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Raquel Lourenço (born 21 March 1992), best known by her ring name Killer Kelly, is a Portuguese professional wrestler. She is best known for her tenure in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), where she is a former two-time TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion (with Masha Slamovich). She is also known for her tenure with WWE where she competed on the NXT UK brand, and for her time in the independent wrestling scene, mostly working in Westside Xtreme Wrestling as well as Pro-Wrestling: EVE.

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Professional wrestling career

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Independent circuit (2016–2022)

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Lourenço made her professional wrestling debut in 2016 for Wrestling Portugal as Kelly in a battle royal.[3] Throughout the rest of 2016, Kelly continued to pick up victories in Wrestling Portugal. In May 2017, Kelly made her World Stars of Wrestling debut and was defeated by Nina Samuels.[4] In August, now as Killer Kelly, she made her debut for Revolution Championship Wrestling, losing to Camille in her debut.[5] The next night she teamed with Camille and Debbie Sharp where they were defeated by Dragonita, Hana Kimura and Kagetsu of Oedo Tai.[6] In December 2017, she was defeated by Alpha Female at a Next Step Wrestling show.[7] In March 2018, she made her debut for Pro-Wrestling: EVE, losing to Charlie Morgan.[8] On 1 April 2018 she made her Revolution Pro Wrestling debut, losing to Bobbi Tyler.[9] In late April she was defeated by Viper.[10] On 1 February 2020, Kelly was announced to be competing against Allysin Kay at Josh Barnett's Bloodsport during WrestleMania weekend. However, that event was postponed due to the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic.

Westside Xtreme Wrestling (2017–2022)

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Killer Kelly made her Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) debut at Femmes Fatales 2017, losing to Laura Di Matteo.[11] The same day she was defeated by Jinny.[12] At wXw's 17th anniversary show, she became the inaugural wXw Women's Champion after defeating Melanie Gray in the finals of the Women's title tournament after both women scored the most points in the tournament.[13][14] A month later she lost the title to Toni Storm.[15] On an episode of Shotgun, she was defeated by Veda Scott.[16] In May 2018, Kelly and Marius Al-Ani defeated Absolute Andy and Melanie Gray.[17] On 19 May Kelly and Toni Storm defeated LuFisto and Gray.[18]

WWE (2018–2020)

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Lourenço made her WWE debut on the first night of the 2018 United Kingdom Championship tournament in a three-way number one contenders match for the NXT Women's Championship.[19][20][21] The following night she was defeated by Charlie Morgan.[22] She competed in the 2018 Mae Young Classic, losing to Meiko Satomura in the first round.[23] On the 24 October edition of NXT UK, she would lose to Dakota Kai.[24] In January 2020, Kelly was released by WWE.

Progress Wrestling (2018)

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In July 2018, she made her Progress Wrestling debut at Chapter 73, losing to Toni Storm.[25]

Impact Wrestling/Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2020, 2022–2026)

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On 14 November 2020, at Turning Point, Impact Wrestling confirmed that Kelly would make her debut on Impact by participating at a tournament to crown the new Impact Knockouts Tag Team Champions along with Renee Michelle.[26] Kelly made her official debut on the 24 November episode of Impact! where she faced Kimber Lee in a losing effort.[27] On the 1 December episode of Impact!, Kelly and Michelle were defeated by Jazz and Jordynne Grace during the first round of the Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament.[28] On the 7 July 2022 episode of Impact!, a vignette of Kelly was aired upon her return.[29] She made her return on the 4 August episode of Impact!, attacking two local talents after their match and setting her sights on Tasha Steelz.[30][31] The following week, Kelly made her in-ring return, defeating Tiffany Nieves in a quick squash.[32] Throughout the summer, Kelly started going after Steelz and Savannah Evans.[33][34][35] On 23 September, at the Countdown to Victory Road pre-show, Kelly lost to Steelz by disqualification after choking the referee and Steelz with a steel chain.[36] At Bound for Glory, she competed in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet, where the winner could choose any championship match of their choice, being eliminated by Steelz.[37] The following night, (which aired on tape delay on 13 October), Kelly defeated Steelz in a no disqualification match.[38][39]

