Look up Division, divide, divider, division, or divisions in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Division may refer to:

Mathematics[link]

• Division (mathematics), the inverse of multiplication
• Division (digital), digital implementation of mathematical division
• Division, in relational algebra

Science[link]

• Cell division, the process in which biological cells multiply
• Division (horticulture), a method of vegetative plant propagation, or the plants created by using this method
• Continental divide, the geographical term for separation between watersheds
• Division, a biological classification for plants or fungi, equivalent to phylum

Society[link]

• Administrative division, also known as a Country subdivision
• Census division, an official term in Canada and the United States
• Diairesis, Plato's method of definition by division
• Division (business), of a business entity is a distinct part of that business but the primary business is legally responsible for all of the obligations and debts of the division
• Division (country subdivision), a name for a subsidiary state or prefecture of a country
• Division (sport), a group of teams in organised sport who compete for a divisional title
• Division (military), a unit typically consisting of between 10,000 to 20,000 troops
• In parliamentary procedure:
  • Division of the assembly, to undertake a different voting method than the default
  • Division of a question, to split a question into two or more questions
• Partition (politics), the process of changing national borders or separating political entities
• Police division, a large territorial unit of the British police

Music[link]

• Division (album), a 2008 album by 10 Years
• Division (music), a specific type of ornamentation
• Division level, a metric level
• Division viol, an English Renaissance instrument
• Division, a grouping of pipe ranks in a pipe organ
• "÷" or "Division", a song by Aly & AJ from Insomniatic

Places[link]

• Divide, Colorado, USA
• Divide, Lane County, Oregon, USA
• Divide Creek
• Divide Mountain
• Divide Peaks
• Divide, Saskatchewan, once a small hamlet in Frontier Rural Municipality No. 19, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Divide, Montana, USA
• Divide Ski Area, an Alaskan Ski area, USA
• Divide, North Dakota, in Eddy County, USA
• Divide, Illinois, in Jefferson County, USA
• Division (CTA North Side Main Line station), a station on the Chicago Transit Authority's North Side Main Line, which is now part of the Brown Line
• Division (CTA station), a station on the Chicago Transit Authority's 'L' system, serving the Blue Line
• Division Mountain
• Division Range

Other uses[link]

• Beam compass or dividers
• Divider caliper, a measuring tool
• Divider, a central reservation in Bangladesh
• Divisions of the field, a concept in heraldry
• Division (naval), a collection of naval units
• Division (logical fallacy), when one reasons logically that something true of a thing must also be true of all or some of its parts

See also[link]

• All pages beginning with "Division"
• All pages with titles containing "Division"
• Dividend, payments made by a corporation to its shareholder members
• Segmentation (disambiguation)
• Subdivision (disambiguation)
• Divide (disambiguation)
• Section (disambiguation)
• Partition (disambiguation)
• Split (disambiguation)
• Div (disambiguation)
• Compartment (disambiguation)
• Segment (disambiguation)

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Zema Ion
Zema Ion in 2012
Ring name(s)	Shiima Xion[1] Michale Montecarlo[2] Shiima Casanova Zema Ion[3]
Billed height	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)[2][3]
Billed weight	170 lb (77 kg)[2][3]
Born	(1986-10-05) October 5, 1986 (age 25)[2] Los Angeles, California[2]
Resides	Chester, West Virginia
Billed from	Manila, Philippines[2][3]
Trained by	Super Hentai[2] Shirley Doe[2] Taz El Ferroz[1] Gran Apache
Debut	2004[2]

Michael Paris^[2] (born October 5, 1986) is a Filipino American^{[citation needed]} professional wrestler better known by his ring name, Shiima Xion.^[2] He is signed to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), where he competes as Zema Ion, while also working both on the American independent circuit and in Mexico.^[2]

Professional wrestling career[link]

Early career[link]

Michael Paris claims that he grew up always wanting to become either a professional wrestler or a rock star. After discovering that he could not play guitar well, Paris began searching for wrestling schools in his area at age of 16.

