Full Name: Alexis Kaufman Ringname: Alexa Bliss Born: August 9, 1991 From: Columbus, OH NXT Debut: September 2013 WWE Debut: July 2016
Mini Biography: It almost doesn鈥檛 seem possible that so much bad attitude can fit into Alexa Bliss鈥 5-foot-1 frame. Sly, sassy and sporting a whole lot of ferocity, Alexa has been a fierce competitor her entire life, participating in softball, track and kickboxing since her youth, excelling especially in gymnastics and eventually becoming a Division I cheerleader. Alexa even entered the world of competitive bodybuilding, where she became one of the youngest competitors to receive her IFBB Professional status.
With such an incredible athletic background, it鈥檚 little wonder that Alexa quickly became one of NXT鈥檚 most dangerous female Superstars. Though she never captured the NXT Women鈥檚 Title, she was a constant threat in the division, pushing the likes of Bayley and Carmella to their limits… Read More
Where To Watch
WWE Monday Night Raw Airtime: Mondays @ 8/7c Channel: USA Network
This website (www.alexabliss.net) is an unofficial non-profit fanpage dedicated to Alexis Kaufman, also known as “Alexa Bliss” in WWE. We are in no way affiliated with Alexis Kaufman (Alexa Bliss), World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) or any other companies/organizations affiliated with her. We do not claim ownership of copyrighted material on this website. All logos/trademarks displayed on this website are accredited to their respectful owners which includes any photos, videos, or articles being displayed on this website. All content is being used in Fair Use according to Section 107 of U.S. Copyright Act. All logos and trademarks are copyrighted material accredited to their rightful owners and not affiliated with our website.
AlexaBliss.net is strictly a fan supported website showing support for actress and professional wrestler Alexis Kaufman (a.k.a. “Alexa Bliss”). If you need to contact us regarding this website please use this e-mail or our Twitter page.
Women鈥檚 Money In The Bank Ladder Match: Ember Moon vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Becky Lynch vs. Natalya vs. Lana vs. Naomi vs. Sasha Banks
They start brawling to begin the match. Lynch drop kicked Natalya and Flair with ladders in their hands. Moon knocked down Lynch and sent Natalya into the steel steps. Moon with a stepping kick to Naomi then a super kick to Banks twice. Moon tossed Naomi to the floor and hit an enziguri to Banks. Moon hit a spring board crossbody to Banks onto a ladder. Lana pulled Moon down by her hair then hit her in the gut with a ladder. Lana with an x-factor to Moon onto the ladder. Lana set up a ladder in the ring but Natalya clotheslined her. Natalya with a suplex to Lana on a ladder. Natalya powerslamed Naomi onto a ladder and then hit a drop kick. Flair with a series of chops to Natalya then a powerslam. Flair and Lynch started fighting over the ladder in the ring which led to Naomi using it as a spring board to clothesline Natalya. Naomi with a drop kick to the ladder held by Flair and Lynch. Bliss pulled out the ladder of the ring and Naomi hit a spring board crossbody to her. Naomi with an over castle off the apron to Banks. Lynch tried to climb the ladder but Moon and Naomi knocked her off then hit her in the head with the ladder. They would hit a double drop kick to Lynch in the corner. Naomi with a series of kicks to Moon, who fired back with a knee strike. Naomi with a monkey flip but Moon was able to hit a hip toss onto the ladder. Banks with a knee strike then sent Moon into the ring post. Banks with a head kick to Lana then stacked her onto Moon who was on the ladder and hit a double knee drop. Flair pulled Banks off the ladder. They got back up it and knocked each other off. Flair with a neck breaker to Banks. Flair went for the Razor鈥檚 Edge but Banks kicked her way out and climbed the ladder. Lynch knocked Banks off the ladder, who crashed onto Natalya, Flair and Banks. Bliss stopped Lynch with a forearm shot then climbed the ladder. Banks stopped her and they both climb the ladder. Another ladder is set up in the ring with several stars fighting for the briefcase. Natalya powerbombed Banks into one ladder that knocked it over. Flair with a big boot to Natalya then powerbombed Moon onto a ladder in the corner. Flair took out Lana but Bliss with a sunset flip powerbomb. Lana with a head kick to Bliss and locked in the Accolade. Naomi spring boarded her way onto the ladder and got to the briefcase but Lynch stopped her. Lynch and Flair climbed the ladder and they had a staredown. Bliss pushed them off the ladder but Flair was able to stay on her feet and hit a spear to Bliss. Banks with the back stabber to Flair, Naomi knocked Banks into the ladder and Lana knocked Naomi off the ladder. Natalya with an electric chair drop to Lana. Moon knocked Natalya off the ladder and Flair speared Moon onto a ladder. Flair ate a knee strike by Lynch, who hit a suplex. Lynch climbed the ladder but Bliss knocked her down crashing onto another ladder and grab the briefcase for the win.