On 13 January 2023, at Hard To Kill, Kelly competed in a four-way match to determine the number one contender to the Impact Knockouts World Championship, which was won by Masha Slamovich.[40][41] On the following week's episode of Impact!, Kelly defeated Taylor Wilde.[42] In February, Kelly started teaming with Wilde and fought Impact Knockouts World Tag Team Champions The Death Dollz (Jessicka, Rosemary and Taya Valkyrie) in a non-title bout, but lost when Wilde played with her tarot cards and refused to help Kelly.[43][44] On the 9 March episode of Impact!, Kelly confronted Wilde over the incident, but was attacked by the debuting KiLynn King.[45] On 16 April, at Rebellion, Kelly fought for Team Dreamer and won a 10-wrestler Hardcore War against Team Bully.[46] On the 11 May episode of Impact!, Kelly was pinned by Slamovich in a match while she was trapped in the Killer Clutch submission, though Kelly refused to release the hold afterwards.[47] Some weeks later on 25 May and into Under Siege, the two were found to be brawling throughout the crowd, with a chain being used as a weapon by both women.[48][49][50] On 9 June at Against All Odds, Kelly was defeated by Slamovich in a dog collar match.[51] On the 22 June episode of Impact!, after Kelly defeated Taylor Wilde, she was attacked by Wilde's ally KiLynn King, who are both the Knockouts World Tag Team Champions, until Slamovich saved Kelly.[52] On 15 July at Slammiversary, Kelly and Slamovich who are now known as MK Ultra, defeated The Coven (King and Wilde) to win the Knockouts World Tag Team Championship.[53] They would hold the titles until January 13, 2024, at Hard To Kill, when they lost the titles to Havok and Rosemary,[54] only to regained them a month later.[55] On March 8 at Sacrifice, Kelly and Slamovich were defeated by Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat), ending their reign at 14 days.[56]

At Against All Odds event on June 6, 2025, Kelly made her first appearance in a year, confronting the TNA Knockouts World Champion Masha Slamovich after her match with Léi Yǐng Lee.[57]

On the November 20, 2025 episode of Impact!, Kelly competed in a Four Way Match which was won by Xia Brookside which was her final match in the company.

On January 10, 2026, Fightful reported that Kelly's contract with TNA had expired, ending her four-year tenure with the promotion.[58]

Personal life

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Lourenço has a brother.[59][60] She started watching professional wrestling when she was 7.[59] Prior to being trained, Lourenço had wrestled in backyard wrestling promotions.[59] She names Low Ki, Gail Kim, Katsuyori Shibata, Asuka, Mickie James and Charlotte Flair as influences.[59] In 2017, she moved to Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.[61] Lourenço streams on the Twitch platform on a weekly basis, where she streams wrestling watchalongs and horror based games.[62]

She is in a relationship with fellow professional wrestler Myron Reed. On September 2, 2024, Lourenço announced that she was expecting her first child with Reed.[63] They welcomed their first child, a daughter on November 6, 2024.[64] In September 2025, Lourenço became engaged to Reed.[65]

