Post by Steve Sinclair on Dec 24, 2013 15:06:34 GMT
You can't call yourself a Legend without being named to the ESW HAll of Fame. Only the best of the best end up here. Will you be one of the selected few?
CLASS OF 2003
JT Blackout
Handler: Josh Romhilt
ESW record: 43-3-1
Championships: ESW Triple Crown Champion.
Record Held : Longest Active winning streak @ 21 wins in a row.
Blackout, The Pepsi loving sadistic enigma was a big star before he came to the ESW notching out a cult like following of fans from past federations like the IWA that produced icons of wrestling like Mad Cyril and Wilburman. Blackout played by his own rules and always thumbed his nose at who ever was in charge. He only cared about himself and everything he did he made sure it benefited him first and everyone else second. Blackout won his only title in his long career here in the ESW, only to hand it over and forefit the title when he thought no one would ever defeat him, something that didn't happen much in his career. Blackout wasn't defined by titles or wins but by the brutal beatings he handed out. Blackout hasn't been seen in many years, some say he's still waiting in his warehouse watching the lone light bulb to burn out giving him a reason to join the outside world once again.
CLASS OF 2003
JT Blackout
Handler: Josh Romhilt
ESW record: 43-3-1
Championships: ESW Triple Crown Champion.
Record Held : Longest Active winning streak @ 21 wins in a row.
Blackout, The Pepsi loving sadistic enigma was a big star before he came to the ESW notching out a cult like following of fans from past federations like the IWA that produced icons of wrestling like Mad Cyril and Wilburman. Blackout played by his own rules and always thumbed his nose at who ever was in charge. He only cared about himself and everything he did he made sure it benefited him first and everyone else second. Blackout won his only title in his long career here in the ESW, only to hand it over and forefit the title when he thought no one would ever defeat him, something that didn't happen much in his career. Blackout wasn't defined by titles or wins but by the brutal beatings he handed out. Blackout hasn't been seen in many years, some say he's still waiting in his warehouse watching the lone light bulb to burn out giving him a reason to join the outside world once again.