Winner: Alexa Bliss
WWE Raw Women鈥檚 Title Match: Nia Jax 漏 vs. Ronda Rousey
Rousey with the Rock Bottom and then was about to lock in the armbar but Alexa Bliss came from under the ring and hit Rousey several times with the MITB briefcase. Bliss sent Rousey into the ring post and over the announce table. Bliss hit Jax with the briefcase several times.
Winner: Rousey wins by DQ.
WWE Raw Women鈥檚 Title Match: Alexa Bliss vs. Nia Jax 漏
You know Alexa Bliss was the first Superstar to win the Raw and SmackDown Women’s Championships, but here are five things about The Goddess that you didn’t know.
How will Alexa Bliss, The Miz and 鈥淭he Bar鈥 handle defeat to SmackDown LIVE?
Despite Raw鈥檚 impressive showing last night, four of Team Red鈥檚 most boastful Superstars 鈥 Intercontinental Champion The Miz, Raw Women鈥檚 Champion Alexa Bliss and Raw Tag Team Champions Cesaro & Sheamus 鈥 were momentarily silenced by U.S. Champion Baron Corbin, SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion Charlotte Flair and SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos, respectively.
Although Team Red ultimately won the night, those losses had to sting. How will The A-Lister, Little Miss Bliss and 鈥淭he Bar鈥 respond to these disappointing defeats?
SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion Charlotte Flair def. Raw Women鈥檚 Champion Alexa Bliss
Charlotte Flair鈥檚 SmackDown Women鈥檚 Championship victory this past Tuesday on SmackDown LIVE brought not only a new matchup to Survivor Series, but also a battle between, arguably, 2017鈥檚 two most dominant female Superstars.
It should come as no surprise then that a big fight feel filled the air in Houston鈥檚 Toyota Center as the only two women to ever hold both the Raw and SmackDown Women鈥檚 Titles squared off in head-to-head competition.
Flair immediately used her size and strength advantages to take control. Bliss was not afraid, though, turning the tides by viciously dropping Charlotte to the floor two separate times. Little Miss Bliss鈥 attacks were continuous, giving Flair no breathing room whatsoever (that guillotine, anyone?) and having an answer for every comeback The Queen attempted to mount.
Flair was finally able to get back into the contest with a desperation powerbomb that evened the playing field. From there, the two busted out their best with Five Feet of Fury kicking out of Natural Selection and avoiding a picture-perfect moonsault. Flair escaped defeat from Bliss鈥 signature DDT by getting her foot on the bottom rope just in the nick of time.
The SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion powered on, despite her ribs having been brutalized throughout the duration of the contest. She connected with a jaw breaking kick to Bliss鈥 face before locking in the Figure-Eight Leglock for the win to give SmackDown a 3-2 advantage on the scorecard.
Typically, deities outrank royal figures. On this night, however, The Goddess bowed down to The Queen.
Alexa Bliss鈥 month of preparation for SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion Natalya went out the window after Charlotte Flair dethroned The Queen of Harts as Team Blue鈥檚 titleholder, setting up a Champion vs. Champion Match at Survivor Series between the only two Superstars to hold the Women鈥檚 Titles of both brands.
Alexa鈥檚 story as Raw Women鈥檚 Champion is well known by this point: After starting the year as SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion, she moved to the red side in the Superstar Shake-up and held down the fort for the most of 2017, denying challengers such as Bayley, Sasha Banks, Nia Jax and Mickie James.
Charlotte, on the other hand, has been in the unfamiliar position of chasing a title for most of this year: After losing the Raw Women鈥檚 Title to Bayley in January, she came to SmackDown LIVE in the Superstar Shake-up and found Team Blue鈥檚 top prize to be just beyond her grasp. She had even been set to compete on the Women鈥檚 Survivor Series team after defeating Natalya by disqualification 鈥 but not winning the title 鈥 at WWE Hell in a Cell.
