Location:  

Nutley, NJ.

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How long have you been in the business?
6 years full-time, and 20 years overall

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What made you want to get into the business?   

I knew I would be successful at it.  Maybe I was naive in thinking that at the time, but I knew I would be successful.  It took a lot of time and effort, but I sought out and learned from some of the greatest Legends and Hall of Famers wrestling has ever known. 

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Where did you learn to wrestle?

From Rik Ratchet in 1996 to 1999, who was an amazing wrestler with an amazing personality from the Northeast independent scene.  Then from 1999 to current day at IWF Wrestling School where WWE Legends and Hall of Famers were brought in to provide instruction and host training camps and seminars, like Dr. Tom Prichard, Honky Tonk Man, Tito Santana, John Brawshaw Layfield, Bushwhacker Luke, Ricky Steamboat, Jim Powers, Rip Rogers, etc.

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Why do you want to be a wrestler?

I knew I could make a living doing it.  Otherwise, why get involved?

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What are your signature moves?

Anything that can help me win a match!  I don't do "moves."

 

What are your finishers?

Anything that will get me a 3-count!

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What promotions have you wrestled for?

Too many to list.

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What injuries have you sustained so far?

You name it, I've sprained, bruised or broken it, but I have rarely missed any matches.  Tape it up and go!

 

Are you mainly considered a face or a heel?

 I am considered a wrestler, and I let the fans decide.

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What are your favorite promotions to work for?

IWF

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What style do you do?

The style I do is the one that wins matches and one the fans pay money to see.

Tell us about your first match.

It was May 19, 1996 against Rik Ratchet.  It went by so fast, I don't really remember being out there, other than there was an early season heat wave and it was held outside on a baseball field and it was 98 degrees and humid.  Other than that, it's a blur but that's where it all started 20 years ago.  

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Tell us about your most memorable match.

It was June 24, 2003 against A-Train at WWE SmackDown in Madison Square Garden in New York City.  Not many people can say they wrestled for WWE in Madison Square Garden, and I was privileged enough to do so.  It was an honor.  

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What Do Your Friends and Family Think About You Wrestling?

I never asked their opinion, nor do I care.

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How far do you want to take your wrestling career?

One Match At A Time.

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If you could change anything about indy wrestling what would it be?

I don't follow it or pay attention to it.  From some clips I see occasionally, it's basically out of shape wannabe's doing backyard wrestling.

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Complete the following sentence:  If I don't make it to the WWE, I'll...

I'll be happy since it was never my #1 goal.

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And one more sentence:  If I wasn't a wrestler, I would be a...
I would be a in radio or television as a sports broadcaster.

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Thanks,  Kevin!