Corinne's remarkable journey began with a five-year tenure as a police officer on the Ottawa Carleton Regional Police Service in Canada, where she acquired extensive military and combat training. This formidable foundation laid the groundwork for her subsequent foray into the world of professional boxing.
Initially, Corinne found success on the Police Boxing Team, winning several tournaments, which ultimately prompted her to leave the force and pursue a career as a professional boxer. She began competing in the junior lightweight division, weighing in between 126 and 130 pounds.
Corinne's impressive record earned her a prestigious ranking of number two in the world by the International Women's Boxing Federation (IWBF),the Women's International Boxing Association (WIBA),and the International Federal Boxing Association (IFBA). Her professional record boasts an impressive 13 wins and 2 losses, with 7 knockouts.
In 2004, Corinne's skills were showcased on the NBC television series "The Next Action Star," produced by Joel Silver, which catapulted her into a stunt and acting career. This breakthrough led to her appearance on the coveted "NBC" television series "The American Gladiators" during the 2008-2010 season, where she played the iconic role of "Panther."
Corinne's acting career continued to flourish, with a supporting role in the 2018 feature film "Chokehold," filmed in Canada. Her recent work includes serving as a stunt double for Thandie Newton on HBO's "Westworld." Additionally, Corinne is a professional boxing trainer and operates out of the esteemed LB4LB Boxing Gym in Los Angeles, California.
