Dakota Kai

Professional wrestler with WWE role

Dakota Kai - Performers & Entertainers born May 6th, 1988
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Performers & Entertainers

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New Zealand

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A professional wrestler from New Zealand participated in wrestling events for various promotions including WWE. Achieved recognition for performances in the women's division, particularly in NXT. Notable for her dynamic in-ring style and character development.

Competed in WWE's NXT brand

Won the NXT Women's Tag Team Championship

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