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Allyssa Lyn Lane (born May 20, 1988) is an American professional wrestler. She is signed to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and Ring of Honor (ROH), where she performs under the ring name Lacey Lane. She is best known for her time in WWE, where she performed under the ring name Kayden Carter from 2018 to 2025 and (alongside Katana Chance) became a one-time and the longest-reigning NXT Women's Tag Team Champion and one-time WWE Women's Tag Team Champion. The two also became the first women's tag team to have won the WWE and NXT Women's Tag Team Championships.

Key Information

Early life

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Allyssa Lyn Lane[2] was born in Winter Park, Florida, on May 20, 1988, the daughter of a Filipina mother and Jamaican father.[3] She played basketball at Monroe Community College before transferring to Shaw University,[4] where she won an NCAA Division II championship in 2012 and graduated magna cum laude later that year with a BA in recreational management.

Professional wrestling career

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Early career (2016–2018)

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Lane enrolled in the Team 3D Academy in 2016, and wrestled regularly for a number of different Florida-based independent promotions. Her first public match was a winning effort against Trish Adora for the Go Wrestle promotion in Daytona Beach in August 2016. Lane had a tryout at the WWE Performance Center in February 2017, after which she was offered a developmental contract. However, a physical examination revealed arthritis in her knee, and the contract was rescinded. Lane spent four months rehabbing her knee, and in November 2017 she joined The Crash Lucha Libre in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, eventually winning their Women's Championship from Keyra on January 20, 2018. She held the title for 175 days before losing it to Tessa Blanchard in a triple threat match that also included Santana Garrett on July 14, 2018.[5][6][7]

WWE (2018–2025)

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Carter in 2020

After passing a second physical, Lane signed with WWE in July 2018.[8] Lane took part in that year's Mae Young Classic, defeating Vanessa Kraven in the first round and Taynara Conti in the second round,[9][10] before being defeated by Meiko Satomura in the quarterfinals.[11] In September 2019, Lane's ring name was changed to Kayden Carter.[12] On the January 29, 2020, episode of NXT, Carter had her first victory on television, defeating Chelsea Green.[13] She was defeated in their rematch on the February 19 episode of NXT.[14]

On the September 16 episode of NXT, Carter teamed with Kacy Catanzaro in a winning effort against Jessi Kamea and Xia Li.[15] They took part in the 2021 Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic tournament, defeating Mercedes Martinez and Toni Storm in the quarterfinals,[16] but were beaten by Dakota Kai and Raquel González in the semifinals.[17] They would then feud with Xia Li after constantly being attacked by her throughout the following weeks. On the March 10 episode of NXT, Carter lost to Li by disqualification after Catanzaro hit the latter with a crutch.[18] The next year, Catanzaro and Carter participated in the 2022 Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic where they defeated Diamond Mine's Ivy Nile and Tatum Paxley in the first round,[19] but lost to Kay Lee Ray and Io Shirai in the semifinals.[20] After defeating Yulisa Leon and Valentina Feroz on the April 26 episode of NXT,[21] Chance (whose name had officially been changed by WWE from Kacy Catanzaro to "Katana Chance" one week earlier) and Carter pursued the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship where they failed to win the titles at NXT In Your House from Toxic Attraction.[22] After losing, Chance and Carter began a slow heel turn where they failed to become number one contenders for the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship which they lost on the June 28 episode of NXT to Cora Jade and Roxanne Perez.

Carter and Chance won the vacant NXT Women's Tag Team Championship in a fatal four-way elimination match, lastly eliminating Toxic Attraction, on the August 2 episode of NXT, marking Chance's first professional title and Carter's first title in WWE.[23] They defended their titles against Doudrop and Nikki A.S.H. at Worlds Collide,[24] and against Nikkita Lyons and Zoey Stark on the October 25[25] and November 8 episodes of NXT.[26] On January 8, 2023, Catanzaro and Carter became the longest reigning NXT Women's Tag Team Champions. On the January 24 episode of NXT, they retained against Alba Fyre and Sol Ruca.[27] At NXT Vengeance Day, Carter and Chance lost the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship to Fallon Henley and Kiana James, ending their historic reign at 186 days.[28]

