as a facilitator, along with Cheerleader Melissa and Madusa, Nakano's former rival. Nakano turned heel during her appearance at Rise 6 on December 1, when she attacked Melissa during her match against Kikyo, and formed a modified version of her heel faction, Gokumon-To; aligning with Kikyo, Dynamite DiDi, and Kris Wolf. Nakano appeared later in the event as a heel manager for Kris Wolf in her match against Shotzi Blackheart (who had Madusa in her corner), and provided interference that led to Wolf defeating Blackheart. Golf career Nakano became a professional golfer in 1998. In November 2004, Nakano played in the Futures Tour Qualifying Tournament in Florida, but ended the tournament in 250th place of 251. The following year, she ended the tournament in 261st place of 271. As a result, she failed to qualify for the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). Nakano later qualified for the LPGA and joined the Duramed Futures Tour in January 2006. Championships and accomplishments All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling AJW Championship (1 time) AJW Junior Championship (1 time) All Pacific Championship (1 time) WWWA World Single Championship (1 time) WWWA World Tag Team Championship (3 times) – with Dump Matsumoto (1), Condor Saito (1), and Grizzly Iwamoto (1) Japan Grand Prix (1988) Tag League the Best (1985) – with Dump Matsumoto AJW Hall of Fame (1998) Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre CMLL World Women's Championship (1 time) Wrestling Observer Newsletter Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame (Class of 2001) World Wrestling Federation WWF Women's Championship (1 time) Slammy Award (1 time) Most Devastating (1994) References External links Online World of Wrestling profile 1968 births Japanese female golfers Japanese female professional wrestlers Living people People from Kawaguchi, Saitama Sportspeople from Orlando, Florida Sportspeople from Saitama Prefecture WWF/WWE Women's Champions Golfers from Orlando, Florida 20th-century professional wrestlers CMLL World Women's Champions