Personal details
- Height: 5′ 4″ (1.63 m)
- Professions: Actress, Stunts
Shaina West isn’t just playing a hero—she basically *is* one. Her story? Wild. At twenty, she gets into this gnarly motorcycle accident—bones busted, dreams looking iffy. Most folks would tap out, but not Shaina. Nope. She’s obsessed with Japanese anime, and that love is basically rocket fuel for her comeback. Casts come off, she heads straight to the gym, starts grinding. Not just for fitness, but something bigger. She wanted to be strong, to literally embody the badass characters who made her feel powerful as a kid. No fancy trainers, just raw grit—she taught herself martial arts from scratch. Soon enough, The Samurider was born—her own alter ego, smashing stereotypes left and right, especially for Black women on screen. Her journey takes this wild turn when Martin Hancock from the Hancock Agency spots her. He gets what she’s about—the drive, the edge, the story. Hooks her up with Paul Byram at Paul Byram Associates, and suddenly, Shaina isn’t just training in the shadows. She’s getting her shot in front of the camera, crashing into the film and TV world with all that energy and purpose. It’s not just about fight scenes or stunts. She’s rewriting what a hero can look like, and she’s making damn sure young Black girls see themselves as powerful, too. Shaina’s whole vibe isn’t just about breaking bones or boards, but breaking the mold, period.
Shaina’s not just your average fighter—she’s lethal with anything sharp or pointy, whether it’s a sword, dagger, or even a staff. She’s the kind of martial artist who doesn’t flinch when things get messy. It’s not all about hand-to-hand combat, either. She’ll pull off wild stunts and slice through trouble without breaking a sweat. Oh, and if you think she’s just about old-school fighting, think again. Shaina zips around town on a 600cc Suzuki motorcycle, weaving through chaos like she owns the streets. The bike isn’t just for show, either; it’s her signature ride, making her getaways look way too easy. Nobody really wants to cross her, honestly. Her skills are legendary in the underground scene, and word is, she’s taken out more than a few big shots. Basically, if you’re in her sights, you better hope she’s in a forgiving mood. Otherwise, good luck.
5′ 4″ (1.63 m)
Konidela Ram Charan