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Stacy Keibler Biography
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Before wrestling, she was the youngest member of the Baltimore Ravens cheerleaders. In 1999 she entered the search for WCW Nitro Girls in which she won. As a Nitro Girl, she is called Skye. Then she became a manager with the screen name Miss Hancock. Stacy Kiebler looks hot even with her business attire. But she would sometimes climb up announcers’ table and would do a sexy dance. Her long legs were emphasized when she started wearing sexy high heels. This is the reason why Jerry Lawler calls her Legs.
When World Wrestling Entertainment bought World Championship Wrestling, WWE retained Stacy Kiebler’s contract. She became one of WWE’s divas. 2004 saw Stacy winning WWE Babe of the year award. 2006 saw Stacy’s departure with WWE.
Stacy Keibler wrote for the magazine Stuff. Her sexy body twice graced the cover of the said magazine as well as posing for 5 hot pictorials. She was named number 5 in Maxim’s Hot 100 of 2006.
Stacy Kiebler competed in the second season of Dancing with the Stars. She was nicknamed weapon of mass seduction by the judges of the show. Even tough she finished third in the said competition, the fans and two of the judges thought she should have been the winner.
The sexy Stacy Kiebler is part owner of Hollywood Fame, an expansion team in the American Basketball Association league.
She chose Hollywood over wrestling. Stacy Kiebler has a recurring role in the series What About Brian. She twice appeared on MTV’s show Punk’d. The first appearance had her as accomplish. The second time around, she was the one being punked. She had a minor role in the movie Bubble Boy (2001). She also guest in the George Lopez Show. She was Good Morning America’s entertainment correspondent covering the premiere of Dancing with the Stars’ fourth season. She is currently working on the comedy film The Comebacks. Furthermore Stacy would be appearing on ABC’s drama October Road. And we could expect more films from her in the future.