Blitzkrieg BIO

Blitzkrieg is 22 years old and currently resides near the beach in Southern 
California. He is not a gymnast, nor has he taken a formal gymnastics class 
in his life. He learned by watching an older and a younger brother who were 
both involved in gymnastics. Blitzkrieg has an uncanny ability known as 
"Photo-reflexes." He can nearly mimic a physical act, whether a move or 
kick, just by observing it.

Blitzkrieg trained with a few friends on whatever surface they could find 
to train. Trampolines, mats, and from time to time a ring, were all utilized 
to practice and perform maneuvers while creating a few along the way.

On November 7, 1994, Blitzkrieg made his debut teaming with Hellblazer, 
losing to the team of Mr. Excitement and the original Suicide Kid (not the 
EWF wrestler).  Blitzkrieg went on to wrestle on just three indie shows 
after his debut, between 11/94-12/95.

After a stroke of luck, Blitzkrieg went to work a 10 week, 6 matches per 
week engagement for a small Japanese group known as PWC (Pro Wrestling 
Crusaders); Kenji (formerly Shunji Takano) Takano's now-defunct group. 
PWC had entered into a co-promotion with Korakuen Park, an amusement park 
that is located next to the Tokyo Dome, to promote a lucha libre engagement 
at an open air terrace, adjacent to the amusement park, known as "Luna Park".
Blitzkrieg is 22 years old and currently resides near the beach in Southern California.


The tour took place from July 6th to September 15th, 1996. He would go on 
to wrestle over 50 matches over the span of ten weeks, only to miss 11 
days; four to a typhoon and 7 to injury.

While on tour, he wrestled one date for PWFG, Yoshiaki Fujiwara's now-defunct
group. This date was in an opening lucha libre six-man on the Dick Murdoch 
memorial show at Club Citta in Kawasaki on July 27, 1996.

After returning from Japan, Blitzkrieg faced a barren California indie scene 
that offered him no work.

It wasn't until a year later that he would work his only match for APW in 
August of 97. He then went on to work three shows in Tijuana, two for 
Benjamin Mora (11.29.97 and 12.19.97, the latter in the opening match on 
the Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Misterioso Mask vs. Mask match), who was the 
Aztecas promoter in TJ at the time, and one for a local TJ promoter.

Blitzkrieg would work one more indie for Big Time Wrestling on May 30, 1998, 
before getting his first try-out for WCW on July 16, 1998, at a Thunder 
taping in Oakland, CA. After getting positive feedback, he wasn't contacted 
by WCW again until the "Lucha Festival" TV taping in late January 1999 of this 
year, where he would go on to perform in three matches.

Blitzkrieg worked what could possibly be his last indie match on August 28, 
1998 on a on a show for Pro Promotions.

After the Lucha Festival taping, Blitzkrieg was invited to another try-out 
for WCW, this time at Nitro in Minneapolis, MN, on February 1st, 1999. 
Blitzkrieg would later pin Super Boy with the Stardust press in a tag match 
that was held after the live broadcast.

After this high-flying performance, Blitzkrieg was invited to Nitro, in 
Buffalo, NY, on February 8, 1999. Where he would go on to make his 
nationwide debut vs. Rey Misterio Jr. He wrestled in a six man Lucha match
on February 15, scoring the pinfall for his team (Juvi and Psicosis were his 
partners).