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...Who is this irresistible creature...
Mistress Belmont was born in Portland, Maine on February 14, the second of three
children. Growing up Belmont was painfully shy and rather unattractive, and by the
time she reached middle school had no friends to speak of and hated school and
everyone in it. Picked on and scorned unmercifully by her peers, things weren't any
better at home. She and her brothers suffered beatings and mental abuse at the
hands of their father. Belmont would retreat to the basement and amuse herself with
artistic projects, writing, drawing, and dissecting insects. It was during those hours
that she began to talk to her "friends", to whom she would pour her frustrations out.
Eventually they began talking back.
Growing up in a strict christian home, the children were forbidden to watch television,
listen to music, or go to the movies. Such restrictions caused her brothers to rebel -
Jeffrey, the eldest, left home at eighteen and began to drink heavily while the
youngest, Jonathan, left at seventeen and embarked on a time of petty crime. This left
Belmont to fend for herself, since her two protectors were gone. By the time she
graduated from high school she was so filled with anger and rage that her mother took
her to a psychiatrist, who promptly put her on heavy medication. As long as she
stayed on the medication she could function normally - she even graduated from
college with a 3.5 grade point average. However, something was missing.
There were several times that Belmont refused to take her medication, and when she
did the voices would return and instruct her to do things that she normally wouldn't
do. Each outburst became more violent than the last, resulting in her hurting herself
as well as others. It was during one of those episodes that Belmont caught the eye of
"Mofo" Steve Bradley. He encouraged Belmont to harness and redirect her
aggressions, and she began to train with him at Top Rope Wrestling Academy. She
began focusing completely on honing her skills for a year before making her debut in
White River Junction, Vermont as The Slave Girl.
Since her debut Belmont has battled many opponents in many different types of
matches, including hardcore, dog collar, and blindfold matches. Anxious to climb the
ranks, she strategically mixes powerful sexuality with a strong demeanor and
intimidating appearance in an attempt to "psyche out" her opponents. During the
week she functions quite normally, blending in with society (as best as one can with
blue hair). Yet as the time grows closer to an upcoming match she begins to obsess,
seemingly possessed by the idea of an opportunity to do what she has grown to love
to do most in life - wrestle. The final step is to forget her medication, and within a day
she begins to hear the voices again. She claims that they tell her what to do and how
to do it, but the only person that knows for sure is Mistress Belmont herself.
She recently reconnected with her younger brother, the man known as "The Butcher"
John Poe, and the two have been tearing up New England. Who knows what will
happen with these two in the years to come...
The rest, as they say, is history.
children. Growing up Belmont was painfully shy and rather unattractive, and by the
time she reached middle school had no friends to speak of and hated school and
everyone in it. Picked on and scorned unmercifully by her peers, things weren't any
better at home. She and her brothers suffered beatings and mental abuse at the
hands of their father. Belmont would retreat to the basement and amuse herself with
artistic projects, writing, drawing, and dissecting insects. It was during those hours
that she began to talk to her "friends", to whom she would pour her frustrations out.
Eventually they began talking back.
Growing up in a strict christian home, the children were forbidden to watch television,
listen to music, or go to the movies. Such restrictions caused her brothers to rebel -
Jeffrey, the eldest, left home at eighteen and began to drink heavily while the
youngest, Jonathan, left at seventeen and embarked on a time of petty crime. This left
Belmont to fend for herself, since her two protectors were gone. By the time she
graduated from high school she was so filled with anger and rage that her mother took
her to a psychiatrist, who promptly put her on heavy medication. As long as she
stayed on the medication she could function normally - she even graduated from
college with a 3.5 grade point average. However, something was missing.
There were several times that Belmont refused to take her medication, and when she
did the voices would return and instruct her to do things that she normally wouldn't
do. Each outburst became more violent than the last, resulting in her hurting herself
as well as others. It was during one of those episodes that Belmont caught the eye of
"Mofo" Steve Bradley. He encouraged Belmont to harness and redirect her
aggressions, and she began to train with him at Top Rope Wrestling Academy. She
began focusing completely on honing her skills for a year before making her debut in
White River Junction, Vermont as The Slave Girl.
Since her debut Belmont has battled many opponents in many different types of
matches, including hardcore, dog collar, and blindfold matches. Anxious to climb the
ranks, she strategically mixes powerful sexuality with a strong demeanor and
intimidating appearance in an attempt to "psyche out" her opponents. During the
week she functions quite normally, blending in with society (as best as one can with
blue hair). Yet as the time grows closer to an upcoming match she begins to obsess,
seemingly possessed by the idea of an opportunity to do what she has grown to love
to do most in life - wrestle. The final step is to forget her medication, and within a day
she begins to hear the voices again. She claims that they tell her what to do and how
to do it, but the only person that knows for sure is Mistress Belmont herself.
She recently reconnected with her younger brother, the man known as "The Butcher"
John Poe, and the two have been tearing up New England. Who knows what will
happen with these two in the years to come...
The rest, as they say, is history.
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