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A trained martial artist, she briefly attempted to become a professional wrestler joining the World Wrestling Federation. She appeared on Tuesday Night Titans in 1985 and demonstrated several self-defense holds. There was speculation that she wrestled as the masked competitor Spider Lady (a role that would later be portrayed by Fabulous Moolah); however, Wendi Richter revealed in an interview that the Spider Lady character was actually portrayed by female wrestler Glenn Dean. Eventually, she wrestled as Lisa Sliwa in 1986.
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... See also WWE#Name dispute In 2000, the World Wide Fund for Nature sued the World Wrestling Federation (now named WWE) for unfair trade practices ... The conservation organization claimed that the wrestling company had violated a 1994 agreement regarding international use of the WWF initials ... court ruled in favour of the World Wide Fund for Nature ...
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... In 2000, the World Wide Fund for Nature (also trademarked WWF), an environmental organization, sued World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc ... The World Wide Fund and World Wrestling Federation used the initials since March 1979 ... announced the official name change from World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, Inc ...
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