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SoCal Val

SoCal Val is the professional ring name of Valerie Wyndham (born Paige Nicole Mayo; March 27, 1986), an American wrestling personality recognized for her multifaceted roles as a , manager, interviewer, , , and occasional in-ring performer. Born in , she stands at 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm) tall and weighs approximately 115 pounds (52 kg), having self-trained before debuting on March 30, 2002, as a manager in Golden State Championship Wrestling. Wyndham rose to prominence in (TNA), initially appearing as a in 2005 before signing a contract in August 2006, where she portrayed a wealthy, villainous character inspired by figures like and engaged in storylines such as a 2008 love triangle involving and . During her seven-year tenure with through 2013, she primarily served as a backstage interviewer and , occasionally wrestling in matches, and briefly returned in 2015 for additional appearances. She has continued freelance work, including commentary for TNA events in 2025. She has no recorded championship wins but is noted for her effective persona and contributions to women's wrestling narratives. As a freelancer since departing TNA, Wyndham has worked across promotions including SHINE, where she managed the stable Valifornia in 2014; Evolve; (FIP); and World Wrestling Network (WWN), often as a since 2014. She relocated to , and later to the , serving as a for GAW and hosting events like Comic Con in 2025. On November 10, 2025, she announced her joining of as a model and content creator, expanding her media presence beyond wrestling.

Early life

Childhood and upbringing

Paige Nicole Mayo, known professionally as SoCal Val, was born on March 27, 1986, in . Raised in , her early life was shaped by a family immersed in the entertainment world, which fostered her interests in performance and the arts. Mayo grew up in a single-parent household led by her mother, who operated studios and embodied a glamorous, polished style that influenced her daughter's early fascination with and aesthetics from the 1940s and 1950s. As the middle of three daughters—her sisters including one tomboyish sibling and another aspiring singer—Mayo was homeschooled, which encouraged her independence and curiosity while allowing flexibility to explore creative pursuits like acting and modeling. Her mother's emphasis on poise and performance created a nurturing environment that highlighted Mayo's shy yet performative nature from a young age, often seeing her engage in family-oriented entertainment activities. The Mayo family's deep roots in Southern California not only defined her formative years but also inspired her professional ring name, "SoCal Val," reflecting her pride in the region's vibrant culture and lifestyle. Shortly after her sixteenth birthday in 2002, the family relocated to , when her mother secured a new job, marking a significant shift that prompted Mayo to adapt her entertainment interests to new surroundings. This move, involving her mother and sisters, underscored the close-knit family dynamics that continued to support her personal growth.

Entry into wrestling

Valerie Wyndham, better known by her ring name SoCal Val, first discovered as a teenager growing up in , where she began attending independent shows around the age of 15. Her fascination with the industry stemmed from watching televised wrestling during her early teens, particularly drawn to the roles of female valets and managers who combined charisma with storytelling. This exposure ignited her ambition to enter the business, leading her to frequent local events and connect with wrestlers through online communities like SoCalUNCENSORED message boards, where she gained early recognition for her enthusiasm. Although primarily aspiring to a non-wrestling role, she was self-trained and learned through on-the-job experience in independent promotions. Her upbringing directly influenced the development of her "SoCal Val" gimmick, portraying a bubbly, regional cheerleader-type figure that evoked the laid-back vibe of her home state. Wyndham drew significant inspiration for her persona from classic valets like , aspiring to embody a supportive yet glamorous presence that enhanced her assigned wrestlers without overshadowing them. Prior to her full professional debut, she honed this character through initial non-wrestling roles, such as managing talents at small local promotions and occasionally serving as a to build her on-camera presence. These early experiences, starting with her first managing gig on March 30, 2002, allowed her to refine the cheerleader archetype, emphasizing poise, audience interaction, and subtle tendencies that would define her career. Following her debut in , she relocated to , with her family.

