Former WWE Divas Champion Making Wrestling Return

Having not wrestled for two years, this former WWE Divas Champion is returning to the ring.

by Andrew Pollard
Starrcast Vix Crow Mickie James Alicia Fox
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While Kelly Kelly recently refused to rule out returning to the ring, going one better than that is fellow former WWE Divas Champion Alicia Fox.

As initially revealed on Gabby LaSpisa's Gabby AF podcast, Fox will be stepping back between the ropes to face Mickie James as part of the HER show in Australia in conjunction with Starrcast and Oceania Pro Wrestling.

With Fox going by the name Vix Crow, the HER event takes place on Friday 12 April as part of the wider Starrcast Downunder from Ballarat, Victoria between 11 to 14 April.

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That Vix Crow moniker would seem to be a play on the star's real name of Victoria Crawford.

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This will mark Crow's first match since appearing in the 2022 Women's Royal Rumble, and her previous in-ring outing before that was at the 2021 Rumble. The last time Vix was in singles action was an April 2019 loss to Becky Lynch on an episode of WWE Raw.

As Alicia Fox, the Florida native was with WWE from 2006 through until 2023, amassing 17 years with the market leader. Along the way, Mickie James likewise spent some of those years under the WWE umbrella, and she's someone who's shared the ring with Foxy on more than 50 occasions, be that as opponents or partners.

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Vix Crow has made one pro wrestling appearance since departing WWE, with that being alongside NXT favourite Trick Williams for Booker T's Reality of Wrestling.

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