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| View | Add Favorite***This myspace account is mainly to give the fans a little bit of information about myself and what I'm doing with my wrestling career. It's also to let other wrestlers and promoters know how to contact me.History:
I grew up watching wrestling with my two brothers and all of our friends and we always loved it. Of course, we would get in trouble as kids for "stealing" my dad's video camera in order to tape matches where we would often knock ceiling tiles out of our basement ceiling or knock over lamps and all that good stuff.
I got my start in late 2001 for the Michigan Wrestling Organization, which I'm happy to report, is still going strong today. Unfortunately, we weren't trained back in those days and just wrestled to have fun. Some of my favorite and funnest moments in my wrestling career occurred in mWo while wrestling with my brothers and my friend "The Dark Horse" (Ian). However, when I realized I wasn't going to get any better by staying there (coupled with feuds with management and other wrestlers) we left the mWo for Michigan Franchise Wrestling. This is where I started to improve a lot. It helped that the company had a real ring- albeit a boxing ring that was stiff as hell, but I had a lot of great matches in that little building in Lapeer. This is also where BWCW promoter and head trainer Andrew Darcy spotted the man he referred to as having a "million dollar body and ten cent brain". (Little did he know that I was a college grad, and the reason my match was so bad was that, unbeknownst to me, the kid I was wrestling had only wrestled one match before)
Once I began training under Darcy, things really started to come together for me on a lot of levels. I learned the basics, which are very important, but I never realized that. I also learned psychology, which is one of the most important things to a match. Andrew got me booked on the road in several different promotions throughout the state and 1 in Canada. This is the most important thing, because all the training in the world can't take the place of getting out there and getting the experience of working different styles of matches with different opponents. Andrew did that for me and I owe much of my success to him and Blue Water Championship Wrestling. Another person I want to mention is Ric Davies, who has been instrumental in my career. He helped get me booked in several promotions, and I have had some of my greatest matches with Ric in UCW, BWCW, and CIW.
