What is Ruby Soho Height?

Ruby Soho (original name: Dori Elizabeth Prange) is presently endorsed by All Elite Wrestling (AEW). She is an American pro grappler by nationality. She is best known for her in-ring name Ruby Riott which she took during her term in WWE. Heidi Lovelace is her other popular name which she took during her World Wonder Ring Stardom days. She was very active in several free circuits such as Shine Wrestling, IWA Mid-South, Shimmer Women Athletes, and Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW). She made her mark on AEW by winning the Women's Casino Battle Royale in 2021. Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) listed her as the 20th position among the top 50 female wrestlers in 2016. She has likewise got the 12th spot among the top 30 female wrestlers in 2018 by Sports Illustrated.

Ruby Soho’s Height

Ruby Soho was born on January 9, 1991. She was born in Edwardsburg, Michigan, United States. Ruby is presently 32 years old. Her billed height is 5 feet 4 inches (163 cm) and her billed weight is 122 lb (55 kg).

Professional Wrestling Career

Ruby Soho started her wrestling training in 2010. She made her debut as Heidi Lovelace at Juggalo Championship Wrestling in the United States. She got her trial run in Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) after two years of her debut. She went on to win the OVW Women's Championship the same year in a live event. She signed for Shine Wrestling in 2012 and was active there till 2014. She was a member of the group "All-Star Squad" (ASS) in that promotion. Ruby was simultaneously working with Chikara since 2015. She won the Chikara Young Lions Cup in her debut year. She made her first-ever Japanese debut in 2015 at World Wonder Ring Stardom. She was active in Ring of Honor in the year 2015. She officially signed with NXT in 2016. She made a group named "The Riott Squad" in NXT with Sarah Logan and Liv Morgan. However, she failed to win any important titles during her WWE career. After her departure from WWE Ruby signed officially with AEW. She made her AEW debut as a Joker in a Casino Battle Royale match. She won her debut match for which she bagged an opportunity to fight for the AEW Women's World Championship. She lost the chance to the title holder Britt Baker at AEW Grand Slam in 2021. She likewise participated in the Owen Hart Foundation Women's Tournament. She beat her former opponent Britt Baker in the quarterfinals of the competition.

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