Championships and accomplishments

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Killer Kelly is the of Lourenço, a professional wrestler best known for her tenure with (TNA), where she performed as a singles competitor following the disbandment of her MK Ultra. Born on March 21, 1992, in , , she stands at 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 128 pounds, having made her professional wrestling debut on September 26, 2010, in a tournament match for Wrestling Portugal. Known for her ruthless in-ring style developed from early matches against male competitors in , Kelly has built a career spanning and , emphasizing technical prowess and high-impact maneuvers. Kelly's career began on the independent circuit in her home country before she relocated to the United Kingdom, where she gained prominence in promotions like Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) and Pro-Wrestling: EVE. In 2018, she signed with WWE and competed in NXT UK, participating in the 2018 Mae Young Classic and facing notable opponents such as Jinny and Toni Storm, though she was released in 2020 amid the brand's restructuring. She debuted for TNA (then Impact Wrestling) later that year, initially as part of the Knockouts Tag Team Title tournament, and returned full-time in 2022, forming the dominant heel duo MK Ultra. After a maternity leave hiatus, she returned to TNA in June 2025 at Against All Odds, feuding with former partner Masha Slamovich. The team captured the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship twice—first on July 15, 2023, at Slammiversary, and again on February 23, 2024, at No Surrender—holding the titles for a combined 196 days before disbanding in early 2024. In January 2026, it was reported that Kelly's contract with TNA expired in December 2025, leading to her departure from the promotion. Her achievements also include a reign and contributions to women's wrestling in Europe, solidifying her reputation as a trailblazer for Portuguese talent in the global industry.

Early life and training

Childhood and influences

Raquel Lourenço, known professionally as Killer Kelly, was born on March 21, 1992, in , . Growing up in the Portuguese capital, she developed an early fascination with starting at age seven, when her older brother introduced her to the sport through VHS tapes featuring prominent acts like the . This initial exposure evolved into a deep admiration for performers such as and , whose styles resonated with her, alongside an appreciation for emerging local Portuguese promotions that brought wrestling to her home country. Lourenço's athletic pursuits during her youth laid a robust physical groundwork for her wrestling ambitions. She excelled as a competitive swimmer, participating at a professional level before shifting focus, and also engaged in and , activities that honed her , , and coordination—essential traits for the demands of . These sports not only kept her active but also instilled discipline amid her growing interest in the ring. Her passion culminated in attending her first live wrestling event in , a pivotal moment that solidified her resolve to enter the industry professionally. Despite the scarcity of opportunities for female wrestlers in at the time, where women's divisions were underdeveloped and training facilities limited, Lourenço committed to pursuing her dream, eventually seeking formal instruction through local groups like Wrestling Portugal. This determination marked the beginning of her transition toward a full-time career abroad.

Move to Germany and wrestling debut

In September 2017, Raquel Lourenço, performing as Kelly, relocated from to , , , seeking superior training facilities and opportunities in the European landscape, which offered limited prospects in her home country. This move allowed her to immerse herself in a more robust wrestling ecosystem, where she could develop her skills amid a thriving independent scene. Upon arriving in , Kelly enrolled at the wXw Wrestling Academy in , training under veteran coaches including , who emphasized technical proficiency and in-ring resilience. The academy's rigorous program, established in , focused on producing versatile performers capable of adapting to diverse match styles, and Kelly quickly integrated into this environment to refine her athletic background from competitive into professional techniques. She had begun her training earlier in at the Wrestling Portugal School around 2005 before making her professional in-ring debut on September 26, 2010, for Wrestling Portugal in the WP Tarzan Taborda Tournament, where she competed in the quarterfinals. In October 2016, she defeated male competitor Marcos Vitória in a singles that highlighted her early determination. Kelly's formal entry into the German circuit marked a pivotal shift. Adopting the ring name to embody a fiercer persona, she debuted for (wXw) on October 17, 2017, at the Femmes Fatales event, where she competed in the tournament but was eliminated in the first round by Laura Di Matteo. As one of the few women navigating Europe's predominantly male-dominated promotions during this period, Killer Kelly initially faced exclusively male opponents in training and early bouts to cultivate toughness and prove her viability in intergender scenarios, a common practice in the indie circuit that tested her physical and mental limits. These experiences underscored the challenges of breaking into a scene where female wrestlers often had to outperform men to gain respect and opportunities, forging her reputation as a resilient competitor.

