Simone Mackenzie Skyles

Simone Mackenzie Skyles
Age: 22
Birthday: July 17
Eyes: Aqua Grey
Hair: Black
Height: 5'8"
Weight: Average
Handedness: Left
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Outfit:
Simone boxes in a tight-fitting black sports top and a pair of green boxing trunks with orange-red stripes running down the sides. She wears a pair of green gloves, having originally inherited a pair of green gloves from her mother, Jadine Mackenzie, and subsequently replacing them with similarly-colored gloves at regular intervals. When training, she wears a pair of short shorts that match her boxing trunks, and wears a hoodie over her top. Simone is open to alternate attire, within reason, including topless matches.

Appearance:

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Preferred Matches:
Simone is a boxer. She does not wrestle—though she finds it fun to roll around on the mats a little from time to time—and she only boxes women within her weight class. She is typically reluctant to do full-on erotic or kinky boxing, though she knows it's inevitable that two attractive women will get a little...riled up after a while in the ring together.

Fighting Style:
Simone is a southpaw who likes to keep a healthy balance between offense and defense. She is not much of a power puncher, and typically likes to feel her opponent out from distance with jabs, baiting her foe into coming at her before slipping or ducking their punches and getting close for some inside work, at which she excels. As a lefty, Simone tries to move her feet a little faster than her opponent's, planting her foot first and forcing them to adjust their stance to her own. When facing a right-handed opponent who also likes to control positioning, the fight between their feet can be almost as rough as the fight with their fists.

History:
Simone grew up in Chicago, raised by her mother, Jadine Mackenzie, a longtime staple of the amateur and semi-professional female boxing circuits in the Chicago area. Though she was too young at the time to remember it, an eleven-month-old Simone was in attendance ringside at the Rosemont Horizon on her aunt's lap for the biggest match of her mother's career: a ten-round bout against the International Boxing Alliance's third-ranked women's boxer in the world, Joanna Grzybowska, in what was to be a tune-up fight for both women: Jadine returning to the ring for just the second time after giving birth to Simone, and Joanna fighting for the first time after a hamstring injury derailed her pursuit of the world title early the previous year. Though the Polish boxer was heavily favored, Jadine managed to knock her down in the eighth round, overcoming a 40-36 deficit on all three scorecards after the first four rounds to force a unanimous draw with the internationally-renowned powerhouse.

The shock result won Jadine local and national fame, and promoters soon were offering her nearly double what she had previously been promised per bout. With the extra money, Jadine moved her family, consisting of herself, her sister, her mother, and Simone, from their old home in North Lawndale to a sleepy little cul-de-sac in Rogers Park, where Simone would spend her childhood. Simone would make many fond memories with friends in their small front yard, playing under the century-old oak tree near the curb when the weather was nice, or roughhousing on the screened-in porch when it was rainy.

When Simone was ten years old and the weather got cold in October, she told her mother that she wanted to take up boxing to stay active during the long Chicago winter. While Jadine was reluctant at first to allow it, she couldn't say no to her daughter, and Simone started training at a local gym which offered children's classes. She boxed recreationally for several years, then graduated to three-round, fully-padded youth matches, at which she exceled, never losing a match. At the age of seventeen, Simone contested her first amateur bout, stopping her opponent by way of TKO in the third round. Later that same night, Jadine fought the final bout of her twenty-two year boxing career, winning by unanimous decision and retiring with a professional record of 35-6-1.

Simone would go pro at the age of nineteen while attending the University of Illinois at Chicago, majoring in Education. She lost her first bout against a twenty-eight-year-old McKinley Park native who would go on to move up a weight class and become a number one contender for the world title, then went on a seven-bout winning streak which saw her named one of the ten most promising young boxers in her weight class by a California-based boxing publication.

Simone graduated with her bachelor's degree in 2016, then decided to explore where she could go in the world of boxing. A 12-2 record netted her offers from some promoters out of state, but she was disappointed with the purses offered and the quality of her would-be opponents. With diminishing competitiveness in boxing proper, Simone decided to look elsewhere to find worthy competition...

Personality:
Simone is a charming, easygoing girl outside of the ring, an intense but fair competitor inside of it, and a bit of a tease wherever she may be. She wants to make good with pretty much everyone she meets, though she isn't as slutty as some AFW girls. One would have a very hard time convincing her to go topless in a match—and an even tougher time convincing her to go bottomless. Sex and fighting, for Simone, tend to be parts of two different worlds.

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