In 2003, Paris began training to become a professional wrestler at the Coalition of Competition in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania under trainers Super Hentai, Shirley Doe, and Glenn Spectre.^[2] He trained there for 14 months before debuting as Shiima Xion, the "first Filipino male model of wrestling" on August 21, 2004 against Jason Gory in Wheeling, West Virginia.^[2] Shiima Xion competed throughout West Virginia and Ohio in the fall of 2004, since he was not old enough to compete in the state of Pennsylvania. Shortly after turning 18, however, Xion began competing regularly for the International Wrestling Cartel, as well as making appearances in Chikara, Far North Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling Unplugged.^[2][4]

By early 2006, the Shiima Xion character had become more of a glam rock star than a male model, as Xion began wearing make-up to the ring, and had also changed his hair color from black to red/blonde.^[2] His bizarre hair style soon became his trademark, with Shiima becoming best known for hairspraying his hair during matches.^[2][4]

The androgynous character eventually caught the attention of Japanese wrestling promoter Sanshiro Takagi, who invited 19-year old Shiima to tour Japan with his company, Dramatic Dream Team (DDT) in the summer of 2006.^[2]

Shiima Xion was featured in the Introducing... article in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's The Wrestler, volume 19, 2007.^[2] The magazine was released on newsstands nationwide on December 4, 2007, with a two-page article spread on Shiima.^[4]

International Wrestling Cartel (2004–2008)[link]

Shiima Xion made his IWC debut on November 6, 2004 in Munhall, Pennsylvania.^[2] Shiima lost to Jason Gory, who was also making his IWC debut that night.^[2] The two feuded into 2005, culminating at IWC No Excuses on July 29, 2005.^[2] Gory won the feud, and the two would not wrestle again until IWC Super Indy V on April 15, 2006, in which Shiima defeated Gory with the Filipino Destroyer. Post-match saw the two shake hands for the first time in their near two-year long rivalry and eventually led to them forming a tag team known as BabyFace Fire (BFF).^[2][4]

BFF teamed for the first time on July 7, 2006, and were defeated by Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli. The team is best known for their scramble matches with the Gambino Brothers, Sexual Harassment, and the Cleveland Mafia. The second of these scrambles, which took place on December 9, 2006, saw BFF capture their first IWC Tag Team Championship.^[2] Xion & Gory held onto the belts until March 2007, in which The Gambino Brothers challenged the champions, despite both BFF members already competing in singles action earlier in the night.^[2] The challenge was accepted, and Xion was pinned by Marshall Gambino after interference from Jimmy Demarco.^[2] Later that year, after a violent feud with the Gambinos, BFF won their second IWC Tag Team Championship on December 8, 2007.^[2] They would hold onto the tag titles twice as long as their first reign, until Sexual Harassment defeated BFF for the belts in June 2008.^[2] They also lost their rematch in a huge TLC match in August 2008.^[4]

Shiima Xion has also had many notable singles matches in IWC, including battles against Homicide, A.J. Styles, Chris Sabin, Jerry Lynn, and Chavo Guerrero.^[2] On May 11, 2007 Xion competed in the IWC Super Indy VI tournament.^[2] He defeated Ruckus in the first round and Super Hentai in the semifinals before losing to Larry Sweeney in the finals.^[2] The next year, Xion competed in the IWC Super Indy VII tournament.^[2] In the first round, he defeated "Altar Boy" Luke Hawx.^[2] He then lost in the semifinals to the eventual winner of the tournament, Jerry Lynn.^[2] In September 2008, Xion defeated Marshall Gambino to qualify for another tournament, for the vacant IWC World Heavyweight Championship.^[2] Xion defeated Justin Idol, John McChesney, and Raymond Rowe to advance to the finals, where he defeated Jimmy DeMarco with a 630 splash to win the tournament on October 25 and 26, 2008.^[2][4]

Dramatic Dream Team (2006, 2009)[link]

Shiima Xion made his Japanese debut in a losing effort, as Xion and the MAC were defeated by CMLL/KO-D Tag Team Champions, Dick Togo and Nobutaka Moribe, on June 22, 2006 in Shinjuku, Japan.^[2] Xion also appeared in the Takayuki Mikami-produced Cruiser's Game fourth Special, teaming with Kudo and Susumu against Kagetora, Yuko Miyamoto, and Mannjimaru. Xion's only win on the tour was on July 2, 2006, in which Xion, Kudo, and Mikami defeated Harashima, Toru Owashi, and Yusuke Inokuma in Shimane, Japan.^[2][4] Xion returned to Japan on August 9, 2009, competing in a six-man tag team match on a joint show with Macky Puroresu Shop and Big Japan Wrestling. Xion won the match for his team.

