Editing Lyra Phoenix/History (section)

===='''VWE Year 4 - Wildfire (January 14th 2020 - December 17th, 2020)'''====
Lyra entered 2020 as the Radiance Champion, Vowing to start the year boots to the ground running. She had many contenders for the Radiance Championship from top to bottom. She ultimately lost the Radiance Championship on February 25th against Viola Beaumont as she was blind folded due to GM Falcon's orders, leaving her to have a 137 day reign. The Championship was then afterwards turned into the PULSE Exhibition Championship. At VWE VERSUS on April 10th, She teamed up with Diamond Club with the promise of an opportunity for the VWE Women's World Championship (which never came to pass due to Diamond Club ultimately losing as a whole at VWE VERSUS).

This year was worth the Challenge however she set her eyes on a new Championship, the VWE National Championship. This Championship was held by Rani Patel, Lyra's main rival in VWE. on August 21st, she answered Rani's open challenged and defeated her to become the new VWE National Champion. However her reign was short-lived as Rani challenged and reclaimed it back on October 23rd. At this point, it was time for Lyra to finally spread her wings. She achieved all the possible championships there were available to her except the one that has eluded her the most, The VWE Women's World Championship. Throughout the rest of the year, Lyra rallied the fans for a match against the "Past vs. Present vs. Future", signifying "Christina Krovac vs. Lyra Phoenix vs. Marcy "Sass" Schafer". This was met by opposition by not only Christina Krovac, but also Rani Patel whom just lost the VWE National Championship. The Stakes were all against her, but Victor Kessel Jr came through and made several matches happen for Wrestleseries XII. It was to be Lyra Phoenix vs. Rani Patel at the start of Wrestleseries, winner goes to advance into the Triple Threat against Christina Krovac & Marcy "Sass" Schafer. At Wrestleseries XII, Lyra defeated Rani Patel to advance to the Triple Threat. She ultimately came up short as Marcy "Sass" Schafer became the new VWE Women's World Champion.