As part of the 2023 WWE Draft, Carter, along with tag team partner Chance, was drafted to the Raw brand.[29][30] Carter and Chance made their main roster debut on the June 5 episode of Raw in a losing effort against the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler.[31] On the December 11 episode of Raw, it was announced that Carter and Chance became the new number one contenders for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship and would challenge Chelsea Green and Piper Niven for the titles.[32] On the December 18 episode of Raw, Carter and Chance defeated Green and Niven to become the new WWE Women's Tag Team Champions, becoming the first female tag team to have won the WWE and NXT Women's Tag Team Championships.[33] Carter and Chance had their first successful title defense on the January 8, 2024, episode of Raw where they defeated Green and Niven in a rematch.[34] On the January 26 episode of SmackDown, they lost the titles to Damage CTRL's The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane), ending their reign at 39 days.[35]

Carter and Chance were transferred to the SmackDown brand as part of the post-2024 WWE Draft transfer window in February 2025, but were released from WWE on May 2.[36]

All Elite Wrestling / Ring of Honor (2025–present)

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Lane, under the ring name Lacey Lane, made her Ring of Honor (ROH) debut on the September 25, 2025 episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling, where she unsuccessfully challenged Mina Shirakawa for the Interim ROH Women's World Television Championship.[37] She debuted for ROH's sister promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW) on October 7 at Dynamite: Title Tuesday, accepting Mercedes Moné's open challenge for the AEW TBS Championship, but failed to win the title.[38]

Other media

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Lane made her video game debut as a playable character in WWE 2K23[39] and is also playable in WWE 2K24 and WWE 2K25.

Championships and accomplishments

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Basketball

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Kayden Carter

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Kayden Carter, of American professional wrestler Allyssa Lyn Lane, is a former Women's Tag Team Champion known for her high-energy style and partnership with Chance. Born on May 20, 1988, in , Lane stands at 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds, often billed from the Philippine Islands during her tenure. After transitioning from to wrestling in 2016, she signed with in 2018 and competed primarily on the NXT brand before a brief main roster run. Lane began her wrestling career training at the Team 3D Academy under WWE Hall of Famers Bubba Ray and , debuting independently as Lacey in 2016. Prior to wrestling, she played at in the CIAA conference, leveraging her athletic background for agile in-ring performances featuring moves like the Highlight Reel. In WWE, she adopted the Kayden Carter moniker and formed the "Katana Chance & Kayden Carter," winning the on August 2, 2022, and defending it multiple times before losing the titles on February 21, 2023, at Vengeance Day. Following their promotion to the main roster later in 2023, the duo captured the on December 18, 2023, solidifying her reputation as a dynamic competitor despite limited singles opportunities. Carter's WWE career concluded on May 2, 2025, when she and Chance were released amid roster cuts affecting 17 talents. Following the expiration of her on August 1, 2025, reverted to her original ring name and debuted for (ROH) on September 10, 2025, in , challenging for the Interim ROH Women's World Television Championship against on the September 25 episode. She made her (AEW) in-ring debut on October 7, 2025, during Dynamite: Title Tuesday, unsuccessfully challenging Mercedes Moné for the TBS Championship. As of January 2026, continues to compete in AEW and ROH, having joined the CRU faction with Lio Rush and Action Andretti, while expressing interest in singles and tag team pursuits.

Early life

Childhood and family

Kayden Carter, born Allyssa Lyn Lane on May 20, 1988, in , grew up in a multicultural household shaped by her father's Jamaican heritage and her mother's Filipino background. This diverse family environment fostered her early sense of identity and resilience, though specific details on siblings or direct parental influences on her athletic path remain limited in public records. Raised in the Orlando suburb of Winter Park, Lane showed an initial interest in team sports during her youth, with emerging as a primary focus that aligned with her energetic and competitive nature. Her early exposure to the sport likely stemmed from local opportunities in , where she honed fundamental skills before advancing to higher levels of competition. Lane's formal education began at in , where she joined the team and gained initial competitive experience as a . At , she played on the team before transferring to Shaw University in , continuing her studies and basketball pursuits in a more structured collegiate setting.

Basketball career

Carter continued her competitive basketball career at the collegiate level after transferring from . She joined the Lady Bears team as a in 2010 and played through the 2011–12 season. During her time at Shaw, a historically Black university in , she contributed to the team's success in the (CIAA) and beyond. In her senior year, was a key rotational player on a squad that achieved a 29–6 record and advanced to the postseason. The Lady Bears won the on March 23, 2012, defeating 88–82 in overtime, marking Shaw's first title in . played 34 minutes in the final, recording 6 steals that helped fuel the team's defensive effort. Throughout the season, she provided steady ball-handling and perimeter defense, with representative performances including 5 assists against on January 9, 2012, and 10 points in a 92–79 win over Saint Augustine's on January 22, 2011. Her contributions included notable defensive plays, such as 6 steals in the championship game. Following the championship, Lane graduated from in 2012. She stepped away from basketball thereafter, focusing on other athletic pursuits before committing fully to training in 2016.

