Annie Social, a trailblazing American professional wrestler, has made a name for herself in the world of wrestling, performing under the ring name Annie Social. Her illustrious career spans across multiple promotions, including Juggalo Championship Wrestling, Women Superstars Underground, IWA Mid-South, and Women's Extreme Wrestling, among others.
Becker's journey into the wrestling business began in 2002, when a promoter from Women's Extreme Wrestling discovered her working at a bar in Center City, Philadelphia. Impressed by her physicality, the promoter asked her to oil wrestle, and she subsequently started training in Pro Wrestling at PWU's Animal House under the guidance of Trent Acid, Gary Wolfe, and Mike Kehner.
GLOOW, aka DWOW, was the first promotion she joined, where she performed under the ring name Casey before later changing it to Annie Social.
Naked Women's Wrestling League was another notable chapter in her career, as she made her debut in 2006 at their Naked Revolution pay-per-view event. In 2008, she was challenged by adult film actress Trina Michaels.
Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) was another significant milestone in her career, as she debuted on December 22, 2007, in a losing match against Alexa Thatcher. Later that night, she wrestled against Alere Little Feather, but their match ended in a No Contest. In early 2008, she teamed up with Roxie Cotton, forming the Beatdown Betties, accompanied by Rick Cataldo. They took part in a Tag Team Tournament to declare the first WSU Tag Team Champions, defeating teams such as Melissa Coates and Trixxie Lynn, Miss April and Malia Hosaka, and Amy Lee and Missy Sampson in the final round.
As part of the first WSU show, Annie Social scored an easy pinfall over Canadian Mary Lollipop. In the second show, she defeated Amber, a former WSU wrestler. In the third show, she won two matches against Mia Yim and Autumn Breeze. On January 9, 2010, she defeated Sumie Sakai in a match that also involved the D-Factor. Her first title match was against Sara Del Rey for the JAPW Women's Championship at Notorious Thunder on May 22, 2010, due to her undefeated streak; however, she suffered her first loss and was unable to win the title.
