Ellie (March 19, 1999) is an American professional wrestler.
Career[]
Debut & Early years[]
Ellie was trained by WWE alumnus Afa and Matt Sydal. A Florida-state native and resident, Ellie debuted in the Florida-based promotion American Combat Wrestling in 2018 during the June 27 edition of ACW Proving Ground in a match won by Avery Taylor. She worked in Florida promotions including Xtreme Wrestling Entertainment and Platinum Pro Wrestling during 2018 and 2019 before advancing to promotions throughout the United States. On January 17, 2020, Ellie won her first title while in Chicago Style Wrestling, becoming the CSW Women's Champion. She later lost the title the following month on February 21. She won her second title as early as November 6, 2020 while in 127 Pro Wrestling, becoming the Women's Champion.
World Wrestling Entertainment (2020, 2021)[]
Under the ring name Ellie Hile, she made her televised debut on the September 23, episode of NXT as part of a battle royal match to determine the new Number One Contender to the NXT Women's Championship.
On the September 7th 2021 episode of NXT, Ellie appeared once again for the NXT brand, this time under the name Virginia Ferry in a losing effort to a debuting Mei Ying.
All Elite Wrestling (2020)[]
Under the ring name Dream Girl Ellie and wearing ring attire overtly inspired from the anime series Dragon Ball Z, she made her televised debut on the November 10 episode of AEW Dark teaming with fellow independent wrestler Jennacide in a tag match won by Diamante & Ivelisse. She made her AEW singles debut on the November 24 episode of AEW Dark where she lost to Penelope Ford.
Ohio Valley Wrestling (2021-present)[]
Ellie made her debut on the May 6 episode of OVW TV, losing a three-way match against Arie Alexander and Dani Mo to determine the Number One Contender for the OVW Women's Championship. Between June and July 2021, Ellie competed in Number One Contender matches often in three-ways against opponents including Dani Mo and Arie Alexander.
In wrestling[]
- Finishers & signature moves
- Dream Drop
- German Suplex
- Nicknames
- "Dream Girl"
- Tag teams and stables
- International Superstars - with Blanco Loco
Championships and accomplishments[]
- Chicago Style Wrestling
- CSW Women's Championship
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI ranked her #129 in the 2023 PWI Top 250 Females
- PWI ranked her #127 in the 2024 PWI Top 250 Females
- Smash Wrestling
- Smash Women's Championship (1 time)