Professional wrestling career

Training and independent circuit (2016–2018)

Carter began her professional wrestling training in 2016 at the Team 3D Academy in , under the guidance of WWE Hall of Famers and . Drawing from her background as a player, where she honed her athleticism and competitive drive, Carter transitioned to wrestling seeking a new challenge that combined physicality with performance. She made her professional in-ring debut on August 20, 2016, under the ring name Lacey Lane, defeating Trish Adora in a singles match for the Go Wrestle promotion at an event in . Throughout 2016 and 2017, Lane competed primarily on the independent circuit, building experience in local promotions such as Full Throttle Pro Wrestling (FTPW) and American Combat Wrestling. In FTPW, she pursued the inaugural Ladies Championship in 2017 but lost a vacant title match to , marking an early high-profile defeat that highlighted her rising status in the regional scene. By 2018, Lane expanded her opportunities internationally, traveling to to wrestle for and AroLucha. On January 20, 2018, she captured the The Crash Femenil Championship by defeating champion in , holding the title for 175 days before dropping it in a triple threat match to on July 14, 2018, which also involved . These matches against established luchadoras helped establish Lane as a versatile performer capable of adapting to diverse styles. During this period, she also attended a tryout in 2017, which paved the way for her eventual signing later that year. Her independent work emphasized high-energy matches and technical prowess, setting the foundation for her transition to larger platforms.

WWE (2018–2025)

Carter signed with in 2018 and began training at the . She made her in-ring debut that year in the Mae Young Classic tournament, where she defeated in the first round and Taynara Conti in the second before losing to in the quarterfinals. Throughout her early NXT tenure from 2018 to 2020, Carter competed against prominent talents including , , and , establishing herself as an agile, high-flying performer blending influences with her background. Notable victories included a match against in 2019, showcasing her growing presence in the NXT women's division. In 2020, Carter formed a tag team partnership with Katana Chance, known collectively as "Kacy Catanzaro and Kayden Carter" initially before solidifying as Chance and Carter. The duo advanced to the semifinals of the Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic in 2021, highlighting their chemistry and aerial offense. Their momentum built toward August 2, 2022, when they defeated Gigi Dolin and Jacy Jayne to capture the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship, holding the titles for 186 days in their first reign. This victory marked Carter's first championship in WWE and solidified the team as a key act in NXT's tag division. As part of the , Carter and Chance were selected for the Raw brand, transitioning to the main roster. They made their Raw debut on June 5, 2023, competing in a match that emphasized their high-energy style amid the competitive women's division. On December 18, 2023, the pair achieved main roster success by defeating and to win the , a title they defended once before losing it to Asuka and on January 26, 2024, after a 39-day reign. Despite the accomplishment, their main roster run featured limited television exposure, with sporadic appearances on Raw and occasional enhancement matches. Carter's WWE tenure concluded on May 2, 2025, when she and Chance were released as part of a broader roster trimming following WrestleMania 41. The release ended their seven-year association with , during which Carter competed primarily as a specialist and contributed to the evolution of the women's tag division across NXT and the main roster.

Early NXT years (2018–2020)

Carter signed a developmental with in July 2018 and was assigned to the NXT brand, where she began training at the in . Her initial on-screen exposure came through the 2018 Classic tournament, competing under the ring name Lacey Lane; she advanced to the quarterfinals by defeating in the first round and Taynara Conti in the second before losing to . This performance highlighted her high-flying athleticism and potential, drawing attention from scouts and fans alike. Carter made her NXT television debut on the March 27, 2019, episode, teaming with in a match against and Vanessa Borne that ended in a no-contest due to interference from NXT Women's Champion and her allies. The pairing with Catanzaro led to several appearances throughout 2019, including victories in house shows and vignettes showcasing their agile, acrobatic style. Her first solo television match occurred on September 25, 2019, shortly after changed her ring name to Kayden Carter; she faced in a losing effort, emphasizing her underdog resilience against established stars. Additional solo outings included a December 11, 2019, bout against , further establishing her as a spirited competitor in the NXT women's division. During 2019 and 2020, Carter's television time remained limited, with sporadic matches and no major storylines as a singles competitor, often positioning her in enhancement roles or brief spots. She made a brief appearance on the brand at a , 2019, , competing in a for a shot at the . This period focused on skill refinement at the Performance Center amid a crowded roster, delaying her push until later partnerships.