Desastre Total Ultraviolento (2008–2009)[link]

Shiima Xion made his Desastre Total Ultraviolento debut on May 3, 2008 in Mexico City, Mexico in a tag match with Joe Lider against El Generico and Crazy Boy. Xion lost the match after a top rope brainbuster from El Generico. Xion returned to DTU on July 11, 2009 in Tulancingo, Mexico in a 3-way light tube deathmatch with Crazy Boy and Extreme Tiger. Xion lost after a Swanton Bomb from Extreme Tiger. Xion also competed in DTU`s "Fashion" event on on July 26, 2009 in Mexico City, where Xion challenged for the DTU championship in a 3-way match with Aero Boy and Ragde. Aero Boy became the new DTU champion after pinning Xion.

AAA (2009–present)[link]

Shiima joined the AAA roster in Summer of 2009, debuting on a Cuautitlan, Mexico TV taping in a six-man tag that feautured Shiima, Teddy Hart and Electro Shock going against La Parka, Jack Evans and Extreme Tiger. Shiima was pinned following a double stomp from Tiger.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2011–present)[link]

On June 23, 2011, Paris made an appearance on Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's Impact Wrestling television show, working under the ring name Zema Ion, defeating Dakota Darsow and Federico Palacios in a three–way X Division match to advance to the tournament finals at Destination X, where a contract with the promotion would be at stake.^[5] At the pay-per-view, Ion competed in a four-way match against Jack Evans, Low Ki and the eventual winner of the match, Austin Aries.^[6] On July 24 it was reported that Paris had signed a contract with TNA.^[7] Zema Ion made his return to TNA on the August 11 edition of Impact Wrestling, appearing in a backstage segment, where Eric Bischoff introduced new rules to the X Division.^[8] The following week, Ion took part in a gauntlet match to determine the X Division rankings. After eliminating Mark Haskins from the match, Ion was himself eliminated by Jesse Sorensen, placing him fifth in the rankings.^[9] Ion returned on the September 28 edition of Impact Wrestling, working in a five man ladder match, which was won by Brian Kendrick.^[10] On the December 15 edition of Impact Wrestling, Ion started Best of Three Series with Anthony Nese to determine the third and final challenger for the X Division Championship at Genesis. Ion, now wrestling as a heel, won the first match of the series.^[11] Two weeks later, Ion defeated Nese in a Contract on a Pole match to win the series 2-1 and advance to the pay-per-view.^[12] On January 8, 2012, at Genesis, Ion was the second man eliminated from the X Division Championship match, which also included Austin Aries, Jesse Sorensen and Kid Kash. Ion then helped Aries defeat Sorensen and retain his title.^[13] On February 12 at Against All Odds, Ion defeated Sorensen in an X Division number one contender's match, after Sorensen was unable to continue after suffering a legitimate injury and was counted out.^[14] Ion received his shot at the X Division Championship on the March 8 edition of Impact Wrestling, winning the match via disqualification, after champion Austin Aries was caught using Ion's hair spray on him; as a result, Aries retained his title.^[15] Ion received another title shot on March 18 at Victory Road, but was defeated by Aries via submission.^[16] On the following edition of Impact Wrestling, Ion failed again to capture the X Division Championship after he fought Aries, Kid Kash and Anthony Neese to a no contest, following interference from Bully Ray.^[17] Ion received another shot at the X Division Championship on the May 10 episode of Impact Wrestling, but was again defeated by Aries.^[18]

Personal life[link]

Paris is a journalism major at West Virginia University.^[4] He is also half Filipino, half French.^[4]

In wrestling[link]

• Finishing moves
  • 450° splash^[19]
  • 630° senton^[19]
  • Bible Black (Running double high knee to a seated opponent into a rana pin)^[19][20]
  • Filipino Destroyer (Inverted snapmare driver)^[2][19]
  • From Lust to Dust (Snapmare driver)^[2][19]

• Signature moves
  • Hostile Makeover (Belly to back suplex flipped into a high knee)^[21]
  • Mary Lou Retton Splash (Corkscrew somersault splash)^[2]
  • One Night Stand (Running inverted DDT) ^[2]

• Nicknames
  • "The Future of Fashion"^[19]
  • "The Virgin Slayer"^[2][19]
  • "El Matador"^[19]
  • "The Filipino Flex Factory"^[19]

• Entrance themes
  • "Kiss" by London After Midnight^[22] (Mexico)
  • "Hey Mamita" by Cartel de Santa (AAA)^[22]
  • "Kiss" by Dope Stars Inc. (IWC)^[22]
  • "Nymphetamine (Fix)" by Cradle of Filth (IWC)^[22]

Championships and accomplishments[link]

