User:Jack Strider

Early Life
&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Hailing from Seattle, Washington, Jack Strider was raised by his father after long term issues that ended up seperating his family.&#160; His father, James Strider, worked as a mechanic for a local motorcycle repair shop.&#160; So it was no&#160;surprise that Jack quickly found his passion for bikes.&#160; But aside from repairing and restoring bikes, Jack had another interest.&#160; That interest was wrestling. &#160; Although his primary focus at the time was his career in bikes, Jack always found time to watch and study different aspects of wrestling.&#160;&#160; It wasn't until the year 2000 when Jack made the decision to leave his previous job and get into WSW(Washington State Wreslting.)

WSW (Washington State Wrestling)
&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; Jack Strider made his WSW&#160;debut on August 4, 2000.&#160; Although Jack was not the most techincal wrestler on the roster, he was one of the most powerful.&#160; This was Jack's biggest strength in&#160;WSW and using it he quickly get his first taste in gold by capturing&#160;the WSW Tag Team&#160;titles&#160;along with his partner at the time, Marcus "The Pain" Wolf.&#160; Although the two would eventually split up after a year in the business, Jack didnt let it slow him by by capturing the WSW European title on 2 seperate occasions.&#160; It was around this time that Jack met Mark Calaway, better known as The Undertaker.&#160; Seeing the potential in Jack, Undertaker gave Jack some useful advice and taught him a few useful technical moves.&#160; It was this that helped propell Jack's career to near heights.&#160; It was here that Jack challenged his former partner and current WSW Heavyweight Champion Marcus "The Pain" Wolf.&#160; Jack would go on to capture the belt from Marcus.&#160; Afterwards, the two would go on to create a rivalry lasting nearly 6 months.&#160; Jack would end up having three reigns as the heavyweight champion before being offered a job at EwF (Extreme Wrestling Fedaration).

EwF (Extreme Wrestling Fedaration)
&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; On July 6th, 2002, Jack made his EwF debut and wasted little time by capturing the EwF Hardcore Champion.&#160; Almost immediately after,&#160;current EwF Heavyweight Champion Shannon Blair, better know as Shannon X, offered him a spot in The 4 Horsemen, which was the most dominate faction at the time.&#160; Seeing this as a huge offer, Jack accepted and quickly dominated EwF along side them.&#160; Although only months into his new carrer as a EwF superstar, Jack suffered a serious torn bicep injury in a parking lot stunt and was forced to surrender the EwF Hardcore Championship.&#160; Jack was sidelined for five months before finally making his return to EwF.&#160; Almost immediately, Jack challenged Justin Slayer, better known as Krush, who was the current EwF Hardcore Champion at the time, he also replaced Jack in The 4 Horsemen.&#160; The two went on to Scar's Remain to face off in a Hell in a Cell match.&#160; Jack, determined to regain the title he never lost quickly disposed of Slayer in just over four minutes.&#160; That same night, Slayer invoked his rematch clause against Jack.&#160;With Shannon X at ringside, the two faced off in a Extreme Rules Match.&#160; Although this time around the two were evenly matched, Shannon X quickly got himself involved and with a stunning move, betrayed Slayer and sealed the win for Jack.&#160; Afterwards, Jack would go on undefeated 7-0 in his EwF Career before the company changed there name to TXW (Total Xtreme Wrestling).

TXW (Total Xtreme Wrestling)
&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; With EwF now known as TXW, Jack looked to continue his dominance though the business.&#160; In what is known as one of the most controversal moments in TXW, Jack was awarded the newly formed TXW Championship.&#160; With his new title in hand, Jack surrendered the title formerly known as the EwF Hardcore Championship and went on with his career.&#160; However, Jack's controversal moment would soon be completely overshadowed by what is known as one of the biggest upsets in history.&#160; Z, a former TXW superstar made his debut against Jack and dropped jaws everyone by not only defeating Strider, but by dominating him.&#160; However, Jack made it perfectly clear that Z's win was nothing but a fluke, and Jack backed up his words well.&#160; At TXW's CPV, "Deception" Jack faced Z in two matches.&#160; The first being a hell in a cell match for the TXW Championship, Jack was victorious.&#160; In anger, Z challenged Jack again the same night for the title in a Last Man Standing Match, and Z agreed that if he lost, he would have retire.&#160; Jack made quick work of Z, not only keeping him down for the ten count, but ending his career as well.&#160; Jack would also go on to reform a long rivalry with Krush before putting him out of action for a period of time.&#160; Months later, TXW hosted its biggest CPV yet, "Final&#160;Testimony".&#160; New and upcoming...and former superstar TuN3-Up&#160; faced Jack in a Hell in a Cell match for the TXW Championship, a title Jack had held for about a year.&#160; In this match, Jack had a huge advantage, Hell in a Cell was quickly becoming known as Jack's speciality match, for he was undefeated in it.&#160; Towards the end of the match, Jack proved why Hell in the Cell was his match by powerbombing Tun3-Up through the top of the cell giving him serious back injurys that ended his career.&#160; It was around this time that Jack's was causing too much trouble backstage and with Shannon that former GM but current owner of TXW Chris Phillips suspended Strider for 60 days and stripped him of his title.&#160; Not letting up, Mr. Phillips also fired Shannon&#160;X.&#160; This marked the end of The 4 Horsemen.&#160; However, as Shannon managed to get his job back, and a new GM&#160;was announced.&#160; Strider made his most recent return at TXW's interactive CPV, "Back Into Your System" to face superstar Chase Daniels for the TXW U.S Championship.&#160; The bad news for Chase was that the match was a Hell in a Cell match that was supposed to be against Krush.&#160; However, Shannon made sure that was not the case by taking out Krush backstage and convincing new GM Trent Evens that his former faction member and long time friend Strider would make a perfect replacement.&#160; It was agreed, and Strider made a surprise return and made short work of Chase Daniels to become the new TXW U.S. Champion.

Finisher's and Signatures

 * Hell's Fury (Sit down elavated powerbomb) - 2000&#160;to Present
 * Immortal Chokebomb (Double handed Chokeslam) - 2000 to 2008
 * Hell's Gauntlet (Modified Dragonsleeper) - 2000 to&#160;2004
 * Flipping Samoan Drop - Present
 * Jumping&#160;Spear - 2000 to Present
 * Gut&#160;Wrentch Chokeslam - 2000&#160;to 2007
 * Spinebuster (Modified) - 2000&#160;to Present
 * Running Facebuster
 * Suplex Slam
 * STO Backbreaker
 * Spinning Sidewalk Slam
 * Missle Dropkick
 * Running Neckbreaker

Entrance&#160;Themes

 * "Unbroken"&#160;by Killswitch Engaged (Used in 2007 - EwF)
 * "Rollin" by Limp Bizket (Used in 2008&#160;- TXW)
 * "JackKnife" by WWE Music Production (Used in&#160;2008 - TXW)
 * "Immortal" by Adema&#160;(Used in 2008&#160;to Present - TXW)

Washington State Wrestling

 * 1 time WSW Tag Team&#160;Champion
 * 2 time WSW European Champion
 * 3 time WSW Heavyweight Champion

Total Xtreme Wrestling

 * 2 time TXW Hardcore Champion
 * 1 time TXW U.S. Champion
 * 1 time TXW Champion

2008 CAW Awards

 * Biggest Return of 2008
 * Most devestating finish of 2008