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During their dual title reign, the siblings crossed over to the neighbouring province of Alberta, where they teamed up for the Prairie Wrestling Alliance promotion, winning the PWA Canadian Tag Team Championship on February 2nd, 2013 to earn themselves a third concurrent tag title run in their debut year.Unfortunately for the pairing, they would first lose their PWA Canadian Tag Team Championship at the end of March, followed by the CVPW Tag Team Titles just shy of a month later. But their reign as the ASW Tag Team Champions continued for the remainder of the year, during which they also captured the Thrash Tag Team Championship on September 13th, then Monster Pro Wrestling's MPW Renegade Tag Team Championship on October 5th.Their reign with the Thrash Tag Team Championship would last only 64 days, and shortly after they would finally lose the ASW Tag Team Championship on January 25th, 2014, after a staggering 435 day reign — the longest reign with the titles to this day.Lastly, the siblings lost the MPW Renegade Tag Team Championship on May 3rd, marking the first time in over a year and a half that they were without tag team gold. After a great two year run as a tag team, Quinn and Jamie announced that they were to go their separate ways and chase singles success.Quinn would find success for herself almost immediately after the team's separation in the same place they bid farewell to their tag team career, capturing the MPW Women's Championship on May 7th. Now with her first taste of singles gold, Quinn's work began to expand further east as she wrestled in Ontario for the first time, capturing the PWA Elite Women's Championship on July 19th. She headed further east to Quebec City, where she would shockingly use an underhanded approach to capture the NCW Femme Fatales Championship from Mercedes Martinez in a 4-way match.She returned home not only with her three championships, but also with a change in attitude. She boastfully proclaimed herself as "The Queen of Canadian Wrestling", and "The Pride of Courtenay", and she would quickly prove that to the fans when she captured her fourth championship at one time by defeating Nicole Matthews to win the ECCW Women's Championship on August 23rd. While holding her four titles, Quinn took her first bookings outside of her home country, working a few shows for American independent promotions, namely the all-women's promotions SHIMMER Women Athletes and SHINE Wrestling. And growing her collection even more, she captured the All-Star Wrestling Women's Championship back in her home province on September 20th, becoming a quintuple champion.However, the ASW Women's Championship would also be the first title she would lose, ending her reign after only 34 days on October 24th. While continuing to split her work between the United States and Canada, Quinn would gradually lose all of her gold, continuing with the MPW Women's Championship on November 1st after 178 days, then the ECCW Women's Championship on January 3rd, 2015 after 133 days, the PWA Elite Women's Championship shortly after on the 24th after 189 days, and finally her treasured NCW Femme Fatales Championship on April 4th, 2015.It was after this defeat that Quinn would address the crowd in French, feigning a heartfelt speech before trashing the audience and announcing that she was leaving to move onto bigger and better things. Those bigger and better things would be properly revealed after her final match in British Columbia, as she announced that she would be moving to the United States for the foreseeable future to continue her pro-wrestling career on a bigger stage than Canadian wrestling could provide for her.      U.S. INDY CIRCUIT + JAPAN EXCURSION (2015 - 2018) :       On her first show as a United States citizen, Quinn Barlow teamed with Japanese wrestling veteran, Mafuyu to form a team known as "Japanada Sex Appeal". The uniquely-named tandem were a surprisingly good duo, and would first capture the SHIMMER Tag Team Championship April 11th, 2015, before subsequently taking the SHINE Tag Team Championship on May 15th. Even through the language barrier, they were a very entertaining duo and formed a good friendship / mentorship. They taught each other some of their respective languages, and were just as strong a pairing outside of the ring as inside. Together, they held their pair of titles until first losing the SHINE Tag Team Championship on December 11th after 210 days, and would much later lose their SHIMMER Tag Team Championship on June 26th, 2016, after a very impressive 442 days.After losing both titles, Mafuyu brought Barlow with her when she returned