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit debut (2002–2005)

SoCal Val made her professional wrestling debut on March 30, 2002, as a in [Golden State](/page/Golden State) Championship Wrestling (GSCW) in , where she initially managed Pinoy Boy before turning on him following a loss and aligning with . This marked her entry into the independent scene, drawing on her self-taught background in wrestling performance to establish a presence as a manager who could enhance match narratives through interference and post-match angles. Throughout 2002 and 2003, she expanded her appearances across local promotions such as Wrestling Pro Wrestling (WPW) and EPIC Pro Wrestling, often in valet roles that supported individual wrestlers or tag teams in high-stakes matches. Her early storylines emphasized betrayal and faction building, as seen in her management of The X Foundation—featuring Joey Ryan and —in (PWG), where she contributed to tag team rivalries by distracting opponents and rallying crowds. By 2004, she had transitioned to Florida independents like Independent Professional Wrestling (IPW: Hardcore) and Florida, valeting for champions such as and teams including The Strong Brothers and The High Rollers, which allowed her to refine her on-screen persona amid inter-promotional feuds. In PWG specifically, SoCal Val's role evolved significantly by mid- when she was appointed the promotion's on-screen , a position that involved authoritative mic segments, match stipulations, and storyline enforcement, such as ejecting factions like Arrogance from events. This authority figure complemented her earlier managerial work, including alliances with wrestlers like and in multi-man and tag bouts, helping to elevate undercard matches through her interventions. Her cheerleader-inspired gimmick, often featuring outfits reminiscent of , became a hallmark during PWG shows, fostering interactions via enthusiastic entrances and taunts that blurred the lines between tactics and crowd engagement. This period solidified her reputation on the as a versatile performer capable of driving character-driven stories, with her evolution from a simple to a reflecting growing creative trust from bookers and her ability to connect with audiences through a sassy, affluent persona that emphasized petulance and loyalty shifts.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2006–2013)

In August 2006, SoCal Val signed a contract with (), marking her entry into a major promotion following her independent circuit experience. Her debut storyline involved an association with the Women's Extreme Wrestling (WEXX) faction, where she appeared as a and was dramatically ejected from the group during their event, Twisted Steel and Sex Appeal, on August 18, 2006. This angle positioned her as a sympathetic figure amid the group's internal conflicts, integrating her into TNA's ongoing narratives around the women's division. On the December 14, 2006, episode of TNA Impact!, she further aligned with TNA by participating in segments that highlighted her transition from to a more prominent on-screen personality. Throughout 2007 and 2008, SoCal Val took on key managerial roles, most notably as the valet to in his "Black Machismo" persona, a parody of and "Macho Man" . The storyline began on the November 1, 2007, episode of TNA Impact!, where she portrayed Lethal's on-screen partner, akin to in Flair's career. This evolved into a love triangle with , Lethal's former ally, culminating in high-profile events. At on June 8, 2008, their mock wedding was interrupted by Dutt, who professed his love for Val and attacked Lethal, escalating the feud. The rivalry peaked at No Surrender on September 14, 2008, in a "Ladder of Love" match, where Val turned on Lethal by delivering a low blow, allowing Dutt to retrieve a key symbolizing her affection and leading to her on-screen "firing" from managing Lethal. These arcs contributed to TNA's storylines, blending comedy, drama, and women's involvement without requiring Val to wrestle extensively. From 2009 onward, SoCal Val shifted to non-wrestling roles, starting as a backstage interviewer. She filled in for Lauren Brooke on episodes of TNA Impact! on June 11 and October 1, 2009, conducting segments that advanced ongoing feuds in the women's and X Divisions. On the October 8, 2009, Impact!, she was briefly assaulted by Awesome Kong during a confrontation, underscoring her vulnerability in interview spots. By June 2010, she became the ring announcer for TNA Xplosion, a role she maintained through major pay-per-views like Bound for Glory, where she introduced matches and enhanced event production. Her work in these capacities supported TNA's women's division by providing consistent on-air presence and facilitating storyline progression, often appearing at events such as Sacrifice pre-shows to interview talents. SoCal Val's tenure with TNA concluded on August 22, 2013, when she announced her departure from the promotion after seven years of contributions to its programming and women's storylines. During this period, her versatility as a , interviewer, and announcer helped elevate 's production value and integrated female characters more deeply into broader narratives.

