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{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray.jpg
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW's WorldWide 84
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling.
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=30
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=All-rounder/Powerhouse
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion.
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| handler=Murrr
| Images=IMAGE CATEGORY NAME IF APPLICABLE
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Andy Murray (Born October 17th, [[1977]] in Aberdeen, Scotland, real name; Andrew Hugh Murray) is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent, best known for his runs in [[AWC]] (where he was Frontier Champion), [[FUSE]] and [[Global Championship Wrestling]]. His other notable achievements include holding the PCW Rising Star Championship and his induction into the OCW Hall of Fame. He is currently an employee of [[Global Championship Wrestling]] having debuted at NC-17 2007. 
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
 
== Early Life ==
Born on October 17th, 1977, Andy grew up in Aberdeen, Scotland, with his father John, mother Jessica, elder brother Sidney and younger brother Cayle. As a young lad, Andy always dreamed of becoming a professional football player, and leading out his beloved Aberdeen FC someday. However, it soon became apparent that this dream was never going to materialise; not because of a lack of support or a horrific injury, but because Andy simply wasn't that good at the sport (like many kids his age, it was little more than a pipe dream). A popular student throughout school, Andy developed into a bright, charismatic adolescent, who knuckled down hard and left school, aged 17, with some impressive academic qualifications.
 
== Relocation to USA ==
After leaving school Andy decided to act on impulse and persue a career in professional wrestling instead of following the route of many of his peers and going to University. He had always been a massive fan of the sport growing up and found it a much more interesting career prospect than anything that University could push in his direction.
 
He soon ditched all plans of an academic career, much to his parent’s initial dismay, and began to learn the ins and outs of the sport under his brother Sidney - already an establish independent wrestler on the British scene - at a newly opened wrestling school based in Glasgow. It soon became apparent that a gem had been unearthed, and after just six months in the wrestling school, at the advice of his trainers, Andy, now aged 18 years old, relocated to Florida.
 
Andy rented a bungalow in Tallahassee with Sidney, who was also eager to crack the American scene. At first things were tough for Andy as h  struggled to settle in to a new way of life, and it took him a great deal longer than he'd anticipated to establish himself as a viable contender in the Floridian scene. However after a couple of years he was well and truely off the ground.
 
Whilst training to pursue his newfound wrestling dream, Murray met English immigrant Jane McCluskey, who was taking a year's break from her studies in England to travel the world. The two soon fell for each other, and by the time Andy turned 19, they were married. Soon after moving in together, the couple's only child, Marvin, was brought into the world.
 
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== The Early Days (wEw and XWA) ===
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===
In January 2001, aged 23, Andy signed his first ever written contract with World Extreme Wrestling; a regional Floridian federation ran by long-time friend Craig McDade. Andy soon surged through the ranks in wEw, but despite capturing the Hardcore Championship twice and the Intercontinental Championship once he found it hard to ascend above midcard level. Sadly, due to wEw's financial predicament, Andy's 12 month contract was cancelled towards the end of March 2001 and he was once again a free agent.
 
This didn't last long, however, and within weeks of leaving wEw the Xtreme Wrestling Alliance came knocking. Again it didn't take long for Andy to establish himself and before long he had captured the federation's World Heavyweight Championship; a belt that he never actually lost.
 
=== Online/Omega Championship Wrestling ===
By June 2001 Andy’s career was making great progress. He landed his first big break in the business as he took advantage of a clause in his XWA contract that would allow him to leave if a national touring promotion showed interest in him, and soon enough Andy Murray was signed on as a member of the Online Championship Wrestling roster.
 
Andy initially struggled to cope with the fast pace of the promotion, and picked up defeats in his first two matches. The turning point for Andy, however, was to be the Rookies Night Out pay per view that was held in July 2001. A massive pay per view featuring around about 25 newcomers to the OCW roster, Andy cruised through the opposition in his qualifying match, and in the battle royal main event, managed to pin Joey Corona with his patented Highland Hangover move, thus capturing a United States title shot in the process.
 
Later that month, Andy took on Silver Cyanide (who would later become one of the most celebrated superstars in OCW history) for the United States championship in the first ever Hazardous Ladder match. Sadly for Andy, he was overcome by Cyanide, but both superstars went on to far greater success within the promotion. By September 2001, Andy was named the OCW Intercontinental Champion, defeating the likes of stalwart Malice 'The Executioner' and previous opponent Tim 'DeGen' Kanzikston for the strap. From there, Andy went on to produce the official OCW Match of the Year, as OCW Hall of Fame members Silverfreak managed to pin him and take IC strap.
 
For a few months, things went a bit quiet for Andy Murray as he suffered some minor personal probelms, before he finally returned to OCW in December 2001, obliterating Sex & Violence as they celebrated a victory, and aligning himself with 'The Great One' Trevor Kent and then OCW World Champion, the Big Bifford. Andy, now a heel, would stick with his newfound allies, before ditching them at the Apocalypse Now pay per view in January 2002, when he formed the Nu Generation, along with fellow young talents Josh Allen, Fenix and Homeboy. This night was an important point in Murray's career, not only because he turned his back on his obnoxious allies, but also because he won a 30 man battle royal to be confirmed as the new number 1 contender to the OCW World Heavyweight Championship, out-lasting the likes of Silver Cyanide, Goldie, Mark Kelley, Josh Allen, and Seven teven Seagal!
 