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (2010–2018)

Raquel Lourenço, performing under the Kelly, made her professional wrestling debut on September 26, 2010, for Wrestling Portugal in the WP Taborda Tournament, where she was eliminated in the quarterfinals. From 2010 to 2016, she competed on the in , building experience in local promotions through singles and tournament matches. In late 2016 and 2017, she continued honing her fundamentals in 's wrestling scene. Following her relocation to Germany for advanced training, Kelly expanded her horizons with early European tours in 2017, including her first international match at a wXw showcase, where she adapted her style to diverse opponents despite short stays limited by visa and scheduling constraints. By 2018, she transitioned to the broader international independent scene, debuting for on April 1 at Live At The Cockpit 28, losing to Bobbi Tyler in a match that highlighted her aggressive striking and groundwork. She also appeared in Pro-Wrestling: EVE events, facing off against talents like on July 14, 2018, in a contest that emphasized her emerging MMA-inspired arsenal of submissions and joint manipulations. Key bouts against established competitors further refined Kelly's ruthless, submission-based approach, characterized by precise chokes and locks drawn from her background. A standout example was her July 15, 2018, debut for at Chapter 73: Fourth Shade of Green, where she fell to in a competitive singles match that tested her resilience and pacing against elite opposition. During this period, she managed multi-promotion bookings across and the , navigating frequent travel between events to establish herself on the indie circuit.

European promotions (2018–2022)

Killer Kelly's involvement with Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) marked a significant phase of her European career, building on her inaugural success in late 2017. She won the newly created wXw Women's Championship on December 23, 2017, by defeating Melanie Gray in the tournament final held in Oberhausen, Germany. Her reign lasted 28 days without recorded defenses, ending on January 20, 2018, when Toni Storm defeated her to claim the title at wXw Back To The Roots XVII in Leipzig, Germany. Following this loss, Kelly remained a fixture in wXw, competing in multiple events and tournaments across 2018–2022 that highlighted her technical striking style and aggressive persona. Notable appearances included a first-round victory over Iva Kolasky in the 2022 Femmes Fatales tournament on October 1, 2022. In mid-2018, Kelly expanded her presence in the with her debut for at Chapter 73: Fourth Shade of Green on July 15, 2018, in , where she fell to in a singles match that showcased her resilience against top competition. This bout, lasting approximately 19 minutes, served as her introduction to audiences and built on her recent wXw title loss to Storm, adding personal stakes to the encounter. While her appearances were limited thereafter, they contributed to her growing reputation in the British independent scene during a period of overlapping international bookings. Kelly also competed in other European promotions, where her matches often emphasized her "killer" persona through high-intensity rivalries and occasional hardcore stipulations that amplified her striking-based offense. The onset of the from 2020 to 2022 disrupted the European wrestling landscape, forcing many promotions like wXw and to cancel live events, pivot to streaming formats, or reduce schedules, which resulted in sporadic appearances for Kelly during this timeframe. Despite these challenges, she maintained activity through select virtual and limited-capacity shows, preserving her momentum ahead of future opportunities.

WWE (2018–2020)

Killer Kelly made her WWE debut in the 2018 Classic tournament, where she competed in the first round against on September 5, 2018, ultimately losing via pinfall after a competitive bout that highlighted her aggressive style and submission attempts. Her performance in the tournament, taped in August 2018, impressed WWE officials and led to her signing a developmental contract with the brand shortly thereafter. Following her signing in August 2018, Killer Kelly debuted on on October 24, 2018, facing in a singles match that she lost by submission, but the encounter allowed her to demonstrate her technical prowess through chain wrestling and stiff strikes. Over the next year, she engaged in a brief feud with Jinny, sparked on the May 15, 2019, episode of when Jinny interrupted Kelly's match against , resulting in a no-contest and a post-match attack by Jinny and her ally Jazzy Gabert, emphasizing Kelly's resilience in underdog positioning. Throughout 2019 and early 2020, Kelly participated in several dark and untelevised matches on tapings, including victories over in non-televised bouts and losses to established stars like and , which served to build her in-ring fundamentals and adaptability within the promotion's competitive women's division. These appearances, often held in the UK as part of her European base, focused on enhancing her technical skills against a diverse roster. Kelly was released from her contract on January 31, 2020, as part of routine roster adjustments. Reflecting on the stint in a 2022 interview, she described it as mentally exhausting due to anxiety and the demanding schedule but noted it positioned her to learn from top talents, ultimately allowing her to enjoy her role and prepare for greater independence post-release.

