Wrestler Information Ring Name: AJ Fairchild Real Name: Avery James Nicknames: A.J. Birthdate: October 3rd 1991 Height: 5’11” Weight: 183 lbs. Hometown: Duluth, Minnesota Pro Debut: August 2011 Gimmick: A.J. is a brutally honest man, who always tells it like it is. Can be a little self righteous at times but overall he’s a pretty cool guy. Alignment:Face

Entrance Music: Puck Off By Pantera (Instrumental) Ring Entrance: The hard guitar opening of “Puck Off” By Pantera plays over the venues sound system. The fans cheer loudly, and take up the chant “A.J.... A.J... A.J....” A.J. Fairchild then makes his way from the back. Receiving a huge ovation from nearly everyone in attendance A.J. gets on one knee and pats his chest at the top the entrance ramp. A.J. then gets t his feet and makes his way down to the ring, high-fiving fans as he does so. One at the mat apron A.J. slides into the ring under the bottom rope. He then gets to the nearest turnbuckle and climbs to the top, pointing and patting his chest as his music slowly fades away. Wrestling Style: Technical Finishing Move: Holy Mutilation Finishing Move Description: A.J. catches his opponent in a standing head lock before falling backwards locking in a devastating rear naked choke hold. Set Up Move: A.J. Irish whips his opponent into the corner turnbuckle. He ten charges them smashing thier head with a strong forearm. As his dazed opponent staggers out of the corner, A.J. locks in the standing headlock transitioning to the ‘Holy Mutilation’ 5-10 Trademark Moves: Leg Trap DDT, Shining Wizard, Thrust Kick, Springboard Neck Snap, Side Slam, Double Underhook Snap Suplex, Camel Clutch, School Boy, Grounded Full Nelson, Running Hurricarana Other Moves: Tiger Mask, Face Wash, Russian Leg Sweep, STO, Double leg take down, Armbar, Chin lock HISTORY A.J. was born in Duluth, Minnesota, and had always been facinated by wrestling. He would eventually become a backyard brawler, with his brother and a small ring of friends, he formed the Backyard Brawl Community, he put many of his matches and promos on youtube, these video’s caught the attention of GIW road agent, Matt Kluge, and A.J. began training under GIW Star Alex Castellanos to become a professional wrestler. He made his debut in August in a losing fashion to Jack Waters in a three way match, but he bounced back in the GIW television tournament, where as a low seed underdog, he defeated Jack Waters in round one, he defeated John Rawlings in a great match of round two, in the finals he lost to the GIW television champion Curtis Durrington at GIW’s Blackout 2, Durrington and A.J. then feuded for weeks with it climaxing in Fairchild beating Durrington in consecutive weeks. A.J. is still an active GIW wrestler however he has began to take more bookings from other organizations. WARPED Awards: None Yet Other Fed Awards: GIW Rising Star Award, BBC Champion (1x) Other Feds Worked For: GIW, BBC Specialty Match: Full Metal Mayhem Match