Alicia Fox was an underrated name in the WWE women's division. Even though she wasn't considered among the top stars of the division, she thrived well in the mid-card. Her career had the longevity that most female Superstars don't have, lasting over a decade.
Alicia Fox was part of the era of Divas in the PG era when she was certainly at the peak of her career. After the women's revolution happened in WWE, she also played an active part. The WWE career of Alicia Fox has had some incredible moments and achievements, and here is an overview of it.
10 Homegrown Talent
Alicia Fox officially signed a WWE contract in 2006. In that era, the company prioritized the looks of female talents over in-ring skills, and hence, they often recruited models. Alicia Fox was also a model before she decided to pursue a career as a professional wrestler.
After signing a contract, Alicia Fox groomed herself to be a wrestler in OVW. Then she also developed herself in FCW until making the main roster debut in 2008.
9 Debuted On The Main Roster As a Wedding Planner
After honing her craft in development brands, Alicia Fox's main roster call-up took place in June 2008. However, it wasn't her in-ring debut, but a backstage appearance on an episode of SmackDown.
Alicia Fox debuted as the wedding planner of Edge and Vickie Guerrero. Then she was also involved in the WWE Championship storyline involving Edge, Vickie Guerrero, and Triple H.
8 Alicia Fox Wasn't Her Only Ring Name
Alicia Fox debuted on the main roster under the same ring name. Throughout her career on RAW and SmackDown, Fox had used the same ring name. However, it wasn't her ring name in the development brand.
When Alicia Fox appeared on OVW, she first used her real name, Victoria Crawford. Later, Fox started using the name 'Tori'. But she adopted the new ring name 'Alicia Fox' right after making her debut on SmackDown.
7 Featured On NXT
Currently, NXT is not just a development brand but also has become the third brand of WWE besides RAW and SmackDown. NXT started its journey in 2010 when it wasn't as popular as today.
Despite her main roster debut in 2008, Alicia Fox featured on NXT in 2010. Like many main roster wrestlers, Fox was assigned as the mentor of rookie talent, Maxine. She also fought the likes of Paige, Alexa Bliss, and Naomi in the black and yellow brand.
6 Former Divas Champion
As Alicia Fox was a major name in the era of divas, she also ended up winning the coveted Divas Championship once in her career. It was certainly the biggest achievement of her WWE career, which took place in 2010 at Fatal 4-Way pay-per-view.
Fox beat Maryse, Gail Kim, and Eve Torres in a Fatal 4-Way match to win the gold. As a matter of fact, Alicia Fox was only and first African-American woman to capture the Divas Championship. She had a decent run of 56 days as the champion.
5 A Main Roster Career Of 11 Years
Longevity among female wrestlers isn't very common in WWE. But Alicia Fox had a stupendous and long career. Her WWE career as a full-time performer lasted over a decade, making her one of the longest-serving female wrestlers in recent years.
While her main roster career embarked on in 2008, it ended in 2019 after having several ups and downs. As her contract expired in 2019, Fox retired as a professional wrestler.
4 Won 24/7 Championship After Retirement
Considering Alicia Fox is only 36 years, she can still wrestle if she wants to. After retiring as an active performer, Alicia still makes sporadic appearances on WWE TV on special occasions.
She once appeared on a RAW Legends Night episode in 2021. She also participated in the Royal Rumble 2021, where she won the 24/7 Championship in the middle of the Royal Rumble match. While she pinned R-Truth to win the title, Truth reclaimed the title immediately after pinning her.
3 Was Part Of Team Bella
The women's revolution started right after the main roster debuts of horsewomen, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and Sasha Banks. At that time, PCB, Team B.A.D, and Team Bella were the female teams who helped to make the women's revolution interesting.
Meanwhile, Alicia Fox was a part of Team Bella. After assisting Brie Bella in a match against Paige, Alicia Fox officially joined The Bella Twins to form Team Bella. The team worked together for a few months and most importantly, Alicia Fox competed in some great matches.
2 Team Foxsana
Besides Team Bella, Alicia Fox formed another team with former diva Aksana. The two women had an alliance at the beginning of 2014, and their team was known as Foxana, taking both of their ring names.
Foxana remained together for a while. But after consecutive losses to then Divas Champion Paige, Alicia Fox turned on Aksana, thus ending their alliance.
1 Worked As A Manager
Besides being an in-ring competitor, Alicia Fox also excelled as a manager in her WWE career. In her initial days, she was in ECW, where she managed DJ Gabriel. They competed in Mixed tag team matches until Fox was drafted to SmackDown.
Another time she worked as a manager was in 2017, when she started managing Cedric Alexander on 205 Live.