TNA Wrestling (2020, 2022–2025)

Killer Kelly signed a contract with Impact Wrestling (later rebranded as TNA Wrestling) in 2020 following her release from . She made her television debut on the November 24 episode of Impact!, defeating in a singles match as part of the Knockouts division. Her initial tenure proved short-lived, as visa complications stemming from the prevented her from traveling to the for further appearances, leading to an extended absence despite remaining under contract. Kelly returned to TNA programming in July 2022 after resolving her visa issues, initially appearing on the July 28 episode to interrupt a match between Tiffany Nieves and Jada Stone. She secured her first in-ring victory upon return on the August 11 episode, quickly defeating Nieves in a showcase bout. Throughout late 2022, Kelly immersed herself in the Knockouts division as a singles competitor, engaging in intense rivalries that highlighted her aggressive, hard-hitting style. A prominent feud developed with former Knockouts World Champion , escalating to a No Disqualification match on the October 13 episode of Impact!, where Kelly emerged victorious. In early 2023, Kelly transitioned into a successful partnership with , forming the duo known as MK Ultra. Their alliance quickly propelled them to prominence, as they captured the World Tag Team Championship on July 15, 2023, at by defeating The Coven ( and ) in the co-main event. The team defended the titles against notable challengers, including and , solidifying their status as dominant forces in the division. However, their reign ended abruptly on January 13, 2024, at , when they lost the championships to Decay (Havok and ) in an unadvertised match. MK Ultra regained the titles just six weeks later on February 23, 2024, at No Surrender, defeating Decay in a rematch to become two-time champions. MK Ultra's second reign concluded on March 8, 2024, at Sacrifice, where they dropped the titles to Spitfire (Dani Luna and Jody Threat). Following this loss, Kelly pursued solo opportunities briefly, including participation in multi-woman matches for title contendership, but her character arc had evolved significantly from a lone aggressor to a tag team specialist within the intense dynamic of MK Ultra. After a hiatus for maternity leave, Kelly made a surprise return on June 6, 2025, at Against All Odds, confronting Slamovich immediately after the latter retained the TNA Knockouts World Championship against Lei Ying Lee. This confrontation, marked by Kelly leaving a chain at the champion's feet—a nod to their past dog collar match—signaled the potential dissolution of MK Ultra and the onset of a new personal rivalry. Kelly's contract with TNA Wrestling expired at the end of December 2025, leading to her departure from the promotion. Her final appearances occurred at TNA's El Paso tapings in December 2025, including matches against Myla Grace and The IInspiration. There were no creative plans in place for her return.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Killer Kelly has been in a relationship with fellow professional wrestler Myron Reed since around 2022, with the couple frequently teaming together in mixed tag matches under the name "Killer Goat." In September 2025, Kelly proposed to Reed in the ring following his championship victory at a Wrestling Revolver event, and they officially announced their engagement the following month. On November 6, 2024, Kelly and Reed welcomed their first child, a daughter named , into the world. The birth prompted Kelly to take an extended maternity leave from TNA Wrestling, during which she stepped away from in-ring competition to focus on family. This hiatus led TNA to extend her contract through December 2025 to account for the time off, allowing her to prioritize recovery and parenthood without career interruption. Kelly returned to TNA in June 2025, resuming her professional commitments while navigating the demands of new motherhood. However, her contract expired at the end of December 2025, resulting in her departure from the promotion in early 2026. There are no records of prior marriages or long-term relationships for Kelly.