• Absolute Intense Wrestling

• AIW Absolute Championship (1 time, current)^[23]
• AIW Intense Championship (1 time)
• AIW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Shawn Blaze^[4]
• Battle Bowl (2011)^[23]
  
• Todd Pettengill Invitational (2011)^[23]

• Championship Wrestling Experience

• CWE Undisputed Championship (1 time)^[4]

• Far North Wrestling

• FNW Cruiserweight Championship (2 times)^[4]

• Independent Wrestling Association East Coast

• IWA East Coast Zero-G Crown (2008)^[4]

• International Wrestling Cartel

• IWC Super Indy IX Tournament (2010)
• IWC Super Indy Championship (2 times)
• IWC Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Jason Gory^[4]
• IWC World Heavyweight Championship (2 times)^[4]

• International Pro Wrestling

• IPW Texas Heavyweight Championship (3 times, current)^[4]

• New Era Pro Wrestling

• NEPW United States Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Jason Gory^[4]

• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • PWI ranked him #395 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2011^[24]

References[link]

External links[link]

Professional wrestling portal

• TNA Wrestling profile
• Zema Ion on Twitter
• Profile at OWW.com

Kid Kash
Ring name(s)	Kid Kash Kash Kid Krash David Jericho Davey Morton Davey Pazano Davey Tyler David Cash DD Taylor
Billed height	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)[1]
Billed weight	202 lb (92 kg)[1]
Born	(1969-07-31) July 31, 1969 (age 42) Waynesboro, Virginia
Resides	Nashville, Tennessee
Billed from	Johnson City, Tennessee[1]
Trained by	Ricky Morton[2] Brian Logan[2]
Debut	1990

David Cash^[2] (born July 31, 1969) better known by his ring name Kid Kash, is an American professional wrestler currently signed to TNA Wrestling. He is also best known for his work in ECW and WWE.

Professional wrestling career[link]

Kash's father was a boxer and Kash began training by the age of seven years old. He went on to become a professional fighter and worked in Japan. Cash was originally trained by Smoky Mountain Wrestling trainer, Brian Logan. After training with Logan, Cash met up with Ricky Morton during his travels, and took Cash on the road with him and continued his training. Working as a welder by day, Cash wrestled on the independent circuit. Under the name David Jericho he formed a short lived tag team with Morton.^{[citation needed]}

Extreme Championship Wrestling (1996–2000)[link]

David Cash's first mainstream exposure came in late 1996 with Extreme Championship Wrestling. Kash, then wrestling as David Jericho, went to Philadelphia with friend and sometimes tag-team partner "Heavy Metal" Ric Savage. Kash was friends with New Jack of the Gangstas and Rob Van Dam, and it was Rob Van Dam who first introduced Kash to Paul Heyman. Kash shortly left ECW back to the indies and even wrestled house shows for World Wrestling Entertainment. It was during a WWE house show against the tag team Too Cool that Cash broke both of his ankles performing a botched hurricanrana on Scotty 2 Hotty. The injury sidelined Cash for a while but upon his return to the ring he resurfaced in ECW in late 1999 under a new gimmick, Kid Kash. The name change was due to his uncanny resemblance to musician Kid Rock. Under this name, Kash would dress like Kid Rock from his Devil Without a Cause album, and even used the song (and named one of his finishers, The Moneymaker) during this phase in his career. Just months after his return Kash suffered a broken jaw in Atlanta at the hands of The Dupps. He had legitimate heat with the tag team for their supposed stiff and shoot moves on Kash during matches and as payback during a planned run-in during Kash's match Bo Dupp did an unplanned frog splash right on Kash's face, breaking both sides of his jaw. At the time Atlanta was going through a flu epidemic and so Cash had to get a private physician to fix his jaw because the hospitals were swamped. Despite the injury Kash continued to wrestle, and never took a night off. He even wrestled on the Guilty As Charged PPV the very next night after driving from Atlanta to Birmingham, AL, less than 24 hours after his jaw was wired shut. This earned him the respect of Paul Heyman and several other ECW wrestlers. Kash recovered from the injury without any problems and went on to wrestle tag matches, cruiserweight-style matches, and even wrestled Mike Awesome for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship at Living Dangerously on March 12, 2000, although he lost after he was superbombed from the top rope through a Table. His tag team partners during the time include the likes of Rob Van Dam, Super Crazy, Nova and The Sandman. He won the ECW World Television Championship one time, defeating Rhino for it on August 26, 2000. A few weeks later, Rhino would reclaim the title from Kash.

