Assassin

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Statistics
Ring Name(s)	Assassin
Handler	Assassin
Height	5'11"
Weight	224lbs
Date of Birth	Unknown
Home Town	Unknown
Other E-Feds	WFI, CWI
Win/loss Record	17W 11L 1D
Debut	August 2006
Retired	N/A

Assassin is a professional wrestler who is best known for competing in D-Generation XX, where he is a former Intercontinental Champion. He has also held titles in other federations, most noteworthy becoming the first (and only) WFI Heavyweight Champion in the short-lived promotion WWE Federation Inc. His most noticeable successes in DXX came as part of the stable X-Factor and also as multiple reigns as Commissioner of DXX, plus being involved in the first ever Inferno In A Cell match in 2006 before retiring in September 2007. In May 2008 he made his return to the wrestling business after more than an eight month hiatus, albeit in a non-wrestling role currently on Friday Night Mayhem as a member of the DXX Board of Directors.

Career

The Early Days

Assassin started his DXX career in August of 2006, almost immediately after the federation was created. He began as a mysterious yet likeable babyface, winning early matches against the likes of Triple H and earning himself his first high profile feud and title match against GAWD for the then-vacant DXX Intercontinental Title. During the build-up to this feud Assassin developed personal differences with the owner of DXX, Mr McMahon, which led to the first ever Inferno In A Cell match for the Intercontinental Title at the promotions first Pay-Per-View - Unforgiven. On that occasion Assassin came up short, but that didn't deter him as something far more memorable was about to happen that would change not only Assassins career, but the course of DXX history as well.

The New Corporation vs X-Factor

Soon after Unforgiven Assassin began teaming with X-Pac, due to the hatred they both had for Mr McMahon at that time, and both having a personal dislike for Kurt Angle as well who had slapped the ankle lock on both Superstars to prove he was supposedly better. After notching up several wins the team became a force to be reckoned with in the tag team division, causing McMahon and Angle to form a team of their own to take them out. Rey Mysterio also became involved in the problems, as did CM Punk and T-Mac. Eventually both Mr McMahon and X-Pac decided to form their own factions to wage war on one another, and Assassin decided to be a part of the idea as he wanted rid of the McMahon's group more than anyone else. The factions became known as X-Factor and The New Corporation.

The feud between the two factions lasted for several weeks, eventually ending at the Survivor Series, but along the way something extraordinary happened - McMahon challenged Assassin for the right to become the rightful Commissioner of DXX, as Rey Mysterio had been cheated out of the position before. This match took place at No Mercy with Assassin claiming victory and the job. At the Survivor Series X-Factor proved to be too much for the New Corporation, defeating them in a traditional Survivor Series match. After this the team split on good terms, having accomplished their main goal.

Commissioner of DXX

Assassins reign as Commissioner didn't get off to a good start, with all hell breaking loose early on. Members of the New Corporation began issuing demands, and one Superstar even attacked him and several other people in his own office. Eventually the situation was under control and Assassin asserted his authority as commissioner, as mentioned putting the New Corporation out of action in the process with the help of his X-Factor team mates and McMahon making a few mistakes a long the way. Things ran relatively smoothly for the rest of the year.

2007 And Beyond

Resigning as Commissioner

Assassin started 2007 by challenging Randy Orton for his Intercontinental title, as the two had personal issues with each other spanning most of his Commissioner days. Orton ultimately defeated Assassin to retain the belt, and because of this and several other issues that were making Assassins job difficult he called it a day on the 10th January. A tournament took place that night to find a new Commissioner that very night, which was won by Edge.

Retirement

Assassin spent the remainder of his career floundering around the midcard/upper-midcared tiers of DXX, finally winning the DXX Intercontinental title late in the Summer but losing it the very next night to John Bradshaw Layfield. After this defeat Assassin left the company completely in September, rather strangely taking the fans to his home village (which resembled a 19th century village complete with horse transportation and no electricity) to say goodbye and start a new life. It wasn't revealed where Assassin currently resides, and he wasn't seen or heard from after that.

The Return

After more than eight months out of the spotlight Assassin made a shock return in late May of 2008, returning as a Board of Directors member on the Friday Night Massacre brand of DXX immediately after a handicap match featuring DXX Universe Champion Doctor Cube taking on both General Manager of Mayhem Carari Grey and DJ Hipp. According to the man himself he had been a Board member for several months before appearing on television, but wanted more of an important role to play since Grey was abusing her power and people were doing little to stop her. As one of his first acts he made a handicap rematch at the upcoming One Night Stand Pay-Per-View, only this time for the Universe Title and also in something called a 'Pit of Death' match.

In Wrestling

• Finishing and Signature Moves

• Assassinator

• Spike DDT

• Enziguri

• Sharpshooter

• Theme Music

• In Flames - Man Made God
• In Flames - Cloud Connected
• Naildown - World Domination (current)

Championships and Accomplishments

• CWI

• CWI Extreme Champion (1 time)

• WFI

• WFI Heavyweight Champion (1 time)

• DXX

• DXX Intercontinental Champion (1 time)
• Five Time Member of The Month