to Japan, and they continued working as a team through the independent joshi wrestling circuit, most notably in REINA and Gatoh Move. Barlow stayed in the country for seven months from early September to late March, where she and Mafuyu won the Asia Dream Tag Team Championship on Christmas Eve of that year, holding the title for for a little more than three months, winning the gold from Aoi Kizuki & Sayaka Obihiro on Christmas Eve of that year before losing to Emi Sakura & Masahiro Takanashi on March 28th, 2017 after 94 days.After losing the title, Quinn returned back to the United States, where she entered SHINE Wrestling's tournament to crown their inaugural Nova Champion. Barlow made it to the finals on July 16th, and ultimately defeated Candi Cartwright to make history and become champion. She defended the title twice before bringing it with her back to Japan, where she was an entrant in the World Wonder Ring STARDOM's 2017 5★STAR Grand Prix. She entered the Blue Stars block alongside Konami, Tam Nakano, HZK, Jungle Kyona, Kay Lee Ray, Toni Storm and Io Shirai. She won four of her seven matches, defeating HZK, Nakano, Storm and getting a huge upset win over Shirai in her first match in the promotion; earning herself eight points in the tournament but ultimately coming up short of the final.Quinn returned to the United States after the tournament and continued to wrestle through the independent circuit, continuing to defend her SHINE Nova Championship before she took it international, wrestling briefly for a few promotions in the United Kingdom and across Europe, including PROGRESS, OTT, ICW, wXw and more. Barlow would eventually drop the SHINE Nova Championship to Candi Cartwright, on March 10th, 2018, bringing her inaugural reign to an end at 237 days. Quinn fell to Cartwright for a second time in their championship rematch toward the end of April, before she headed back to Japan just a few days later.      WORLD WONDER RING STARDOM (2018 - 2022) :       Barlow entered into STARDOM's 2018 Cinderella Tournament on April 30th, where she defeated Sumire Natsu in the opening round before falling in the second round to a vengeful Io Shirai. At Oedo Tai's Produce Show on the Golden Week Stars tour a few days later, outside interference from Quinn Barlow helped Kagetsu to last eliminate Io Shirai to win the Ten Woman Elimination Tag Team Match in the main event. Barlow not only caused defeat for the woman who was becoming her biggest rival in the promotion, but aligned herself with Kagetsu's Oedo Tai in the process. Barlow announced later in the week that she had finished up all of her bookings in the United States and sold her residence there, and was moving to Japan to be a full-time member of the STARDOM roster.As a member of Oedo Tai, she formed a strong bond with several members of the group, but none more so than Hana Kimura. Their personalities clicked well and they brought a dangerously fun vibe to the competition whenever they were in the ring together as a team. On May 27th, Quinn Barlow challenged for STARDOM gold for the first time as she competed alongside Kimura and Kagetsu to face Jungle Assault Nation for the vacant Artist of Stardom Championship, which Oedo Tai came out of victorious after Barlow pinned Natsuko Tora. She carried that momentum into Queen's Fes in Sapporo on June 3rd, where she wrestled a high-profile singles match against Io Shirai to settle their score, but came up short.On June 26th, Barlow teamed up with Kimura again to challenge Queen's Quest's Bea Priestley and Shiori Saikou for the Goddesses of Stardom Championship, but were unsuccessful in their challenge. Not long after, they were challenged by the STARS trio of Maayu Iwatani, Saki Kashima and Tam Nakano into an Artist of Stardom Championship match, in which defeated the champions on August 5th, ending their reign at 70 days.Quinn Barlow then entered the 2018 5★STAR Grand Prix in the Blue Stars block for a second year in a row, and her first time as a full-time member of the roster. She competed against Mayu Iwatani, Momo Watanabe, Saki Kashima, Hazuki, Sumire Natsu, Shiori Saikou and Jamie Hayter, defeating Kashima, Hazuki, Sumire and Saikou to earn herself another eight points but coming up short of the final once again. However, on the final night of the tournament, Quinn Barlow's best friend and partner, Hana Kimura would be expelled from Oedo Tai, ending her 5★STAR on a sour note.Barlow entered her first Goddesses of Stardom Tag League toward the end of the year, teaming with fellow Oedo Tai member Sumire Natsu in the Red Goddess block, only earning four points through their victories over AZM & Konami, and