Who is Lucy Mendez, Ace Steels Wife? All About Their Relationship and Recent Scandal
Lucy Mendez is recognized for being the wife of Ace Steel. As a proficient wrestler, she has established herself within the professional wrestling industry. The couple gained attention for their involvement in a backstage altercation in 2022. Born on January 25, 1973, Christopher Guy, known by his ring name Ace Steel, is a well-known professional wrestler recognized for his contributions to Ring of Honor and sporadic appearances in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Additionally, he has worked with WWE’s Ohio Valley Wrestling and served as a backstage producer for All Elite Wrestling.
His passion for wrestling dates back to his childhood when he regularly attended American Wrestling Association events at the International Amphitheatre. Guy made his wrestling debut in October 1991, following training from Windy City Pro Wrestling.
Introducing Ace Steel’s Wife, Lucy Mendez
Lucy Mendez, also known as Ace Steel’s wife, is a celebrated female wrestler from the United States, born on October 12, 1982. She has demonstrated her talent across various independent promotions nationwide and has secured three World League Wrestling Ladies titles. Her significant contributions to the Missouri Wrestling Revival (MWR) resulted in her being named MWR Female Wrestler of the Year twice.
Furthermore, Lucy played crucial managerial roles for Ace Steel and Elvis Aliaga at MWR, and her achievements were acknowledged in 2016 when she was named MWR Manager of the Year. In a recent interview, Stephen P. New, the legal representative for CM Punk and Ace Steel, referenced Lucy Mendez, stating,
“The only person, and granted she’s not completely objective and unbiased, the only person not subject to an NDA and not subject to confidentiality provisions is Ace’s wife Lucy.”
Chris Jericho’s Response to CM Punk and Ace Steel’s Lawyer
After the backstage controversy in 2022, Stephen P. New, the attorney representing Ace Steel and CM Punk in the AEW Brawl Out incident, engaged in a public dispute with Chris Jericho on X (known as Twitter in the past). Their disagreement revolved around New’s assertion that Ace Steel’s wife was the only individual involved in the altercation who had not signed a post-incident confidentiality agreement.
Jericho responded by stating that he had witnessed the events of the night in question but had not signed any Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs). New referenced AEW’s employee handbooks, highlighting its “confidentiality provisions,” and claimed to possess one. In response, Jericho challenged New to provide evidence for his claims.
While the specifics of the event remain unclear, sources suggest that CM Punk, Ace Steel, Kenny Omega, and The Young Bucks were involved in a physical altercation. Consequently, those implicated were suspended, and Steel lost his job. Although the details are limited due to the secrecy maintained by those involved, the conflicting statements made by Jericho and New indicate differing perspectives on the incident.
Jericho further emphasized his first-hand experience, stating,
“Because I saw EVERYTHING that night…including how Lucy (and her husband and closest friend) behaved and what truly happened…and because I was in the room the whole time, observing her and everyone else.”
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