Alignment: Neverclear
Entrance Music: Fear of Dying by Jack off Jill

Ring Attire: Never exactly the same but the basic build holds true.
Upper-body: A white t-shirt with her own Lisa Seldon silhouette logo on the front.
Lower: A pair of black baggy jeans with a white dragon design running down the left leg (modeled somewhat on the design on her back).
Feet: Red Converse sneakers.
Accessories: A black studded wristband on each of her wrists and a black studded collar around her neck (never seen without her collar).

Normal Attire: Fairly similar only with much less shameless self-promotion.

Wrestling Style: Luchadora Suicida/Face buster

Signature Taunt: When prepping a top-rope move, Lisa will either lift her palms flat in the air or, in the case of the Starburst, shoot up a fist before throwing herself into the spin.

Title History:
- eWo World Tag-Team Champion (1; w/ Sam Haines)
- PWA Tag Team Champion (1; w/ Dahlia Starr)
- CCW Tag Team Champion (1; w/ Jamie Havoc)
- HiC Orange Drink Champion (1)
- HiC TnT Champion (2)
- HiC World Champion (2)
- UWA Tag Team Champion (2)
- LWF World Champion (1)

Wrestler History:
In her early days, Lisa's life was acceptably tragic; orphaned, adopted, abused at some point, Lisa ticked all the boxes that lead her to this lifestyle. Normal people don't get their kicks mutilating one another after all. Early on then, little more than a handful of self-defense classes under her belt, she left home to peruse her goals.

For her troubles, Lisa managed to fall in with Jamie Havoc and, the woman who would become her trainer, Alexis Sykes. It was here that Lisa struck her first deal with the independents, gaining her first taste of the industry and learning the basics as she worked from one promotion to the next. Through these times their partnership flourished and their friendship grew as Alexis molded her into a competitor of her own ilk. Just as quick though their friendship broke apart, and for reasons never fully divulged, they parted ways.

Lisa was gutted. Left feeling gullible, naive and ultimately used, Lisa closed herself off and pursued a career on her, turning her eyes to Mexico if only to get away. It was here that Lisa really began to mold her early style, falling in love with dramatics and acrobatics of lucha-libre. She donned the moniker of Lorenzo for one reason or another and set to work honing her style.

Years later Lisa returned to the states at the request of Jamie Havoc and joined him in the ESW, where she competed against the likes of Riona Langly and Fire as she took hold of their women's division. From here the two moved on to CCW where Lisa ditched the idea of women's only wrestling and captured the tag belts with Jamie, holding them for the entirety of the companies length, short as it was. More than just a first taste at gold though, Lisa's time in CCW sparked a professional rivalry with Riona Langly that would carry all throughout her career as the two dogged each other from one federation to another.

With CCW behind them, Jamie and Lisa took different paths and Lisa took a year out from the majors before returning to competition in the HiC, a remnant of the AoWF community. This would be the home to Lisa's greatest success, and over the course of her career here, Lisa gained various titles and accolades, culminating in a record breaking run as the HiC World Champion, going on to defend it in high profile matches against Protean, Chamelion and career highlight with Showtime, cementing her legacy within the community.

On a more personal side of things however, things were fairly rocky for Lisa. A return of Jamie Havoc seemed to strike up a relationship, but it was more business than anything else and severed just as quick. A relationship with another competitor in Woondang soon flourished and seemed to hold, but her inability to trust or let anyone in drove him away. Feelings for Marcus Showtime Ambrose arose but were never returned as anything more than friendship, a passing with Corey Lazarus turned out to be little more than sexual attraction on his part... and finally there was Jacob Seldon, but for the time it wasn't to be, and he disappeared to the UK.

Topping it all though was the revelation of a brother in Lex Demise, a tortured and loathsome man with whom it turned she shared a father - a thought that only served to hurt her more to think she could be cut from the same cloth as a man who verged on monster. Still, she took what would turn to be her family name in Hayley all the same, accepting its burden.

In the ring at least, Lisa had well and truly arrived, and while she never spoke with a particular degree of confidence, her actions more than made up. Her style was refined and from one competitor to another the momentum was growing and Lisa had become the face of the company. The moment however was soon to sour as the HiC headed toward Genesis where Lisa would put her title up against enemy turned friend, Dustin Kesler, who stacked the deck and slithered into her place as Champion. Things turned for Lisa around this time though, as both Alexis and Protean made their way back into Lisa's life, and so with her long-time friend and once more boyfriend soon to be husband, they formed the team of Self~Inflicted Drama.

With them at her side, Lisa was able to push past Dustin's various ploys and wrestle him to a draw to regain a share of her title, but before anything could be decided between the two the company finally shut up shop and the two headed in different directions. Lisa then moved around between various short lived companies such as the FWC and pR:V before finally landing in the AJWF - another federation with ties to the old AoWF. At this point in time the AJWF was apart of the UWA community, and within 3 weeks, Lisa and Calista Miller, girlfriend of Alexis Sykes and SiD member at the time, captured the communities tag belts and held them until being stripped pending their decision to leave the AJWF.

It was 'round about this time that Lisa and Jacob tied the knot and Lisa decided to take some time away from the ring and instead took up a management position within the ACW, also part of the UWA community, before turning her hand to event hosting when she put together the widely successful Mourning Glory tournament. Lisa then returned to the ring on a relaxed schedule, reuniting with Calista to recapture the UWA Tag Titles and scoring another career victory over Corey Lazarus at one of the UWA's premier events.

Lisa then moved on, spending sometime wrestling overseas before she returned to join the NGW, seeing only fair success before it folded. Lisa then went on to hit up various independent events with the AJWF, BWF and sXe, as well as performing on tours of Japan under the banner of the FWC. All this halted though when Lisa heard word that the LWF, a once premier AoWF federation in the hands of legendry wrestling group, The Charms, was reopening its doors. Lisa jumped at the chance to be apart of this, but weeks before their first show Lisa was apart of a horrific motor vehicle accident, causing her to miss the first few shows for the LWF.

Lisa however refused to miss her chance, and with one arm in a cast, returned to wrestle for the vacant AoWF TV Title, all be it in a losing effort to Vicious, who would go on to be a thorn in her side through the companies run. Still, Lisa got her chance and ran with it, going on to win the companies World Title, her most prestigious to date, as well as claiming many other career accolades, such as both wrestling alongside and against long time hero Jeffrey Drake and being apart of the Main Event of a Fall From Grace. This would be the companies last show, and with that Lisa returned to touring.

From her time starting in the NGW though, Lisa had been quietly grooming a girl from the Cathouse Wrestling School (Alexis Sykes own) to be her protégé. This girl was Dahlia Starr, and when the time was right, the two made their way to the PWA and quickly captured the companies tag titles before differences with management caused them to vacate and search for new stomping grounds. It was mere months then before they turned up in the eWo, interest sparked by the Tag Team Grand Prix.