fellow Oedo Tai duo Hazuki & Kagetsu. However, the pair weren't really trying and were just having fun and acting like reckless party animals throughout the entirety of the tournament league, clearly not too concerned about winning in the first place. That had sort of become Quinn's entire existence in STARDOM since being separated from her best friend, leaning into her vivacious side in every showing. Her best effort was in a Wonder of Stardom Championship match against Momo Watanabe to close out the final tour of the year, but she still came up short.On January 5th, 2019, Quinn entered into a one-night tournament for the trios of STARDOM alongside Hazuki and Kagetsu, first defeating Jungle Assault Nation in the opening round before losing to Queen's Quest in the second round, coming short of the finals. Barlow was beginning to fight with some of her own teammates at this point, evidently not enjoying Oedo Tai as much anymore without her best friend by her side. Barlow wrestled her final match as a member of Oedo Tai at STARDOM American Dream in the Big Apple, being the second eliminated from the four-on-four main event against STARS.Nine days later on April 14th, 2019, Hana Kimura last qualified from the five-way elimination match that determined the order of that year's STARDOM draft. Kimura first picked Jungle Kyona and Konami, before drafting her long-time friend Quinn Barlow. Kagetsu and the rest of Oedo Tai were appalled, but the tension between them had been boiling over, and Barlow was evidently overjoyed to be reunited with Kimura as a member of the International Army, which would later be renamed to Tokyo Cyber Squad.The connection between herself and her TCS stablemates took quite awhile to grow, but once it had, it was practically unbreakable. Quinn took on a bit of a mentorship role to both Ruaka and Rina, while developing strong friendships with Konami and Jungle Kyona as well. She entered her first tournament as a member of TCS, facing AZM in the first round of the 2019 Cinderella Tournament, but unfortunately coming up short against the crafty competitor and being ousted in the very first round.Now settled into Tokyo Cyber Squad with her new friends, Quinn set her sights on capturing gold. She unsuccessfully challenged Arisa Hoshiki for her Wonder of Stardom Championship on August 10th, before heading into her third 5★STAR Grand Prix a week later, joining the Blue Stars block for the third consecutive year alongside Bea Priestley, Arisa Hoshiki, Kagetsu, Jungle Kyona, Konami, Utami Hayashishita, Shiori Saikou and Natsuko Tora. She scored a new personal best of ten points, winning five of her nine matches as she defeated Hoshiki, Kyona, Konami, Saikou and Tora, but still failed to make the finals.She subsequently entered into that year's Goddesses of Stardom Tag League alongside her best friend Hana Kimura, where they competed in the Red Goddesses block against Saya Iida & Saya Kamitani, Martina & Natsu Sumire, Andras Miyagi & Kagetsu, Alex Blackwell & Freya Lancaster, and Arisa Hoshiki & Tam Nakano. They finished on 8 points by defeating every team in their block except for the last, advancing DREAM☆SHINE to the finals due to their head-to-head result.After coming up short in the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, Quinn Barlow made her first appearance outside of STARDOM in nearly two years as through a working relationship with INNOVATION Pro Wrestling, she appeared on their Japan tour to challenge newcomer Jada-Rose Matthews to her debut match. Quinn scored a sneaky victory over Jada, leading to an I Quit match at INNOVATION's Clash At Dawn. In what was undoubtedly the most competitive and violent match of Barlow's career, she came up short and bid farewell to INNOVATION as the promotion went back overseas.As 2020 rolled around, Quinn was ready to take the new decade by storm, and she started off strong by issuing a challenge to her fellow TCS members and reigning Goddess of Stardom Tag Team Champions, Jungle Kyona and Konami — suggesting an internal battle as she would team with fellow Canadian TCS member, Alex Blackwell. Along with that, Quinn wanted singles gold as well and she challenged the SWA Undisputed World Women's Champion, Utami Hayashishita, who was closing in one year as champion. She and Blackwell challenged for the tag gold first on January 19th, going under the team name "Heaven Is A Place Up North". The Canadian duo proved to be a formiddable team in their war against the champions, as Barlow pinned Konami to capture the Goddesses of Stardom Championship for the first time. She then met Utami Hayashishita just one week later at STARDOM's 9th Anniversary in