World Championship Wrestling (2001)[link]

On March 21, 2001 Kid Kash signed with the WCW where they billed him as Kash. Less than a week later WWE and Vince McMahon purchased WCW, and wanted to keep Kash on through a renegotiation of his contract, which would have cut his wages considerably.

Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2002–2005)[link]

On August 14, 2002, Kash re-emerged in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling as part of the X Division.^[3] Using the gimmick of a cocky, obnoxious heel (while still maintaining a degree of his Kid Rock mannerisms), Kash won the TNA X Division Championship from Sonny Siaki on February 12, 2003^[4] and lost the title to Amazing Red on April 30.^[5] Some of the more notable feuds Kid Kash developed in TNA were against James Storm, Dusty Rhodes, Jeff Hardy, A.J. Styles, and even a few intergender matches with Trinity. Also, Kash faced off against legends such as Roddy Piper and Larry Zbyszko. He even beat his trainer, Ricky Morton.

On March 31, 2004 Kash teamed up with Dallas to win the NWA World Tag Team Championship^[6] and the pair picked the titles up a second time on April 21^[7] before losing them to America's Most Wanted in June.^[8] Kash was released from his TNA contract on April 20, 2005 after months of criticizing the company. He signed with WWE shortly after.^[9][10][11]

World Wrestling Entertainment (2005–2006)[link]

Debut and Cruiserweight Champion (2005-2006)[link]

Kash's first appearance on television was as one of many interferers in the main event at ECW One Night Stand 2005.^[12] His first official proper WWE outing, however, was the June 19, 2005 airing of Sunday Night Heat against Tajiri in what was designated a tryout match.^[13] On June 23 he said in an interview that "You never know what the company is looking for. I might not be what they're looking for. I can only hope", indicating that he continued to pursue a WWE contract.^[14] That same month he was reported to have signed a developmental deal with WWE and to have been assigned to Deep South Wrestling. Kash then wrestled a few matches on Velocity, before coming up to Smackdown.

Kid Kash showed up after a tag team match between MNM and the Mexicools on Smackdown, viciously attacking Juventud Guerrera. The following week he faced off against Mexicool member, Super Crazy. Kash picked up the win, earning himself a title match with Juventud at Armageddon. Kash made his WWE pay-per-view debut on December 18, 2005 at Armageddon in Providence, Rhode Island. On the card, he defeated WWE Cruiserweight Champion Juventud Guerrera to win the title.^[15] After losing the Cruiserweight title at the Royal Rumble to Gregory Helms.^[16]

Teaming with Jamie Noble and departure (2006)[link]

Kash began to frequently tag team with fellow cruiserweight Jamie Noble to take on the face members of the cruiserweight division;^[17] during May 2006, Kash and Noble used a gimmick previously seen in ECW, where they wore dog collars, often barked at and bit opponents, and wrestled rather aggressively and soon after the team formed Kash got a new haircut. The pair were soon named The Pit Bulls^[18] and entered the hunt for Paul London and Brian Kendrick's WWE Tag Team Championship. On July 23 at The Great American Bash, he and Noble were defeated by London and Kendrick, this was Kash's final WWE pay-per-view appearance.^[19] On September 27, 2006, WWE announced that Kash was released from his WWE contract.^[20]

Independent promotions (2006-2008; 2009)[link]

He made an appeance on Real Quality Wrestling which shows on The Fight Network in the United Kingdom. He has recently been wrestling in Tewkesbury for top midlands promotion Pro Championship Wrestling as well as in Waterford, Ireland for Irish Whip Wrestling. However, Kash was involved in some controversy at a One Pro Wrestling show where, during a match against Pac, he seemingly attacked a photographer who had not been part of any planned involvement, as well as taking a video camera from a ringside cameraman.^[21]

Kash has wrestled in several indy promotions since he left from WWE.

Return to TNA (2010–present)[link]

Return (2010-2011)[link]

Kash returning to TNA.