From there, a month later, Andy would defeat nemesis Trevor Kent to capture the World Championship, thus cementing Andy's ascension into the OCW elite. He would go onto defend the title against the man widely regarded as one of the best indie workers in the business, Titan 3, before eventually losing to another OCW icon, Lurrr, thanks to the interference of returning OCW President Dean.
 
However, the crowning glory of Andy Murray’s OCW career came in July 2002; a full calendar year after he had first made his OCW debut. At the No Limits III pay per view, Andy Murray lead a team of OCW-loyal workers against the marauding MoB stable (who’d made it their personal goal to “destroy” OCW) with the OCW World Heavyweight Championship and the existence of the federation on the line. That night Andy would capture his second OCW World championship as he stood tall above a field including some of the most talented workers that the federation had ever seen in Josh Allen, Marvellous Mario Maurako, Trevor Kent, old foe Lurrr, Scott Syren and Tatum Coe.
 
The night after No Limits III Andy Murray was inducted into the OCW Hall of Fame, an event which he still regards as the proudest of his career.
 
Following the Team OCW/MoB  war, OCW would go on to close for a couple of months. However, it would soon re-open, headed up by Andy and his greatest ally, Josh Allen. The two would go on to continue OCW's legacy from where it had left off (under the re-branded moniker “Omega Championship Wrestling”), and unearthed such gems as Jason Stone, Jin Royale, Jack Sullivan, Andrew Logan and Eliminator, who were more than equal on talent levels with just about anyone who had ever held the OCW World Championship.
 
An old flame would prove to be a thorn in Andy's side, however, as Trevor Kent returned to the fold, shooting Andy's partner, Josh Allen. This led to a bitter and bloody feud between the two that would span a number of months, finally culminating in a Sole Survivor's match, which Andy would go on to lose.
 
=== Primetime Championship Wrestling ===


=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===
=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===
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=== Global Championship Wrestling ===
=== Global Championship Wrestling ===


=== Other Appearances (NLW and ICWF) ===
=== Other Appearances ===


==Personal Life==
==Personal Life==


==Movelist==
==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover'''''  
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker'''''<p>
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.<p>
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.<p>
*'''Entrance Music'''
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"I" by Black Sabbath (current)
:*"Rise" by The Cult
:*"Shout at the Devil '97" by Motley Crue
 
:*"Bat Country" by Avenged Sevenfold
==GCW Win/Loss Record==
:*"Another Day in Quicksand" by In Flames
 
:*"Motherfucker I Don't Care" by Murderdolls
{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
:*"Awake" by Godsmack
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|41 - 9
|Tim Shipley
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|40 - 9
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 136
|August 19, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093 |Loss
|width="3%"|39 - 9
|Vivica J. Valentine
|WorldWide 135
|August 7, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"| 39 - 8
|Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor
|Rampage 2010
|July 14, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII

|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss

|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}


== Championships and Notable Accomplishments ==
&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.


==Notable Allies==
==Notable Allies==


* [[Josh Allen]]
* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Brett "Homeboy" Stevens]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[Jack Sullivan]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Cayle Murray]]
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]
* [[Rueben Dallas]]
* [[Grobschnit]]
* [[Craig McDade]]


==Notable Rivals==
==Notable Rivals==


*[[Silver Cyanide]]
*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Trevor Kent]]
*[[Playboy G]]
*[[Dr. Kasidy Drake]]
*[[Lurrr]]
*[[James "Kannon" Rande]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[Shadow Stalker]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

Latest revision as of 05:04, 10 September 2010

First Appearance
Latest Appearance

wEw
GCW
Federations
World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
Age
32
Birthplace
Aberdeen, Scotland
Finisher
Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
Wrestling Style
Showman/Power-based all-rounder
Championships
wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
Handler
Murrr

Andrew Hugh Murray (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name Andy Murray is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to Global Championship Wrestling, where he is currently the longest-reigning GCW World Heavyweight Champion (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in AWC, FUSE, PCW and Just Wrestling as well as his run in 2008's Elite Championship Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.

Professional Wrestling Career

Formative years (2001-2004)

Atlantic Wrestling Club

FUSE

Global Championship Wrestling

Other Appearances

Personal Life

In Wrestling

  • Finishing moves
  • Highland Hangover (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
  • Hex Breaker (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
  • Trademark moves
  • Celtic Crossface (Standing Crossface)
  • Bang! (A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
  • Disconnection Notice (Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
  • Favourite Moves
  • Top Rope Elbow Drop
  • Pumphandle Slam
  • Full Nelson Slam
  • Half Boston Crab
  • Sidewalk Slam
  • Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
  • Flapjack
  • High-Angle Back Drop
  • A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
  • Jumping Lariat
  • Football Tackle takedown
  • Arm Wrench
  • Sambo Suplex
  • Wrestling Style
  • All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.