Osaka on January 26th, where she captured the SWA Undisputed World Women's Championship to become a double champion, and earn her first singles title in STARDOM.Unfortunately, neither title reign could get off of its feet immediately as the world came to a stop with the COVID-19 pandemic. There were only two shows through the height of the pandemic in Japan, the first being No People Gate where she and Alex Blackwell mounted their first successful defence against Utami Hayashishita and Momo Watanabe, and the second being that year's Cinderella Tournament, where Quinn fell short in the first round to Syuri. On May 23rd, Quinn Barlow would be struck deeply by the passing of her long-time best friend and Tokyo Cyber Squad leader, Hana Kimura. She was beyond devastated, but vowed to carry on Hana Kimura's legacy and be a fighting champion for all of TCS.When STARDOM began returning to its usual schedule through the Summer, the group's plan to carry on Hana's legacy didn't get off to the best start as Barlow and Blackwell failed to make the second defence of their Goddess of Stardom Championship, falling short to the newly-formed Queen's Quest tandem of Saya Kamitani & Utami Hayashishita on July 26th after 189 days as champions. Quinn made her first defence of the SWA Undisputed World Women's Championship against Momo Watanabe, then entered the 2020 5★STAR Grand Prix in the Blue Stars block once again, competing against Momo Watanabe, Utami Hayashishita, AZM, Shiori Saikou, Saya Iida, Syuri and Maika. She had her worst performance yet, scoring only six points across her eight matches through victories over Momo Watanabe, AZM and Maika.After the tournament, Quinn was challenged for her SWA Undisputed Championship by Bea Priestley, who ended her reign on October 3rd after an impressive 250 days. On the very same night, Konami turned on Jungle Kyona and Tokyo Cyber Squad in a Captain's Fall match against Oedo Tai, aligning with them and forcing TCS to disband.

Following the group's implosion, the members scattered. Konami joined Oedo Tai, eventually to be joined by Rina and Ruaka; Alex Blackwell went to Queen's Quest, and the rest including Quinn Barlow were absorbed by STARS. Shortly after this, she entered the Blue Goddesses block of the 2020 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League alongside Gokigen Death, but they only scored two points across their five matches and were nowhere close to victory.For months at a time, Quinn felt directionless in STARDOM. She made a few title challenges but all of them were unsuccessful, and she was little more than a body in multi-person tag team matches. She had a chance to make something of herself as the 2021 Cinderella Tournament was just around the corner, where she was set to face off against her former partner in the opening round. She and Alex Blackwell faced off, and neither could defeat the other within the allotted time, knocking them both out of the tournament. They showed each other respect and love after the match, but both had to focus on themselves from now on, and they knew that.In June of that year, Barlow made her unexpected but highly-anticipated return to INNOVATION Pro Wrestling, which had since permanently moved to Japan. She was the surprise partner of Jada-Rose in the tournament to crown the inaugural INNOVATION Tag Team Champions, surprising everyone including her own partner. Despite their frequent miscommunications and lack of experience, the two advanced from the first round before falling to the eventual winners, AMA in the second round. After their failure in the tournament, Barlow challenged Jada-Rose for her INNOVATION Women's Championship to settle their score at Ultimate Destiny. Unfortunately, an injury meant that Jada-Rose had to withdraw from the match, and Quinn's opponent would be her long-time rival, Hazuki, who she defeated on August 8th, 2021 to win the title for the first time in her career. Immediately after the match, she was taken out and challenged by 2021's Super Rookie, Akane Keiko.During this, beginning on July 31st, Barlow entered her fifth 5★STAR Grand Prix, competing in the Red Stars block for the first time in her career. She competed alongside Giulia, Mayu Iwatani, Momo Watanabe, Fukigen Death, Saki Kashima, Starlight Kid, Himeka, Natsupoi and Nanako Kawara. She achieved her best performance yet at eleven points from wins over Kashima, Kid, Himeka, Natsupoi and Kawara, as well as a draw with Iwatani, but she still failed to make the finals.With the tournament in her rear-view mirror, Quinn defended her INNOVATION Women's Championship against Keiko on October 6th. She gave her all against Akane Keiko, but she was evidently worn out from the 5★STAR and just unable to match Akane's sheer domiance, and was unable to mount her first defence, ending her reign after 59 days and making her the second shortest reigning champion in the title's history. Barlow faced Keiko once again in a rematch at ICPWA Shukuten, but would again come up short. After the match, she announced that this was the end of her time in Japan after an eventful four years.      