On August 8, 2010, Kash returned to TNA to take part in ECW reunion show, Hardcore Justice, he, Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger were defeated by Little Guido, Tony Luke and Tracy Smothers in a six man tag team match.^[22] At the following day's tapings of TNA Impact!, Kash wrestled in a dark match, but losing to Okada.^[23] On June 13, 2011, at the tapings of the June 16 edition of Impact Wrestling, Kash made a one night return to TNA, losing to Austin Aries in a three way first round match of a tournament for a TNA contract, which also included Jimmy Rave.^[24][25]

Pursuit of the X Division Championship (2011–present)[link]

On July 12, 2011, Kash announced that he had re-signed with TNA.^[26] Kash made his return to TNA on the August 11 edition of Impact Wrestling, appearing in a backstage segment, Eric Bischoff introduced new rules to the X Division.^[27] The following week Kash part in a gauntlet match to determine the number one contender to the X Division Championship. After being eliminated from the match by Jesse Sorensen, Kash gave him a Money Maker and cost him the match.^[28] The following week later, Kash defeated Sorensen in a singles match with a rollup, while holding his tights.^[29] On the September 1 edition of Impact Wrestling, Sorensen pinned Kash in a tag team match, Kash teamed with Austin Aries and Sorensen with Brian Kendrick.^[30] On September 11 at No Surrender, Jesse Sorensen defeated Kash in an X Division number one contender's match.^[31] On the October 6 episode of Impact Wrestling, Kash attacked Brian Kendrick for disrespect on him. On November 13 at Turning Point, Kash was failed to capture the X Division Championship from Aries in a three way match, which also included Sorensen.^[32] The following month at Final Resolution, Kash failed to capture the X Division Championship in a singles match with Aries.^[33] On January 8 at Genesis, Kash was eliminated from a four way X Division Championship match, which also included Austin Aries, Jesse Sorensen and Zema Ion.^[34] On January 21, 2012, TNA live house show, Kash against Shannon Moore and Jesse Sorensen in a three way match, Kash was injured when Sorensen breaks Kash's nose and make a nosebleed, Shannon Moore defeat Kash and Sorensen. Kash took time off from TNA.

After a two month time off, Kash returned on the March 22 edition of Impact Wrestling, participating in a four way match for the X Division Championship that ended in a no contest, following interference from Bully Ray.^[35]

Mixed martial arts career[link]

MMA (2008)[link]

On March 21, 2008, he made his MMA debut at an event in Frankfort, Kentucky, losing to Bryan Brown via judge decision after a three rounds. Unfortunely Kash was ahead on points but was deducted 3 points for breaking a few rules unknowingly and Brown beat him by 1 point. However, Kash has since gone on to win his last 4 fights, by knockout. After MMA, Kash leaves from MMA.

In wrestling[link]

Kash performing the Bank Roll on Austin Aries and Jimmy Rave.

Kash performing a Figure 4 leg lock on Dusty Rhodes.

• Finishing moves
  • Dead Level (Spike brainbuster)^[36]
  • Double jump moonsault
  • Money Maker (Double underhook piledriver)^[1]
  • Springboard somersault corner-to-corner missile dropkick

• Signature moves
  • Bank Roll (Turnbuckle climb into a rebounded corkscrew senton to a standing opponent)
  • Bankruptcy (Elevated cradle neckbreaker)
  • Fisherman buster
  • Frog splash
  • Hurricanrana, sometimes after diving off of the top rope
  • Inverted brainbuster onto the knee
  • Inverted facelock backbreaker
  • KOD – Kash On Delivery (Elevated Boston crab)
  • Smash Mouth (Steel chair thrown into the opponent's face)

• Managers
  • Trinity
  • Jimmy Hart

• Nicknames
  • "Mr. TNA" ("Total Nonstop Attitude")
  • "The Notorious K.I.D."

• Entrance themes
  • "Kash Money" by Jim Johnston
  • "Bawitdaba" by Kid Rock
  • "KK Rocks" by Dale Oliver
  • "Misfit" by Dale Oliver
  • "Order of Chaos" by Dale Oliver^[37]

Championships and accomplishments[link]

• Extreme Championship Wrestling
  • ECW World Television Championship (1 time)^[38]

• Juggalo Championship Wrestling
  • JCW Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

• Powerhouse Wrestling Alliance
  • PWA World Heavyweight Championship (4 time)

• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • PWI ranked him #68 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2000^[39]

• Showtime All-Star Wrestling
  • SAW International Heavyweight Championship (4 times)^[40]

• Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
  • NWA World Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Dallas
  • TNA X Division Championship (1 time)

• United States Wrestling Organization
  • USWO Championship (2 time)

• World Wrestling Council
  • WWC Junior Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

• World Wrestling Entertainment
  • WWE Cruiserweight Championship (1 time)

• X Wrestling Federation
  • XWF World Cruiserweight Championship (1 time)^[41]

• XtraWrestle Federation
  • XWF World Cruiserweight Championship (6 time)

References[link]

External links[link]

Professional wrestling portal

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