Sean OHaire was messing around with martial arts from the age of ten, and had been kickboxing for long before he trained to be a professional wrestler, racking up a 20-0 win-loss record. In addition to that, OHaire was a legit tough guy. It wasnt just the size and the muscles: Sean Christopher OHaire was a bar fighter for years, although he rarely actually started any of them. Hed worked security, been a club bouncer and a bar doorman, work he went back to for a little while upon leaving professional wrestling. However, Sean OHaire was also a North Carolina Toughman, winning seventeen tournaments, and prior to entering pro wresting was teaching martial arts at his own fitness centre. Some have heard of the repeated trouble hed apparently get into for fighting after he left WWE all reports suggest that this was happening before his professional wrestling career too, but at that point there was no interest in publishing news stories about it. Fundamentally, Sean OHaire could take care of himself, and wasnt shy about making sure that he could finish trouble that other people started.
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