Amy Polinsky

Amy Polinsky ( born 16 January 1980) located in Grove City, Pennsylvania, USA is a personal trainer, Female Entrepreneur, Fitness professional, and the wife of Corey Graves aka Matthew Polinsky who is an American Professional Wwe Wrestler, Columnist, and Sports commentator. Amy Polinsky was birthed 16 January 1980 in Grove City (PA). She was raised on the family farm with fields of wheat and corn. Amy worked alongside her parents throughout her childhood. she has two brothers. She went to Career Connections Charter High School. She's been passionate about physical activities since her childhood. This helped her many years later, when she decided it was time to link the world of work and her love of sports. Amy graduated from Grove City Area High School in 1998. She then enrolled at Nova Southeastern University to get her BS in elementary education. While she was passionate on sports, she has always had a deep love for kids, and wanted to help them, and so she was a teacher. She graduated in 2002 and continued her education at Waynesburg University. She received her ME in Special Education. The focus of this specialization is working with children suffering from autism spectrum disorders. Amy is a graduate in personal trainer that is recognized by ACE, NETA & AFFA. Amy is a businesswoman and an American certified fitness professional. She has lived a quiet life for a long time. She has been married for a long time to her boyfriend Matthew Polinsky. Matthew Polinsky, her husband, is an ex-professional Wwe champion who has also been a sports commentator over the last 11 years. There are a lot of theories about their relationship. But, there are some theories regarding their relationships. Corey, her husband is accused of having sexual relations in the presence of WWE superstar Carmella. Amy later confirmed this claim via social media. They've been together since 2011, and have three kids: a son, Cash Polinsky; a daughter, Leny Paige; and Lola Polinsky.




 

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