles. Her last official match for Impact wrestling was against Deonna Purrazzo in a Title vs. Career Match at Hardcore Justice 2021. Jazz will be taking on a non-wrestling role as an agent for the women’s division, similarly to Homicide’s role with the company.
Former World Women’s Champion Jazz
Jazz became Women’s World Champion on September 16th, 2016 in Sherman Texas. She defeated Christi Jaynes and Amber Gallows, in a Triple Threat Match for Gallow’s title. Not only did she defend throughout the NWA, but also in Canada and in Japan. As champion she held victories over Heidi Katrina, Heather Monroe, Grace, and former champion Thunder Rosa.
Jazz joined Leilani Kai and the Fabulous Moolah to have held the WWF Woman’s Championship and the NWA Woman’s Championship. The former champion announced her retirement before Crockett Cup 2019. She was originally scheduled to face Allysin Kay, but had to back out of the match. Jazz said “Due to medical and personal issues in my life at this time. I’m having to turn the belt over without defending it. I will post again soon… Thanks for your support.” When it was announced for, then NWA Vice President David Lagana made it sounds like the door was open for her to return down the road.
Life Outside the Ring
Throughout the years Dogg Pound Wrestling was the school that Jazz and her husband Rodney Mack built. She and Rodney trained the former NWA World Jr. Heavyweight Champion Kevin Frazier, the Manimal, and many others. With Jazz and Rodney, now working with Thunder Rosa for a new wrestling school. Based on their past vision, Dogg Pound Pro Wrestling Dojo and is located in San Antonio, Texas. The school is the official training center for Rosa’s Mission Pro. With Jazz’s connection to both Mission Pro Wrestling and the rich history of the NWA, this bodes well for the NWA.