However, a last-minute ruling by SmackDown Commissioner Shane McMahon gave The Nature Girl one more opportunity at the title, and Charlotte did not disappoint, defeating Natalya to win her first SmackDown Women鈥檚 Championship. The emotional victory prompted a celebration with her father, Ric Flair, who made a surprise appearance 鈥 his first after a major health scare 鈥 to congratulate his daughter.
With her classically flippant attitude toward her challengers, Alexa is likely unimpressed by this comeback, which, in fairness, is the same song she鈥檚 been singing for a while now: After WWE TLC, the Raw Talk panel floated the idea about what would happen if Alexa were to face Charlotte, and 鈥淭he Goddess of WWE鈥 was dismissive at best. That attitude certainly reflects her skills as champion, but now, it鈥檚 a response she can no longer afford.
Tune in to Survivor Series to see which woman will claim victory in the head-to-head competition for brand supremacy, streaming live on the award-winning WWE Network this Sunday at a special start time of 7 ET/4 PT.
Will Raw鈥檚 titleholders still be standing tall for the Champion vs. Champion Match at Survivor Series?
Last week, both Miz and Alexa Bliss were forced to defend their titles, even though they are scheduled to face SmackDown鈥檚 champions at Survivor Series. In addition, the WWE Universe found out on Thursday that WWE Champion Jinder Mahal will put his title on the line against AJ Styles this Tuesday on SmackDown LIVE.
Translation: No titleholder鈥檚 championship reign is secure between now and Sunday, Nov. 19. But who, if anyone, will fall from their place of glory?
Don鈥檛 miss Raw, Monday night at 8/7 C on USA Network.
Raw Women鈥檚 Champion Alexa Bliss def. Mickie James
Alexa still holds that distinction despite the all-world efforts of James, who (in a stroke of irony) was originally brought back into the fold as Alexa’s ally during Little Miss Bliss鈥 days as SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion. That gave the challenger some familiarity with the champion鈥檚 move set, and her veteran abilities quickly showed that Alexa might have bitten off more than she could chew when she tried to frame James鈥 veteran status as an old lady trying to relive her glory days. James鈥 three consecutive kip-ups each time Alexa slammed her onto the mat were certainly a far cry from geriatric, to say nothing of the savage elbows and pinpoint kicks that James thought would carry her to Title No. 7.
What Mickie perhaps didn鈥檛 count on was that Alexa would resort to dirty tactics, but the champ did just that, nearly yanking James鈥 arm out of its socket before focusing exclusively on a torturous array of shoulder submissions. Despite being clearly hampered by the injury, James transitioned seamlessly to using both her educated feet and her good arm, pausing only occasionally for a high-risk maneuver like a top-rope dropkick.
The bout got so intense that the WWE Universe thought for a moment that tables were going to get involved. But inches from the brink, it took only one quick sequence by Bliss 鈥 yanking Mickie face-first into the turnbuckle and striking with a DDT 鈥 to put the match away. And even though an emotional James could barely hold back her tears in a post-match interview, she promised the WWE Universe this wouldn鈥檛 be the last time she contended for a Women鈥檚 Title. It鈥檚 tough not to believe her; As the chant goes, she鈥檚 still got it.
The WWE Universe will witness history at WWE Survivor Series when, for the first time ever, the Raw Women鈥檚 Champion and SmackDown Women鈥檚 Champion collide, as Team Red鈥檚 Alexa Bliss squares off against Team Blue鈥檚 Natalya in a battle for brand supremacy. To quote Stephanie McMahon鈥檚 theme song, 鈥淲elcome to the Queendom.鈥
In lieu of WWE Survivor Series being the night brand supremacy is decided, Bliss and Natalya will face off in a contest to see which brand鈥檚 Women鈥檚 division is best. The 鈥済oddess鈥 of WWE and Queen of Black Harts squared off during Little Miss Bliss鈥 time on SmackDown LIVE, but Bliss has ascended to a completely new level of confidence and skill since being drafted to Raw earlier this year.
Will Alexa鈥檚 monumental 2017 continue with a victory in this historic contest? Or, will Natalya鈥檚 experience prove to be vital in establishing her as the top titleholder in this Champion vs. Champion showdown on the 30th anniversary of WWE Survivor Series? Find out at WWE Survivor Series, streaming live on WWE Network on Sunday, Nov. 19, at 7 ET/4 PT.
