Training:
Who, When & Where: The Great Malaki, is/has been my trainer, all these years, both in wrestling and in the gym weight training. Through out my time in wrestling I have also had random opportunities to work with some GREAT people such as Bob Backlund, Tony Atlas, along with others, who took time to sit with me on many occasions and fine tune my craft. I have had a few other random trainers throughout my time in wrestling.
Wrestling Style: Is old school, powerful, classic, and technical. Let me just say I do what I have to. There are no excuses and no second chances!!
Favorite moves or holds: Swanton, Samoan drop, Tree of LOST souls, Ax hammer off the top rope-“cry for the Indians”, Cheyenne slam- fireman’s carry into a spine buster, “Hells boot” boot to the side of the head instead of the typical neck breaker, Broken
Arrow, Boston crab.
Finisher: Cheyenne slam- fireman’s carry into a spine buster, Swanton, or Samoan drop
Prowrestling debut: Was in 2002 at bar in Chicago’s North side, Battle royal.
Who or what inspired you to pursue pro-wrestling? There were friends of mine wrestling at the time I decided to try it out, Of course it was the all time greats of the past that really inspired me but it took my friends to get me to skip out on martial arts training and go with them, one of those was The Great Malaki.
Who are your favorite opponents – when, where, and why? The great Malaki is one of my favorites because he trained me , so it is the classic student vs. teacher (dose of your own medicine) style match, they are always, I am told, great matches.
Amanda Storm was another one of my notable fueds we didn’t like each other haha! that was fun!
Mercedes KV was definitely a lot of fun challenging agile little bugger!
Website: http://www.facebook.com/thegreatcheyenne
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