Tag team with Katana Chance (2020–2023)

Kacy Catanzaro and Kayden Carter began teaming sporadically in 2019, with their partnership gaining prominence starting on the August 12, 2020 episode of NXT, falling to and of the Robert Stone Brand in a match that showcased their high-energy, acrobatic style. The duo, often referred to as Chance and Carter in reference to their surnames, quickly gained momentum with a victory over and Jessi Kamea on the September 16, 2020 episode of NXT. Their partnership emphasized fast-paced offense, including synchronized dives and flips, positioning them as underdog fan favorites in the NXT women's tag division. In early 2021, Catanzaro and Carter entered the inaugural Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic, pulling off an upset win against Toni Storm and Mercedes Martinez in the first round on the January 20 episode of NXT. They advanced to the semifinals but were defeated by eventual winners Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez on February 3. The team also engaged in a notable feud with Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell, culminating in a tag team match on the November 18, 2020 episode of NXT where LeRae and Hartwell emerged victorious. This rivalry highlighted interpersonal tensions, with Carter and Catanzaro's agility contrasting the power-based approach of their opponents. By late 2021, the duo had developed a heated rivalry with (Gigi Dolin and ), including a six-woman match on the November 9, 2021 episode of NXT where Io Shirai joined and Carter but lost to the group after interference from . The feud continued into 2022, with capturing the in October 2021 and defending it against various challengers amid ongoing storylines involving the stable. In April 2022, adopted the Katana Chance, refreshing the team's presentation while maintaining their core dynamic. Chance and Carter reached the pinnacle of their NXT run on the August 2, 2022 episode of NXT 2.0, winning the vacant in a fatal four-way elimination match against Ivy Nile and , as well as and of . They held the titles for a record 186 days, the longest reign in the championship's history, successfully defending against teams such as and on October 25, 2022, and crediting their innovative tandem moves like the "Golden Permit" for their success. The reign ended on February 4, 2023, at NXT Vengeance Day, when they dropped the belts to Alba Fyre and . Following their title loss, Chance and Carter received brief teases for a main roster transition, appearing on Raw vignettes in early 2023 before officially debuting on the June 5 episode amid limited in-ring action due to injuries. They returned to NXT later that year to regroup and refine their act, focusing on recovery and cohesion before further main roster opportunities.

Main roster transition and release (2023–2025)

Following their successful tenure as NXT Women's Champions, Kayden Carter and Katana Chance were drafted to the Raw brand during the , marking their official transition to the main roster. Their initial appearances were sporadic, primarily consisting of matches on Raw where they aimed to establish themselves among the division's top competitors, including a loss to the Women's Champions and in August 2023. Despite showcasing their high-flying athleticism, the duo struggled for consistent booking, with limited opportunities to compete for the main roster tag titles beyond occasional multi-team contests. In 2024, Carter faced significant setbacks due to injuries affecting her partner Chance, including a broken sustained in during a Raw match against . This limited their joint bookings on television, confining much of Carter's activity to NXT house shows and non-televised events, where she continued to perform but without the exposure needed to build momentum on the main roster. The pair made a brief return to Raw in September but saw diminished roles thereafter, highlighting the challenges of maintaining cohesion amid health issues. Carter and Chance were transferred to the SmackDown brand in February 2025 as part of WWE's roster shake-up during the draft , a move that briefly referenced their established dynamic from NXT. However, their time on the blue brand yielded minimal television exposure; they appeared backstage on the February 7 episode and competed in a match loss to The Secret Hervice (Alba Fyre and ) on March 28, followed by another defeat on April 11. These sparse outings failed to lead to meaningful storylines or title contention, underscoring their ongoing underutilization. On May 2, 2025, released Carter and Chance as part of a broader roster cut affecting 17 talents, just weeks after their final SmackDown appearance. In a statement shortly after, Carter expressed gratitude to fans for their support throughout her journey, noting, "This is definitely not the end, and thank you to all the fans who stayed along for the journey, I look forward to see what my future holds!" She indicated that August 1, 2025, would mark the end of her non-compete period, signaling her intent to continue wrestling elsewhere.

