Chris Castle
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| - | Tyron Fedrick better known as '''Chris Castle''', is an American backyard wrestler, a member part of [[Indiana Championship Wrestling]] (ICW). Chris Castle, along with | + | Tyron Fedrick better known as '''Chris Castle''', is an African American backyard wrestler, a member part of [[Indiana Championship Wrestling]] (ICW), formerly known as Kid's Championship Wrestling (KCW). Chris Castle, along with [[Devin Bliss]], were the only two wrestlers to have been apart of ICW since its very beginning and still continues to wrestle in the federation today. From 2003-2009, he was the full owner of the federation, before giving full ownership to Devin Bliss in April of 2009. Since late 2006, he has been the one editing and uploading the videos onto the internet. Also, he was the one who introduced ICW to the [[GBYWN]]. Castle has been around the Midwest attending his share of SuperShows. |
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| Chris Castle | |
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| Ring name | Chris Castle Streetfighter |
| Real name | Tyron Fedrick |
| Height | 5'8 |
| Weight | 135 lbs. |
| Born | February 23, 1993 (age 16) Indiana |
| Resides | Anderson, Indiana |
| Debut | 2006 |
Tyron Fedrick better known as Chris Castle, is an African American backyard wrestler, a member part of Indiana Championship Wrestling (ICW), formerly known as Kid's Championship Wrestling (KCW). Chris Castle, along with Devin Bliss, were the only two wrestlers to have been apart of ICW since its very beginning and still continues to wrestle in the federation today. From 2003-2009, he was the full owner of the federation, before giving full ownership to Devin Bliss in April of 2009. Since late 2006, he has been the one editing and uploading the videos onto the internet. Also, he was the one who introduced ICW to the GBYWN. Castle has been around the Midwest attending his share of SuperShows.
