Texas native ACH started out wrestling for local promotions in his home state, but in 2012, he caught the eye of scouts from Ring of Honor. The high-flying star debuted against Kyle O'Reilly, and since then, he's been making more and more of a name for himself as one of the most talented wrestlers on the independent scene. The core of ACH's style is a technical-based suplex-heavy arsenal mixed with breathtaking acrobatics. He's had classic singles and tag matches with the rest of ROH's best, and last year, he won a spectacular best of five series over regular tag team partner Matt Sydal. During New Japan Pro Wrestling's most recent U.S. tour with Ring of Honor, ACH was part of a couple of incredible matches - at the first Global Wars show, he took on Shinsuke Nakamura in a singles bout, and at the second, he teamed with Sydal to face Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tetsuya Naito. Only a couple of weeks later, he represented ROH in AAA's Lucha Libre World Cup. Truly, ACH is becoming a global superstar.