Convict

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Ring name(s) Convict
The Masterpiece
Billed height N/A
Billed weight N/A
Born April 25, 1987 (age 35)
Resides Queens, New York
Billed from N/A
Trained by Self-trained
Debut N/A

Convict (born April 25, 1987) is an American backyard wrestler, currently signed to Smash Championship Wrestling (SCW). He is the brother of Felon.

In wrestling

  • Finishing moves
  • Death Sentence (Jumping cutter)
  • Holy Fuck (Fireman's carry cutter)
  • Holy Shit / The Verdict (Spin-out fireman's carry facebuster)
  • Vertebreaker (Back to back underhook piledriver)
  • Signature moves
  • Boston crab
  • Figure-four leglock
  • Rolling Thunder transitioned into a body splash
  • Spear
  • Spinebuster
  • Standing moonsault
  • Suplex
  • Stables and tag teams
  • Managers
  • Wrestlers managed
  • Entrance themes
  • "I Came to Play" by Downstait (2010)
  • "Hell Will Be Callin' Your Name" by Mercy (2010–2011)
  • "Domination" by Evan Jones (Used while teaming with Felon; 2011–July 4, 2012)
  • "Little Bear Theme" by Lesley Barber (July 11, 2011)
  • "Protection" by Jim Johnston (July 4, 2012–present)

Championships and accomplishments

1. One of Convict's reign was as SCW Undisputed Heavyweight Champion, which occurred after unifying the WW Heavyweight Championship and the SCW Heavyweight Championship, making him the first ever SCW Undisputed Heavyweight Champion.
2. Both reigns were won during and right after the season finale of SCW Tuesday with the second reign being the unification with the SCW Heavyweight Championship and becoming the first ever SCW Undisputed Heavyweight Champion .

External links

Smash Championship Wrestling
Championships SCW Heavyweight Championship (reigns) • SCW Hardcore Championship (reigns)
Accomplishments Money in the BankSCW Awards
Roster ConvictCrazy JoeFelonJackoKidd FlashLil' ScarrMarko ManAlumni
Tag teams and stables Convicted FelonsKiller Bees World Order • Plague Syndicate • Team UltimateUntouchable X
Shows SCW TuesdaySpecial events
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