Jaida Parker

Parker in February 2025
Personal information
Born	Tiana Lillian Marie Caffey[3] (1999-02-12)February 12, 1999 (age 26)[3] Port St. Lucie,Florida, U.S.[4]
Relative	Jason Caffey (cousin)[3]
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)	Jaida Parker[1] Tiana Caffey[2]
Billed height	5 ft 7 in (170 cm)[2]
Billed from	Port St. Lucie, Florida[1]
Trained by	Sara Del Rey[2] WWE Performance Center[2]
Debut	October 28, 2022[2]
Association football career Position Midfielder Youth career Jensen Beach Falcons Lakeland FC Space Coast United College career Years Team Apps (Gls) 2017–2021 LSU Tigers 81 (2)

Tiana Lillian Marie Caffey (born February 12, 1999) is an Americanprofessional wrestler and formersoccer player. She is signed toWWE, where she performs on theNXTbrand under thering nameJaida Parker.

Tiana Lillian Marie Caffey was born on February 12, 1999 inPort St. Lucie, Florida. She attendedLouisiana State University, where she majored inkinesiology. While at LSU, Caffey playedsoccer for theLady Tigers and was called up to play for theUnited States women's U17 team.^[5][6]

On August 16, 2022, Caffey was announced as having signed withWWE as part of theWWE Performance Center along with 16 other recruits.^[7] Caffey made her in-ring debut by participating in abattle royal at anNXTlive event on October 28.^[8] On March 25, 2023, she had her first singles match at an NXT live event in a losing effort toKayden Carter.^[9]

In September, now under thering nameJaida Parker, she was announced as a participant in theNXT Women's Breakout Tournament, and was defeated in the first round byKarmen Petrovic in her first televised match on the October 17 episode ofNXT.^[10][11] On the January 9, 2024 episode ofNXT, Parker approached thevillainousstable OTM (Out the Mud) (Scrypts, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price), offering her services to the group which they accepted.^[12] OTM would feud withThe Family (Tony D'Angelo,Channing "Stacks" Lorenzo, andAdriana Rizzo), leading to a six-person tag team match atNXT Vengeance Day, which The D'Angelo Family won.^[13] On the February 13 episode ofNXT, Parker defeated Rizzo, ending the feud.^[14][15][16] AtNXT Stand & Deliver on April 6, NXT general managerAva announced the newly createdNXT Women's North American Championship, and Parker went through as one of the top 12 participants from the preliminary combine to compete for a spot in the six-womanladder match to crown the inaugural champion atNXT Battleground.^[17] On the May 21 episode ofNXT, Parker defeatedBrinley Reece to qualify for a spot at NXT Battleground, but failed to win the title at the event.^[18][19] On the August 20 episode ofNXT, Parker won asix-woman gauntlet match to earn a match againstRoxanne Perez for theNXT Women's Championship atNXT No Mercy.^[20] At the event on September 1, Parker failed to win the title from Perez.^[21] Soon after, Parker began a feud withLola Vice, which culminated in anNXT Underground match atNXT Deadline on December 7, where she lost.^[22]

On February 1, 2025, Parker competed in theWomen's Royal Rumble, entering at #16 before being eliminated byJordynne Grace.^[23] On September 27 atNXT No Mercy, Parker replaced Laney Reid in the latter'sWomen's Speed Championship match againstSol Ruca but failed to win the title.^[24]

Caffey is the cousin of former basketball playerJason Caffey who played for theChicago Bulls in the 1990s.

• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Ranked No. 63 of the top 250 female wrestlers in thePWI Women's 250 in 2025^[25]

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