All Elite Wrestling and Ring of Honor (2025–present)

Following her release from in May 2025, Carter reverted to her original , Lacey , for bookings outside the promotion. made her debut for on September 11, 2025, during television tapings in , where she challenged for the Interim ROH Women's World Television Championship but was defeated in the singles match. The bout, aired on the September 25 episode of ROH on HonorClub, showcased Lane's aggressive style against Shirakawa's technical prowess, marking a competitive introduction to the roster. Lane continued her momentum with a dark match appearance on the October 9, 2025, episode of ROH on HonorClub, facing Lena Kross in an untelevised contest. On October 7, 2025, she debuted in-ring for during an episode of , answering Mercedes Moné's open challenge for the and engaging in a high-stakes singles match that highlighted her speed and resilience, though she fell short of victory. These appearances positioned Lane in narratives intersecting with international competitors, including Japanese talent like Shirakawa, as she established herself in AEW and ROH. As of 2025, Lane remains signed to both promotions and has scheduled independent dates , including a debut for BRCW on November 2. On the January 8, 2026, episode of ROH TV on HonorClub, Lacey Lane officially joined the CRU faction, accompanying Lio Rush and Action Andretti in their tag team match, marking the group's return to ROH.

Media appearances and personal life

Video games and other media

Carter made her video game debut as a playable character in WWE 2K23 (2023), where she was featured alongside her partner Katana Chance, including custom entrance animations that highlighted their partnership. Her inclusion continued in WWE 2K24 (2024) and WWE 2K25 (2025), maintaining her status as a selectable NXT brand wrestler with updated movesets and animations reflecting her in-ring style. Beyond console titles, Carter appeared as a playable character in WWE mobile games, notably debuting in WWE SuperCard during Season 7, where she was available through in-game auctions and card collections tied to NXT storylines. She also featured in various NXT-related digital content on WWE's official platforms, including exclusive vignettes and highlight reels that showcased her tag team dynamics. Following her release in May 2025, Carter made appearances discussing her career transition, such as on Busted Open Radio in August 2025, where she addressed frustrations from her time in the company and plans for independent wrestling. Carter has no major roles to her credit but maintains an active social media presence, sharing fitness routines and wrestling technique tips drawn from her background and professional experience.

Personal life

Carter, whose real name is Allyssa Lyn Lane, was born on May 20, 1988, in . She resides in the Orlando area, where she purchased her first home in August 2023 after years of professional success. Following her release in May 2025, Carter has continued to base herself primarily in while pursuing opportunities with and . As of 2025, Carter is believed to be single, having kept her personal relationships largely private throughout her career; past rumors linked her romantically to fellow wrestlers such as , though no confirmations were ever made. Outside of wrestling, Carter maintains a focus on fitness training, drawing from her background in and other sports like and track, which honed her athleticism. She has also shared interests in do-it-yourself (DIY) projects as a personal hobby. Additionally, Carter has engaged in , participating in charity events organized by the Mania Club, where she helped raise nearly $4,000 in 2021 for children's organizations including the .

Championships and accomplishments

Basketball

;NCAA Division II *National champion: 2012 (with Shaw University)

Professional wrestling

Kayden Carter has won multiple tag team championships during her time in , partnering with Katana Chance to capture the on August 2, 2022, in a triple threat match at NXT, defeating Ivy Nile and as well as and ; their reign lasted 186 days until losing the titles to and at NXT Vengeance Day on February 4, 2023, marking the longest reign in the division's history at the time. Later, Chance and Carter won the on December 18, 2023, episode of Raw by defeating and , holding the titles for 39 days before dropping them to on January 26, 2024. On the independent scene, she also held the Crash Women's Championship for 175 days starting in 2018. In accolades, Chance and Carter received nominations for Tag Team of the Year at the Year-End Awards in 2022 and 2023, recognizing their impact in the division.
ChampionshipReignDate WonDate LostNotes
Crash Women's Championship1January 20, 2018July 14, 2018First title in her career as Lacey Lane.
NXT Women's Tag Team Championship (w/ Chance)1August 2, 2022February 4, 2023Longest reign in title history (186 days).
WWE Women's Tag Team Championship (w/ Chance)1December 18, 2023January 26, 2024Won on Raw.

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