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Real Name:	Bechdel Kush
Nicknames:	"The Unorthodox"
Hometown:	Columbia, MD
Birthday:	2/29/1992
Height:	5'10"
Weight:	170 lbs lbs

History

Biography:	Bechdel "Becky" Kush is the only child of a German American woman and an immigrant from Kolkata, India. She was diagnosed with autism at an early age, and to this day it continues to have an effect on her ability to speak publicly and socialize - many perceive her as shy, reserved, and perhaps even a little ditzy. However, she is whip-smart and strong willed, and is determined to prove she can do anything she sets her mind to do. Even as a child, her life was unorthodox. When she was six years old, she wrote and published a vegetarian cookbook. By seven, she was a theremin virtuoso. At nine years old, she invented a method for collecting & recycling grey-water (water used in laundry & bathing) for use in home gardens. And, in high school, she single-handedly lobbied to be the first female to play football for her local high school team, a feat made more amazing by the fact that she was home-schooled, and more unorthodox by the fact that she played defensive line (and led the team in QB sacks in her senior year). As a college freshman, Becky discovered the Brazilian art of capoeira. This interest led into the studies of jiu jitsu, kung fu, yoga, muay thai kickboxing, and eventually, professional wrestling. Currently, she is still living with her father, a retired civil engineer named Asok Kush, while she saves money. She is using professional wrestling as a way to raise money for graduate school. Her ultimate goal: a PhD in botany, which she plans on using to conceive of new methods in creating fertile soil in famine-ravaged nations, and increasing the yield and durability of food-crops. When she isn't trying to save the world with plant life (or destroy it with capoeira kicks), she can be found in the company of her friends, usually playing D&D and smoking pot.
Other Feds:
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Other Fed Awards:	EWI Female Breakout Star (Jan 2015)

Quotes

The dharma of a champion demands a fight worthy of victory, and not even a bit less.
We do not achieve our goals by aiming short of the target - we aim, dead center and with full force, and trust that even if we miss, we shall still have traveled farther than we could have imagined.
Our battles choose us, not the other way around.
If you truly want to make sure that women are treated with respect in professional wrestling, then the most helpful thing you can do to help, is to ensure we are treated fairly.