Ignatius Lisieux

Ignatius Lisieux

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First Appearance

Latest Appearance

ReVolution 19 (12.15.03)

Colossus III (08.13.06)

Federations

PRIME

Age

30

Birthplace

Ville-Marie, Quebec, Canada

Finisher

Sunset Legacy [Tilt-a-whirl sitdown piledriver]

Wrestling Style

Technical / High-Risk

Championships

Former Global Champion, Intense Champion, Tag-Team Champion, Hall of Fame Champion

Handler

Richard Huggan

Ignatius Lisieux (born August 28, 1980) is a retired French-Canadian professional wrestler, who competed in PRIME. He is most famous for being the first wrestler to successfully defend the promotion's Global Championship (now Universal Championship) at ReVolution 29 against Joey Troy, earning him the moniker of "Global Curse Killer".

Monikers

"Iggy" - Quickly became the accepted short form of his Christian name, used by announcers, fans and peers alike.

"Eternal Sunrise" - Upon entering PRIME, Lisieux adopted a "solar" theme to much of his gimmick, with this primary nickname intended to suggest a never-ending rise to new heights in the wrestling world.

"Global Curse Killer" - Bestowed upon the French-Canadian following his successful retention of the Global Championship, after the previous seven champions had lost the title in their first defense.

"The MVP (MachiaVellian Protagonist)" - During his second run in PRIME, Lisieux considered himself to be the best in the company (hence "MVP" and "Protagonist") and was surreptitiously acting out a split-personality/kayfabe-breaking gimmick("MachiaVellian").

"Richard Larkin" - What Lisieux demanded to be called during the first part of his second run, considering this his "real name".

Competitive History

ReVolution 19: Ignatius Lisieux def. Terry Rain (Singles match)
ReVolution 20: Ignatius Lisieux def. Driver (“Right on the Mark” match in Hin See's “Fortune Cookie Challenge”)
ReVolution 21: Ignatius Lisieux def. Black Angel, Kincade, Nik VanCore, Terry Rain, Tony Zatarok and Triumph Frost to win the vacant Intense Championship (Battle Royal match)
ReVolution 22: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Triumph Frost to retain the Intense Championship (Singles match)
Point of Impact 2004: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Black Angel to retain the Intense Championship (Ladder Match)
ReVolution 23: Ignatius Lisieux and Black Angel def. Adam and Ian English (Tag-Team match)
ReVolution 24: Ignatius Lisieux def. Lance Jackson (c), Tony Rolo and Zyfloi to win the Global Championship (Four-way match)
ReVolution 26: Crudely Civilized def. Adam and Ignatius Lisieux, Anarchist Syndicate and Fortune and Glory to win the vacant Tag-Team Championships (Four team elimination match)
ReVolution 27: Chris Chaos, Ignatius Lisieux and Tony Rolo def. Adam, Joey Troy and Mike Wade (Friend or Foe III – Six-man tag match)
Culture Shock 2004: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Ian English to retain the Intense Championship (Singles match) and finished 6th in the first ever Dual Halo match (eliminated: Joshua Taro Freedom and Sin Specter, eliminated by: Poet)
ReVolution 28: Ignatius Lisieux def. Poet (Singles match)
ReVolution 29: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Joey Troy to retain the Global Championship and break the “Global Curse” (“Trail-2-Glory” Quarter Final singles match)
ReVolution 30: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Tony Rolo via involuntary forfeit to retain the Global Championship (“Trail-2-Glory” Semi Final singles match)
End Game 2004: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Adam to retain the Global Championship (“Trail-2-Glory” Final singles match)
ReVolution 31: Poet def. Black Angel and Ignatius Lisieux (2-on-1 handicap match)
Colossus I: Tony Rolo def. Ignatius Lisieux (c) in the main event to win the Global Championship (Singles match)
ReVolution 44: First Blood and Ignatius Lisieux def. Black Angel, Christopher Shackleton, Dani Furher, Dragon Silver, Ehren Sims, Emilio Rage, English Luchadore, Hoyt Williams, Joshua Taro Freedom, Munson, Oscar Hernandez, Ozric Mortimer, Peter Vetra, Shadow, Tony Rolo, Triumph Frost, Tyler Lopez and Vampir Nosferatu to win the vacant Tag-Team Championships (Battle royal with final two surviving competitors winning the Tag-Team Championships)
ReVolution 45: Ignatius Lisieux def. Joshua Taro Freedom (Singles match)
ReVolution 47: Ignatius Lisieux def. Triumph Frost (Singles match)
ReVolution 48: Ignatius Lisieux def. First Blood to win both Tag-Team Championships (First blood match)
ReVolution 49: Ignatius Lisieux and Killean Sirrajin def. First Blood and Joshua Taro Freedom (Tag-team match)
Great American Nightmare 2005: Ignatius Lisieux def. Ozric Mortimer (Last man standing match)
ReVolution 87: Ignatius Lisieux def. Peter Vetra (“Imperium” Invitational singles match)
ReVolution 88: Chris Collins, Illustrious Face Eater and Tchu def. Brian Arson, Ignatius Lisieux and Johnny Noble (Six man tag match)
ReVolution 89: Ignatius Lisieux and Ozric Mortimer def. Paddy O’Shea and Vangelus Olsig (Tag-team match)
Culture Shock 2006: Ignatius Lisieux finished 6th in the Dual Halo (eliminated: Tony Gamble, Tyler Nelson and Kenjiro Ito, eliminated by: Karina Wolfenden)
ReVolution 91: Ignatius Lisieux def. Boda, Paul Cain and Vangelus Olsig (Four-way “Dark Age Reunion Fortune Cookie Challenge” match)
ReVolution 92: Chandler Tsonda def. Ignatius Lisieux (Singles match)
UltraViolence 2006: Ignatius Lisieux def. Hoyt Williams to win the unsanctioned “Hall of Fame Championship” (PRIME Match Types#Bed of Thorns|“Bed of Thorns”]] match)
ReVolution 94: Ignatius Lisieux def. Tchu to become the #1 contender to the Universal Championship (Singles match)
ReVolution 95: Ignatius Lisieux, Karina Wolfenden and Tchu def. Illustrious Face Eater, Killean Sirrajin and Vangelus Olsig (Six person tag match)
ReVolution 98: Vangelus Olsig def. Ignatius Lisieux by forfeit (Singles match)
ReVolution 100: Ignatius Lisieux (c) def. Killean Sirrajin to retain the unsanctioned “Hall of Fame Championship”, Killean Sirrajin (c) def. Ignatius Lisieux to retain the Universal Championship (Two-falls, two titles singles match)
ReVolution 102: Business and Pleasure def. Adam and Ignatius Lisieux (Tag-team match)
Colossus III: Karina Wolfenden def. Ignatius Lisieux in the first part of a dual main event to win the unsanctioned “Hall of Fame Championship” (Singles match)