Shine Wrestling and TNA return (2014–2016)

In 2014, SoCal Val debuted in at SHINE 21 on August 22, where she appeared at ringside as an observer, scouting talent during the show's matches. She quickly established a heel persona, forming the villainous stable Valifornia at SHINE 22 on October 10, serving as its manipulative manager. The group, consisting of , , and Jayme Jameson, made an immediate impact by defeating the Lucha Sisters ( and ) and in a three-on-three match, with securing the victory via a bridging German . Val's role emphasized her shift from traditional duties to a more aggressive, verbally dominant , providing ringside commentary, motivation, and interference to guide her stable's dominance in Shine's women-focused events. Valifornia's dynamics fueled key feuds and internal tensions throughout 2014 and 2015. At SHINE 23 on December 5, Val managed Jayme Jameson and to a win over The ( and ), solidifying the stable's presence. The group clashed with Daffney's All Star Squad, as seen at SHINE 25 on March 6, 2015, where Andréa (a later Valifornia addition) and Jayme Jameson lost to and Crazy Mary Dobson. In the main event of that show, Val supported in a two-out-of-three-falls title match against champion , but 's loss led to escalating stable conflicts: Andréa berated post-match, prompting to her and turn face, fracturing Valifornia while Val and Andréa vowed revenge. These internal rifts highlighted Val's evolving character, portraying her as a calculating leader unable to fully control her charges' ambitions. Amid her Shine commitments, Val made a brief return to TNA (rebranded as Impact Wrestling) in January 2015, resuming her role as for the promotion's tour to cover for the maternity leave of . This one-off stint involved limited appearances across select events, including episodes of Impact Wrestling taped during the tour, but did not lead to a full-time comeback. By 2016, Val's Shine tenure wound down as Valifornia rebranded into the expanded faction, incorporating members like and Taylor Made, who captured the SHINE Championship from at SHINE 31 on December 11, 2015. However, ongoing dissolutions—such as Andréa's departure from at SHINE 37 on September 2—marked the end of Val's prominent managerial run, emphasizing her evolution from supportive to faction architect amid rising instability.

Later career and independent work (2017–present)

In 2018, SoCal Val transitioned into a prominent hosting and commentary role with World of Sport Wrestling (WOS), a British promotion revived for television on . She debuted as a hostess and during the tapings for the series on May 12, 2018, at Brentwood Centre in , , contributing to the production of the ten-episode run that aired starting July 28, 2018. Her work alongside commentators Stu Bennett and helped provide narrative context and energy to matches, marking her first major international television involvement outside North American promotions. Following her WOS stint, Val established herself as a freelance commentator, , and event host across independent wrestling circuits and conventions featuring stars from major promotions like AEW, , and Impact Wrestling. From 2019 onward, she took on announcing duties for promotions such as , where she served as a , and appeared at various indie events emphasizing her versatile backstage presence. Notable examples include her role as for Global Wrestling Kingdom's debut show in 2025 and co-hosting responsibilities at Starrcast Downunder in in 2024, alongside wrestling podcast host . These engagements built on her earlier experience in and , allowing her to facilitate panels and live segments with high-profile talent at fan-focused events. Post-2018, Val has had no in-ring or significant managerial appearances, with her last match occurring in 2012, signaling a full shift toward production, commentary, and hosting roles at live wrestling events. She has been particularly active in this capacity through Monopoly Events since March 2019, serving as a stage host for wrestling-themed panels and conventions that draw appearances from , , and stars, including events like Comic Con in 2025. As of 2025, she maintains freelancer status, focusing on event facilitation and on-air contributions without returning to competitive wrestling.

