About
Born in the year 2000- Maddison Miles is a Professional Wrestler, Stunt Coordinator, Intimacy Coordinator, Filmmaker, and Creative Producer from Halifax, Nova Scotia.
In the ring, Maddison has competed in more than 600 matches across 11 countries, earning an international reputation as one of Canada’s most accomplished independent female wrestlers. She has twice been named in Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s “PWI Women’s Top 100”, including a #74 ranking in 2020, completed a legendary 8 week Canadian “Winter Death Tour”, was the youngest non-legacy Canadian woman ever to receive a WWE tryout in 2019, and is the ONLY person in history to have a high school credit for Professional Wrestling.
Beyond the mat, Maddison spent 5 years living in England where she worked in Suicide Crisis Prevention. Maddison has now returned to Canada, and has since built a strong career in film and television.
As a stunt coordinator, she has logged more than 150 days on set across vertical dramas, digital series, and television productions. As an intimacy coordinator, she has worked more than 100 days on set, bringing precision, professionalism, and care to sensitive performance work.
Maddison also serves as Head of Development for Sleepy Bear Productions and Blink49 Vertical Studios, where she has co-led the development of multiple vertical series for platforms including ReelShort and brand clients including Uber Eats.
Maddison is currently in post-production on her directorial debut, Fight for Her Life: Wallace vs. Blanco, a vertical docu-sports series following two elite female fighters leading up to a main event bout at Madison Square Garden with Warrior’s Cup, the largest professional Muay Thai promotion in the United States.
As a creative, Maddison focuses on stories that centre female voices, physical performance, and women taking space at the highest level. She is passionate about respecting the foundations laid by the trailblazers before her, yet is driven to push boundaries, challenge expectations, and break barriers.
Maddison doesn’t just want to follow the rules—she wants to redefine them and help create new ones that shape the future.