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Joe Morningstar is a flexible hybrid wrestler from East Tennessee with more than ten years of experience in both singles and tag team competition. At 6'2" and 237 lbs, he brings a balanced blend of power, striking, and technical awareness that allows him to match the style of almost anyone he steps into the ring with. Joe is known for a darker presence and can carry intense or brooding character work in a way that adds depth to rivalries and storylines.

In the ring, Morningstar focuses on clean, impactful offense with a rough edge. His Pump Knee Strike and heavy Chokeslam create instant momentum shifts, and his finishers, the Surf Board Stomp and a devastating Single Underhook Brainbuster, have helped him secure wins throughout the region. His career includes matches with standout opponents such as Tommy Henry, Keith Knox, Draven Lee, Matt Raby, Brad Cash, the Southern Bad Boys, Joseph Knight, and Tyler Jett, each helping build his reputation as a physical and adaptable competitor.

Joe has worked with KWF (2012 to 2014, 2017), NGW (2011 to 2012, 2014) and SECW (2016 to 2018), giving him years of experience in different locker rooms, match formats, and booking styles. He knows how to read a crowd, adjust on the spot, and bring the right energy to any story he is asked to tell. He thrives in heel and tweener roles and works best in promotions that appreciate darker or more intense characters rather than strictly family focused environments.

Promoters looking for someone reliable, creative, and committed to producing strong matches will find Joe Morningstar to be a solid addition to their roster. He brings professionalism, character depth, and the experience needed to elevate both his opponents and the overall product.

The Golden Lion,with a quarter century of experience in the ring,with a traditional style of technical wrestling,trained originally by the late Wild Bull Miller and later on by Rip Rogers in OVW. I have been in the ring with most of the wrestlers who have been on TV in the past 20 years and also with past superstars as Buff Bagwell and James Storm,to name a few.

My name is "Player 1" Johnny Cass. I’m a high-energy, pop-culture-driven performer who blends the nostalgia of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s with the athleticism and storytelling of modern pro wrestling. My character, a retro video game champ turned wrestler has been a hit with fans across the Midwest, bringing something unique, fun, and marketable to every show I’m on.

I’m also the four-time Midwest Gaming Classic World Champion, a cancer survivor, and someone who’s built his career from the ground up through hard work, passion, and hustle. Recently, I expanded my craft internationally, training in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia through APAC Wrestling, gaining valuable experience working with diverse styles and talent from around the world.

I’m Marcos, I’ve been trained by none other than Jay lethal, David Mercury and Big Kon. Three guys that have shaped me into the guy I am today, I’m a hardworking individual currently having the time of my life on Tampa Bay pro as the Second Biggest Babyface of the Promotion. No I haven’t won any Championships (yet) but that’s not important. I have roughly 4 years of experience under my belt, most of my highlights are of me making my opponents look like stars with the damage they’ve inflicted on me, with me being 5’2 an all. I can guarantee that I’ll overwork most of the guys because I’m always one of the first people in at every show and one of the last ones out. No I don’t want to referee. No I don’t want to announce. I would love nothing more than to be seen by you and whatever promotion gives this young guy a chance to be something bigger than he ever was before.

Wrestling Style
Fiji Wildman’s in-ring work combined:

Power Moves
Smashing clotheslines, headbutts, big slams, and wild running attacks. He wasn’t the tallest wrestler, but his stocky, muscular build made him a believable powerhouse.

Unpredictable Brawling
He often fought like someone who wasn’t trained in “classic” wrestling—throwing heavy forearms, wild swings, choking, and using the environment.

Character Acting
One of his biggest strengths was commitment. He would snarl, stomp the mat, beat his chest, bite the ropes, and chase opponents around the ring. Many fans compared him to older “savage” characters from the 1980s, but with indie-era intensity.

Crowd Interaction
Whether fans booed or cheered, he made them loud. Children especially reacted strongly—the Wildman either scared them or made them laugh.