Other media

Film, television, and modeling

In 2006, shortly after signing with (), SoCal Val, whose real name is Valerie Wyndham, received an offer from magazine to pose for a feature, which included an initial photoshoot session. Although she viewed as a classy publication and was personally open to the opportunity, she ultimately declined due to concerns over potential impacts on her burgeoning wrestling career, as did not approve the project. At the time, aged 20, Wyndham cited additional personal reservations about nudity, despite her experience with sexy modeling, emphasizing that the decision was not influenced by religious or financial factors but rather her unreadiness for such exposure. Wyndham's modeling career, which began in her late teens, included various commercial appearances that leveraged her rising profile in . In 2008, she featured in a promotional video for the video game F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, portraying an Armacham "Fear Away" nurse in a themed advertisement. This work highlighted her versatility in and promotional modeling, often involving , swimsuits, and elements without nudity, and was facilitated by her visibility in events. Wyndham ventured into acting with a role in the 2013 independent horror-comedy film , directed by Cody Knotts and released on DVD in 2014. In the movie, which follows a group of wrestlers battling a outbreak at a haunted prison during a reunion event, she appears as the during the opening wrestling match sequences, contributing to the film's blend of pro wrestling tropes and undead action featuring stars like and . Throughout the late and early , Wyndham made additional cameo appearances on television tied to wrestling promotions, including as a and interviewer on 's iMPACT! and pay-per-view events, where her on-screen presence enhanced event atmospheres without direct in-ring involvement. These opportunities stemmed from her established role in , allowing brief extensions into broader entertainment contexts.

Podcasting and online content

SoCal Val hosts the podcast The Velvet Ropes with SoCal Val, which debuted in July 2025 on the WrestlingNewsCo YouTube channel, featuring in-depth interviews with professional wrestlers sharing career highlights, personal anecdotes, and industry insights. The show emphasizes untold stories from guests' experiences, drawing on Val's extensive connections in wrestling to secure prominent figures. Notable 2025 episodes include an October interview with Mickie James, where she revealed her choice of Lisa Marie Varon to induct her into the TNA Hall of Fame and reflected on her longevity in wrestling. In another October episode, Velvet Sky discussed her TNA Hall of Fame induction, describing the honor and behind-the-scenes preparations. The November episode featured Victoria Crawford (formerly Alicia Fox), who expressed openness to a potential WWE return while sharing emotional stories from her career. Beyond podcasting, Val produces online content on the WrestlingNewsCo YouTube channel, including wrestling news updates and behind-the-scenes footage from events. She maintains an active presence on social media, particularly Instagram, where she engages fans with posts about her professional activities as of late 2025. Val offers exclusive photoshoots, videos, and direct fan interactions on OnlyFans, which remains operational in 2025. She also utilizes Patreon for fan engagement, providing access to over 1,200 exclusive posts including live chats and custom content.

Personal life

Family and marriage

SoCal Val (born Paige Nicole Mayo, known professionally as Valerie Wyndham) was raised by a alongside two sisters in a deeply involved in the entertainment industry, where her operated dance studios and her siblings pursued careers in , fostering her early independence. Wyndham met her future husband, Alan Ayres, owner of The Crooked Billet pub in Newton Longville, , in 2015 during an autograph signing at MK Dons stadium in ; the pair initially bonded as friends during her visits to the for wrestling commitments, with their relationship evolving into romance over time. They became engaged in December 2016, and the couple married in the early 2020s, with Wyndham noting in 2020 that she was somewhat newly married at age 34. Post-marriage, Wyndham and Ayres have made their home in , approximately 30 minutes north of , marking a significant relocation from Wyndham's origins to embrace a blended American-British influenced by their . This move has allowed Wyndham to maintain ties to her roots through periodic travels and family connections, including visits from her sister who resides in , while adapting to daily life. The couple shares a passion for exploration, evident in Wyndham's continued solo and joint travels, such as a vacation to , which reflect their mutual appreciation for new experiences amid her professional demands.

Legal issues

On August 31, 2013, SoCal Val, legally known as Paige Nicole Mayo, was arrested in , for (DUI) and leaving the scene of an accident involving exceeding $50 without providing contact information. Her was recorded at 0.15, more than twice the legal limit in at the time, and she was booked into Jail before being released later that day on a $600 bond. Mayo entered a written of not guilty to both charges on September 16, 2013, and attended a pre-trial hearing in Court on October 15, 2013. The ultimate resolution of the case, including any deal, conviction, or dismissal, has not been publicly documented in available records. The incident occurred just nine days after Mayo's departure from () on August 22, 2013, amid a period of roster changes at the promotion, though no direct professional repercussions from the were reported. No public statements or interviews from Mayo specifically addressing the or its personal impact have been identified in credible sources.

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