Vince's Devils
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Vince's Devils (Formerly known as Ladies in Pink) was a heel professional wrestling stable in World Wrestling Entertainment on its RAW brand.
History
2005
Ladies in Pink made their debut on August 22, 2005 when former SmackDown Divas, Torrie Wilson and Candice Michelle were traded to Raw. The following week, Victoria joined the stable and the three continued to beat up the 2005 Diva Search winner, Ashley Massaro, week after week.When Trish Stratus made her return on September 12, Trish turned face once again by joining forces with Ashley. At Unforgiven, Victoria and Torrie were defeated by Trish and Ashley. At WWE Homecoming, they lost bra and panties match.
On October 31, Torrie had personal issues to take care of at home ,leaving Victoria and Candice as a duo for the time being. On November 28, Torrie returned to the group to participate in a six-woman tag team match.
Chloe became an official member of the group on the December 26th episode of RAW, as she made her presence felt in Victoria's match and became the first dog to have her own WWE.com profile. Victoria was to face Carlito in a "Beat The Clock" match. The Ladies in Pink used various heel tactics, but Victoria was easily defeated.
2006
On the January 2nd edition of RAW, the Ladies in Pink turned their attention to backstage announcer Maria Kanellis, when Victoria announced to Maria that they had a match scheduled and proceeded to attack her before the bell. Despite dominating the match, which included interference from Torrie and Chloe (debuting Chloe's finishing move, the [Chloe Tush Push]), Victoria was pinned after she missed a splash into the turnbuckle and Maria rolled her up. Furious, the Ladies in Pink attacked Maria until Ashley ran in to make the save. Ashley got very physical, but Torrie and Candice were able to stop her with a double DDT. The conflict between the Divas caused the Chairman, Vince McMahon to make a Bra and Panties Gauntlet Match at New Years Revolution, which Ashley won when she eliminated Victoria.On the January 9th edition of RAW, during WWE Unlimited, Candice, Victoria and Torrie referred to themselves as "Vince's Devils". The following week Trish Stratus referred to the stable as "The Three Skankateers" and on commentary, Jerry Lawler was confused about what to call them.
January 23rd saw Vince's Devils back in the ring when Victoria and Candice, accompanied by Torrie and Chloe, took on Trish and Ashley in a tag match. During the match they debuted a new tandem move, with Candice doing a cartwheel and being caught by Victoria and subsequently splashed onto their opponent (in this case Ashley).
After Torrie lost to Ashley on the February 13th edition of Raw, Candice revealed she will be gracing the cover on Playboy magazine coming to newstands March 10th. She said it will be the hottest playboy edition. Torrie didn't seem to pleased as she graced the cover of Playboy herself, twice. The following week on WWE.com Unlimited, Candice slapped Torrie Wilson in the face and blamed her for the loss of the Women's Championship match with reigning champion, Trish Stratus earlier in the night. It resulted in Wilson being beat down a week later by the other two stable members at Candice's Playboy cover revealing.
On March 13th, during Victoria's women's championship match, Torrie Wilson appeared to take out her former ally and cost her the victory. Later in the broadcast, it appeared that Candice and Victoria may have gotten their revenge as Trish Stratus found Torrie knocked out on the Divas' Lockerroom floor with Candice's Playboy lying on her stomach. At WrestleMania 22, Torrie gained her revenge by beating Candice in a Playboy Pillow Fight Match.
Post-Wrestlemania, it seemed that the remaining members of Vince's Devils have now gone their separate ways.
Finishing and signature moves
- Torrie Wilson's Nosejob (Sitout facebuster)
- Candice Michelle's Candylicious (Hanging figure four necklock)
- Victoria's Widow's Peak (Gory neckbreaker)
- Candice Michelle and Torrie Wilson's "Double D" DDT (Double DDT)
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