as his storyline girlfriend. On May 10, 2014, Martinez and J. T. Dunn competed in the 2014 WSU Queen and King of the Ring tournament, losing to the team of Candice LeRae and Joey Ryan. In 2016, Martinez appeared on TNA's One Night Only: Knockouts Knockdown 4, where she fought Rebel in a losing effort. Martinez announced her retirement from professional wrestling in May 2017. Other media She also starred in a pin-up film titled American Pinups Vol. 2. Martinez collaborated with Jewel De'Nyle on an all-female spanking and soft-core bondage video entitled The Notorious Jewel De'Nyle & Shelly Martinez. In October 2009, Martinez posed nude for a contest called "THE 1 Contest". In November 2012, Martinez appeared on the fourth season of the Bad Girls Club spin-off Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too. She starred in the independent supernatural horror movie Dead Things. In addition, she was a contestant on the reality show The Search for the Next Elvira, which debuted October 13, 2007, on the Fox Reality Channel. Martinez appears in the beginning of the Mötley Crüe hit music video for "Saints of Los Angeles". In May 2011, Martinez, Raven, and Cheerleader Melissa filmed the music video for the Smashing Pumpkins hit song "Owata". As of late 2011, Martinez has been the official Hollywood event correspondent and the hostess for the horror news website MoreHorror.com. She appears as herself in the 1000 Ways to Die segment "Slippery When Dead." Personal life Martinez is of Mexican descent. She is an advocate of medical marijuana and is also as an animal rights activist. Championships and accomplishments Empire Wrestling Federation EWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Threat Wrestling Observer Newsletter Worst Match of the Year (2016) vs. Rebel at Knockouts Knockdown 2016 References External links 1980 births American female models American female professional wrestlers American professional wrestlers of Mexican descent Living people Professional wrestling managers and valets 21st-century American women American actresses of Mexican descent People from Chino, California