Stacy Keibler was born in Baltimore, Maryland. She began dancing when she was three years old and has a background in ballet, tap and jazz. Stacy went to school in Baltimore and was also one of Baltimore's first "Raven Cheerleaders". Keibler danced her way into America's heart on the hit ABC show "Dancing with the Stars," where she received the highest score from the judges. She has been named one of People magazine's "Most Beautiful." She received a Style Icon Award from Us Weekly and is a regular on Maxim Magazines "Hot 100" list. Executives at ABC were so impressed with Stacy's talent, they were quick to offer her a talent deal. She had recurring roles on ABC's "George Lopez Show" and 7 episodes on "What About Brian," where she played the love interest of Brian. She can most recently be seen in the 20th Century FOX feature, The Comebacks. When you look at Stacy Keibler, the first thing you may notice are her legs. And rightfully so, they are 42 inches long each. But there is so much more to this one-time Baltimore Ravens cheerleader. Stacy actually began her acting career at a very early age. She was only 5 years old when she got her SAG card. After entering a contest and beating out thousands of other girls for $10,000 and a chance to be the new "Nitro Girl" for World Championship Wrestling (WCW), Stacy's career took off. The "Nitro Girls" danced for thousands of people live and millions who tuned in every Monday night. A month later, Stacy was asked to become a regular on the show. In addition to her TV and film exposure, Stacy has graced the covers and pages of numerous magazines including: the covers of Vegas, TV Guide, Stuff (one of it's highest selling issues of all time), Salon City, and Beverly Hills 213, as well as features in Esquire, Cosmopolitan, Elle Girl, LA Times, Parade, Maxim (UK), Daily Star, The Look, Fitness, and a regular in Entertainment Weekly, People, Us Weekly, The Look, OK, Life & Style, and the list keeps growing.
WCW recognized her potential and took her out of the Nitro Girls. [December 1999] Was given the title of Miss Hancock and started playing a major role in WCW Television programming. Lives in Baltimore. Majored in Mass Communications. Before she was hired by WCW, was a Baltimore Ravens Cheerleader. Attended College at Towson University in Baltimore, Maryland. Before wrestling, Stacy was also an actress, model and worked in physical therapy. Stacy was a Baltimore Ravens cheerleader from 1998 to 1999. Was part of a storyline in WCW that involved her "marrying" David Fliehr. Ironically, her later boyfriend, Test was also involved in a "marriage" storyline in WWE with Stephanie McMahon. Her measurements are 34A-24-35 Featured on a trading card when she was a Baltimore Ravens cheerleader. She earned her SAG card when she was 8 years old and is still a member today. Her famous legs are 42 inches long. Keibler won a "Nitro Girl Search" and received a contract plus a check for $10,000. Stacy signed with the WWF, after they bought World Championship Wrestling. She briefly managed Lenny Lane, Lodi, and Mexican wrestlers Silver King and El Dandy while in WCW. In the movie Bubble Boy, she played a mud wrestler along with then WCW co-worker Midajah O'Hearn. Won the 2004 WWE Babe of the Year. For WrestleMania 21, WWE produced commercials featuring its Superstars in parodies of famous movies. Stacy featured in one parodying Basic Instinct, playing the Sharon Stone character. Parents are Gary & Patricia Keibler. Has twice turned down offers to pose for Playboy Magazine. Her worst injuries from wrestling have included two broken noses, broken ribs and a strained hip flexor. Favorite actresses are Julia Roberts and Jennifer Aniston. Favorite actor is Tom Hanks. Favorite movies are Grease and There's Something About Mary. Favorite WWE Diva is Torrie Wilson. Favorite type of music is Pop. Stacy was trained by "Madusa" Debra Miceli. She attended an all-girls school. Has done, ballet, tap, jazz, and gymnastics. Competed in Dancing with the Stars, season 2 (2006), coming in third place. Wrestlers she has managed: Billy & Chuck, Los Fabulosos, El Dandy, Silver King, Lenny & Lodi, David Flair, Shawn Stasiak, The Dudley Boyz, Test, Scott Steiner, The Hurricane & Rosey. An only child. Had seizure on May 15, 2006, taken to a hospital in New York City, appropriate tests were performed and was released from the hospital. Is part-owner in a minor league basketball team named "The Hollywood Fame." Was the August 2007 entry in Stuff magazine's 2006-2007 pin up calendar. Ranked #70 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2007 list.