WWE NXT (2022) :       Barlow was out of the spotlight for roughly three months, until an episode of WWE NXT 2.0 in February 2022, where Io Shirai revealed her partner for the upcoming Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic to be her old rival from their time in Japan, Quinn Barlow. They made their tag team debut on Quinn's 26th birthday, February 22nd, where they defeated Amari Miller & Lash Legend in the opening round. They subsequently defeated Kacy Catanzaro & Kayden Carter in the semifinals, then won the tournament to earn a title match against Toxic Attraction at NXT Stand & Deliver 2022.In a result that shocked many, Barlow scored the pin over Jacy Jayne to earn her first championship after not even two full months in WWE. However, the celebration was short-lived as Toxic Attraction won the titles back the same week on NXT 2.0, ending her and Shirai's reign at just three days.The team were forced to go their separate ways following the title loss, as Shirai sustained an injury that would keep her out of action for a few months. In the meantime, Quinn performed as a singles wrestler on the NXT 2.0 brand, culminating with an unsuccessful challenge for the NXT Women's Championship at July's Great American Bash special. Barlow appeared sporadically from then on, working with the rising stars of the brand for awhile.      WWE MAIN ROSTER (2022 - 2024) :       At WWE SummerSlam 2022, after only six months in their developmental territory, Quinn Barlow was brought to WWE's main roster alongside her returning former partner; now under the name IYO SKY. Alongside a returning Bayley, they formed the trio known as Damage CTRL. A tournament was announced to crown new WWE Women's Tag Team Champions, which Barlow & SKY teamed up in, last defeating Raquel Gonzalez & Aliyah in the finals on the August 29th edition of Monday Night RAW to become the new champions. They held and defended the titles for an impressive 182 days, before dropping them to Becky Lynch & Lita in the midst of Bayley's rivalry with the former.After 42 days, Damage CTRL regained the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship from Becky Lynch & Lita on the April 10th, 2023 edition of Monday Night RAW, marking their second reign with the gold. It would unfortunately only last for 49 days before losing the titles to Ronda Rousey & Shayna Baszler, but they would move on to bigger and better things as Quinn Barlow helped IYO SKY win that year's Women's Money in the Bank ladder match to earn a guaranteed championship opportunity. SKY cashed in on Bianca Belair at SummerSlam 2023 to win the WWE Women's Championship, and Damage CTRL celebrated her success one year after their formation.On the October 20th edition of SmackDown, Quinn Barlow was taken out Bianca Belair to reduce the numbers game ahead of her title challenge at Crown Jewel. This prompted IYO SKY to enact her backup plan as Kairi Sane made her return to WWE to join Damage CTRL and help her retain against Belair at Crown Jewel, unbeknownst to Bayley.Quinn returned the following week on SmackDown, although not officially cleared to compete, and she helped to officially welcome Sane into Damage CTRL. During this, Quinn would also announce that she had scouted a new member for Damage CTRL, as Alex Blackwell made her WWE debut to join the group; once again without Bayley's knowledge. In the main event of the show that pitted Asuka, Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair & Shotzi against Damage CTRL sans the injured Barlow, Asuka turned on her teammates to allign with Damage CTRL, making the group six members strong.On December 18th, 2023, Quinn Barlow & Alex Blackwell teamed up to defeat Chelsea Green & Piper Niven for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, marking Blackwell's first and Barlow's third reigns with the championship. During their reign, however, the pairing would be ousted from Damage CTRL on February 2nd, after choosing to side with Bayley once IYO SKY, Kairi Sane and Asuka had turned on her.The shocking turn culminated in a match at WrestleMania XL, where on Saturday April 6th, The Kabuki Warriors challenged Alex Blackwell & Quinn Barlow for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, marking