Interests outside wrestling

Killer Kelly has maintained an interest in and fitness routines beyond her competitive youth involvement, incorporating them into her personal regimen to support overall well-being. Her background as an avid swimmer, where she achieved notable success, continues to influence her approach to physical , emphasizing and . As a trailblazing figure in women's wrestling, Kelly actively promotes the growth of the and her native , highlighting the importance of representation on global stages. She has expressed pride in being the first woman to compete in , using her platform to inspire aspiring female wrestlers in underrepresented regions. This advocacy extends to broader efforts in elevating women's divisions, crediting initiatives like 's women's revolution for enabling her opportunities. Kelly pursues creative outlets through her official merchandise store on Big Cartel, where she offers branded apparel and items reflecting her persona, such as t-shirts and posters. Her educational background in from college, followed by work at a fashion-type magazine in , underscores her affinity for visual and creative expression. This interest manifests in her curation of wrestling-themed products that blend her professional identity with artistic elements. A passionate horror film enthusiast, Kelly fulfilled a personal dream by starring in the 2024 short film , portraying a monstrous character in a project directed by TNA producer Luke Paron. The role allowed her to explore , combining her for the genre with on-screen performance.

Championships and accomplishments

Championships

Killer Kelly's first major championship reign came in (wXw), where she became the inaugural wXw Women's Champion on December 23, 2017, by defeating Melanie Gray in the finals of an eight-woman at wXw 16 Carat Gold 2018 - Tag 1 in , . This victory marked the establishment of the women's division title in the promotion, with Kelly's hard-hitting style and technical prowess highlighted as key to her tournament success, including prior wins over Amale, Martina, and Crash Kid. Her reign lasted 28 days without successful defenses, ending on January 20, 2018, when she lost the title to in a standard singles match at wXw Back To The Roots XVII in , in what served as her first title defense and showcased Storm's rising international momentum. The short but significant reign solidified Kelly's status as a foundational figure in European women's wrestling. In (TNA), Kelly achieved tag team success as part of the duo MK Ultra with , capturing the TNA Knockouts World Tag Team Championship twice. Their first reign began on July 15, 2023, at in , , where they defeated The ( and ) in a standard to win the vacant titles following the previous champions' departure from the promotion. This 182-day reign, one of the longer in the title's history, emphasized MK Ultra's dominant, aggressive partnership dynamic. The reign ended on January 13, 2024, at in a no-disqualification against Decay (Havok and ), highlighting the duo's resilience amid TNA's supernatural storylines. MK Ultra's second reign commenced on February 23, 2024, at TNA No Surrender, defeating Decay (Havok and Rosemary) in a standard tag team match in Westwego, Louisiana, to reclaim the titles just weeks after their loss. This brief 14-day tenure, the shortest in the championship's modern era, had no successful defenses and concluded on March 8, 2024, at Sacrifice when they were upset by Dani Luna and Jody Threat in a standard tag team match in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, amid internal tensions that foreshadowed the team's eventual split. These reigns underscored Kelly's evolution into a prominent tag team competitor in TNA, contributing to the division's revitalization through high-stakes matches and character-driven narratives.

Other accomplishments

Killer Kelly made her in-ring debut at the 2018 , a 32-woman , where she faced in the first round and lost via submission after a competitive match showcasing her aggressive style. In recognition of her performances across promotions, particularly in , Kelly has been ranked among the top female wrestlers by ; she placed No. 89 in the PWI Female 100 for 2020 and No. 90 in the PWI Women's 250 for 2023. She also earned No. 8 in Cagematch's Euro-Wrestlerin des Jahres rankings for 2017, highlighting her rising prominence in the European indie scene. As part of the MK Ultra with in TNA Wrestling, Kelly contributed to notable storylines that elevated the Knockouts division, including a high-profile post-breakup culminating in a chain match on the July 3, 2025 episode of TNA Impact!, which drew praise for its intensity and emotional depth. Kelly has expanded her presence beyond the ring through media, including streaming on Twitch where she engages with fans on gaming and wrestling discussions, and personalized video messages via Cameo, marking her as one of the more accessible figures in .

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