  • Entrance Music
  • "Rise" by The Cult

GCW Win/Loss Record

Result Record Opponent Event Date Notes
Win 41 - 9 Tim Shipley High Stakes 2010 September 2, 2010
Win 40 - 9 Dan Black WorldWide 136 August 19, 2010
Loss 39 - 9 Vivica J. Valentine WorldWide 135 August 7, 2010
Win 39 - 8 Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor Rampage 2010 July 14, 2010 Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
Win 38 - 8 Cheap Labor WorldWide 132 June 17, 2010
Win 37 - 8 Clyde Fox & Jay Terror WorldWide 131 June 7, 2010 Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
Win 36 - 8 Clyde Fox & Jay Terror WorldWide 128 March 28, 2010 Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
Loss 35 - 8 LeStatt Knight WorldWide 127 March 17, 2010 Lost GCW World Championship
Win 35 - 7 Vivica J. Valentine NC-17 VII
 March 5, 2010 Retained GCW World Championship
Win 34 - 7 AXEL Action & Dan Black WorldWide 124 January 19, 2010 Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
Loss 33 - 7 Jay Terror Christmas Chaos 2009 December 23, 2009 10-Man Elimination Tag
Win 33 - 6 Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality WorldWide 120 October 31, 2009 Triple Threat Match
Win 32 - 6 Jason O’Neil Dangerous Games 2009 October 28, 2009 Retained GCW World Championship
Win 31 - 6 FishBough WorldWide 119 October 13, 2009 Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
Win 30 - 6 Chris Bagwell Warpath 2009 September 9, 2009 Retained GCW World Championship
win 29 - 6 The Establishment WorldWide 117 August 25, 2009 3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
Win 28 - 6 Clyde Fox WorldWide 116 August 15, 2009 Retained GCW World Championship
Win 27 - 6 Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell WorldWide 115 August 5, 2009 Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
Win 26 - 6 Jordan White WorldWide 113 July 17, 2009 Retained GCW World Championship
Win 25 - 6 LeStatt Knight Rampage 2009 June 21, 2009 Won GCW World Championship
Win 24 - 6 CJ Woods WorldWide 109 April 20, 2009 Last Man Standing Match
Loss 23 - 6 LeStatt Knight Shockwave 2009 March 29, 2009 For the GCW World Championship
Win 23 - 5 Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy WorldWide 108 March 20, 2009 Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
Win 22 - 5 Thom LeStrange WorldWide 106 February 25, 2009
Win 21 - 5 Bryan Mayhem WorldWide 105 February 14, 2009 Buried Alive Match
Win 20 - 5 Jay Terror NC-17 VI February 4, 2009
Win 19 - 5 Jacob McKail WorldWide 104 January 11, 2009
Win 18 - 5 Tessa Windsor WorldWide 103 December 14, 2008
Win 17 - 5 Brad Jackson WorldWide 102 December 4, 2008 via Jay Terror Surrender
Loss
 16 - 5 Jay Terror WorldWide 101 November 25, 2008 Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
Win 16 - 4 Vivica J. Valentine Devils Night 2008 November 10, 2008
Loss 15 - 4 LeStatt Knight Dangerous Games 2008 October 28, 2008 Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
Win 15 - 4 LeStatt Knight WorldWide 100 October 9, 2008 ”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
Draw 14 - 4 Jordan White WorldWide 99 October 2, 2008 Interf. from LK/Estab.
Win 14 - 4 Tessa Windsor WorldWide 98 September 21, 2008
Win 13 - 4 Oblivion Worldwide 97 August 31, 2008 Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
Win 12 - 4 Bryan Mayhem WorldWide 96 August 20, 2008
Win 11 - 4 Chris Bagwell Warpath 2008 July 20, 2008 Steel Cage Match
Win 10 - 4 Chris Black & Chris Bagwell WorldWide 94 July 18, 2008 Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
Win 9 - 4 Shaman WorldWide 93 July 2, 2008
Win 8 - 4 Kiljaden Kincaid WorldWide 92 June 27, 2008
Win 7 - 4 Dan Black WorldWide 91 June 18, 2008
Loss 6 - 4 Chris Bagwell High Stakes 2008 June 6, 2008
Loss 6 - 3 T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror WorldWide 90 May 19, 2008 3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
Loss 6 - 2 Tessa Windsor WorldWide 89 May 5, 2008 For GCW US Championship †
Loss 6 - 1 Jay Terror WorldWide 88 April 25, 2008
Win 6 - 0 Chris Bagwell Rampage 2008 April 2, 2008 Rampage Tournament Finals
Win 5 - 0 Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor WorldWide 86 March 14, 2008 Triple Threat Match
Win 4 - 0 Phil Atken WorldWide 85 February 27, 2008
Win 3 - 0 Tessa Windsor WorldWide 83 February 6, 2008
Win 2 - 0 Chris Bagwell WorldWide 82 January 22, 2008
Win 1 - 0 Mark Mathews WorldWide 81 January 12, 2008

† 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

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