the end of the pairing's reign after Sane pinned Blackwell to capture the gold — ending the duo's championship reign at 110 days.Following WrestleMania, Quinn was drafted to Friday Night SmackDown by herself. She was slotted into the 2024 Queen of the Ring tournament, with her first-round match taking place at a Live Event on May 11th, where she was defeated by Tiffany Stratton. Barlow wrestled infrequently across SmackDown dark matches for a few weeks, before returning to TV on June 14th, where she was defeated in under two minutes by Nia Jax.The following week on SmackDown, Barlow competed in a qualifying match for the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match, where she was pinned by Chelsea Green in a three-way also involving Bianca Belair. This was Barlow's last televised appearance, and she competed in her final match as a member of the SmackDown brand in the WWE Speed Women's Tournament, being defeated in the first round by her old rival Kairi Sane in a match that aired on September 18th.      RETURN TO WWE NXT & SUBSEQUENT RELEASE (2024 - 2025) :       On October 1st, Quinn Barlow made a shocking return to WWE's developmental territory, NXT on the special CW Premiere episode. Debuting a new look, she attacked Skylar Endo during her NXT Women's Championship match, helping her former teammate and best friend, Alex Blackwell retain the title.The following week, Quinn and Alex officially reunited on NXT TV with a championship celebration, announcing that they would be returning to their former glory under the name "Heaven Is A Place Up North". The celebration was interrupted by Skylar Endo, but the reunited pairing got the better of her, until the following week when Endo enlisted the help of a debuting Stephanie Vaquer to even the odds. This culminated in a tag team match at Halloween Havoc, where Barlow was pinned by Skylar Endo.The following Tuesday on NXT, Barlow and Blackwell came to the defence of the new co-NXT Women's North American Champions, Aria Quinelle and Ai Kirijo, after being confronted by Kelani Jordan. Kelani was then backed up by Skylar Endo, Stephanie Vaquer, and ZARIA, which set up for a huge eight-woman tag team match at NXT 2300 the next week, in which Barlow's team were defeated.On the edition of NXT following Deadline, where Skylar Endo had won the Women's Iron Survivor Challenge to earn another shot at Alex Blackwell's NXT Women's Championship, Barlow and Blackwell defeated Endo and Kelani Jordan with Barlow pinning the latter. But at NXT New Year's Evil on January 7th, Endo fought off interference from Barlow and defeated Blackwell to win the championship.Following Alex's loss, the two would make their next appearance overseas in Japan for WWE's partner promotion, Dream Star Fighting Marigold, when the two approached Bri Williams following her match with Tank. Barlow laid out a challenge for her on Marigold's January 19th event, New Years Golden Garden, where she was defeated by Williams. Blackwell challenged following the match, but would also be defeated by Williams.They were absent until March 11th, when Stephanie Vaquer and Skylar Endo faced off in a double championship match for both the NXT Women's and NXT Women's North American Championships. The match concluded when the referee was taken out by two masked attackers — later revealed to be Josh Hammond and Quinn's older brother, Jamie Barlow — allowing for interference from a returning Barlow and Blackwell. They cost Endo the match, leading to victory for Vaquer.Barlow and Blackwell qualified for a fatal four-way number one contender's match for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship on the Countdown to NXT Stand & Deliver, where they emerged victorious and earned a championship match against Zoey Wolfe & Sakura Sanada the following Tuesday. They were defeated in the match when Blackwell was pinned by Wolfe.Later in the week, it was announced that Quinn Barlow had been released by WWE, marking the end of her three year tenure with the company. Standing in solidarity against this move, Alex, Josh and Jamie would all ask for and be granted their subsequent release from the company, bringing an abrupt end to their unit before it had even been named on television.      ALL ELITE WRESTLING (2025 - PRESENT) :      
After two and a half months of absence, Quinn Barlow made her next appearance alongside Alex Blackwell, who competed as a surprise entrant in the Women's Casino Gauntlet match at AEW All In Texas on July 12th. She made her in-ring debut the following Wednesday, teaming with Blackwell against Anna Jay and Tay Melo.

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