Early Life
While still in school, Fury contacted Brian Dixon at the age of sixteen, he advised her to look into martial arts in preparation for a wrestling career. Lisa Fury enrolled in Ju-Jitsu classes and spent two years learning the ancient Japanese martial art to aid in learning the basics of wrestling. She obtained a Blue Belt in Ju-Jitsu. She then began her training under Robbie Brookside.
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