Nikki Fuller
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Early life
Born Nikki Garner in Dayton, Ohio, she moved with her family to Gresham, Oregon, when she was 10 years old. She developed an interest in athletics while a student at Gresham High School. Fuller competed in track and field and, as a freshman in 1983, helped her team go undefeated and take 1st in the water polo state championship.
Post-graduation, Fuller set her focus on bodybuilding, having realized her own potential through sports. When she started training at a local gym, Fuller weighed Script error: No such module "convert". but soon added Script error: No such module "convert". of muscle.
Personal life
According to posts on her personal Instagram profile, Fuller is a conservative and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump.[1] She is also a professing Christian.[2][3][4]
Career
Bodybuilding
She made her competitive debut at the 1988 Novice Oregon and won 1st place. Fuller then set her sights on bigger stages and took third place at the 1988 Emerald Cup, a contest she would come back to win the following year. Fuller turned pro after winning the heavyweight and overall titles at the 1990 National Physique Committee Nationals.
In 1988 and 1989, Fuller took first in the Henry Weinhard's Handcar Races in Sacramento, San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, as well as Labatt's in British Columbia. She was subsequently sponsored by Henry Weinhard's. Her professional career included a 1st-place finish at the 1992 Jan Tana Classic and Top 10 finishes at the Ms. Olympia and Ms. International contests.
In 1993, Fuller was featured on the cover of The Women, a photography book of top female bodybuilders compiled by Bill Dobbins.[5]
Stats
- Height: 5'9" (175.26 cm)
- Weight: 185 lbs (83.9 kg) to 195 lbs (88.4 kg)
- Biceps: 17" (425 mm)
- Chest: 52" (1320,8 mm)
- Waist: 27" (685,8 mm)
- Hips: 36" (914,4 mm)
Contest history
- 1988 Novice OregonTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1988 Emerald CupTemplate:Spaced ndash3rd
- 1989 Emerald CupTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1989 Bill Pearl ClassicTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1989 Pacific CoastTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1989 Emerald CupTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1989 Orange County ClassicTemplate:Spaced ndash2nd
- 1990 NPC USA ChampionshipTemplate:Spaced ndash2nd (HW)
- 1990 IFBB North AmericanTemplate:Spaced ndash2nd (HW)
- 1990 IFBB World AmateursTemplate:Spaced ndash3rd (HW)
- 1990 NPC NationalsTemplate:Spaced ndash1st (HW & overall)
- 1991 Jan Tana ClassicTemplate:Spaced ndash8th
- 1991 Ms. InternationalTemplate:Spaced ndash7th
- 1992 Jan Tana ClassicTemplate:Spaced ndash1st
- 1992 Ms. OlympiaTemplate:Spaced ndash9th
- 1993 Ms. OlympiaTemplate:Spaced ndash14th
- 1995 Ms. InternationalTemplate:Spaced ndash6th
- 1996 Jan Tana ClassicTemplate:Spaced ndash7th
- 1997 Ms. InternationalTemplate:Spaced ndash10th
Acting
In 1999, Fuller shifted her attention away from bodybuilding for the first time in eleven years and turned her eyes toward Hollywood. She relocated to Los Angeles and subsequently landed uncredited TV roles in Ally McBeal (as a body double for lead actress Calista Flockhart in Season 5 Episode 12, "The New Day")[6] and Arli$$ (in Season 7 Episode 6, "Moments to Remember" as a background actor in a scene featuring Jim Turner, Jack LaLanne and Tony Gonzalez).[7] She also had a credited appearance in Just Shoot Me! (opposite David Spade as a female boxer in Season 5 Episode 10, "Finch and the Fighter").[8]
Fuller was also seen in a 2001 Right Guard Extreme commercial with Dave Chappelle as one of two female wrestlers.[9]
Wrestling
Fuller was featured on the television show Women of Wrestling (WOW) as Athena; after her contract with WOW ended, she continued wrestling professionally under her own name. From 2001 to 2004 she was with Ultimate Pro Wrestling (UPW), a company that represents World Wrestling Entertainment as a West Coast talent house.
References
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External links
- Official Website
- AMG Lite Website for Female Bodybuilders
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- 1968 births
- Living people
- Sportspeople from Gresham, Oregon
- American female bodybuilders
- American professional bodybuilders
- American Christians
- American film actresses
- American television actresses
- American female professional wrestlers
- Actresses from Oregon
- Actresses from Dayton, Ohio
- Sportspeople from Dayton, Ohio
- Gresham High School (Oregon) alumni
- 21st-century American women
- 20th-century American sportswomen