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Noreen Greenwald (born September 7, 1978 in Forest
Lake, Minnesota), better known by her stage name Molly Holly is a professional
wrestler who worked for World Championship Wrestling and later World Wrestling
Entertainment's RAW brand until April 2005.
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Profile
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Height: 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
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Weight: 140lbs (63.5 kg)
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Birthday: September 7, 1978
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Hometown: Forest Lake, Minnesota
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Trained By: Dean Malenko, Jeff
Bradley, WCW Power Plant
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Professional Debut: 1997
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Previous Identities: Starla
Saxon, Miss Madness, Mona, Lady Ophelia, Mighty Molly, Molly Holly
Finishing/Signature
Moves
Career
Greenwald started wrestling as Starla Saxton in
1997 after being trained by Dean Malenko in Tampa, Florida. She worked the
independent circuit and wrestled for WWF and WCW as a jobber.
She gained some fame in WCW as Miss Madness, one of
Randy Savage's valets along with Gorgeous George and Madusa. This heel group,
called "Team Madness", would interfere in matches for the benefit of Savage.
Eventually, Savage turned on her and she became Mona, a face wrestler.
Molly HollyShe next showed up in WWF as Lady
Ophelia, a dark match wrestler. Her name was changed to Molly Holly so that she
could join her "cousins" Bob Holly and Crash Holly. She went through an
on-screen courtship with Spike Dudley. In July 2001 she dumped Spike to become
Mighty Molly, superhero sidekick to The Hurricane. She eventually left him to
become a full-time solo wrestler, returning to the name Molly Holly, and feuded
with Ivory, Lita, Trish Stratus and Victoria.
Greenwald requested her release from WWE on April
12, 2005. There are conflicting reports as to whether she has retired or is
simply taking time off.
Greenwald is a born-again Christian and loves to
tinker with old cars in her spare time.
Championships/Accomplishments
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1-Time WWE Hardcore Champion
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2-Time WWE Women's Champion
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1-Time New Dimension Wrestling
Ladies Champion
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1-Time WPWF Women's Champion
Title lineage
Job Titles
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