A true human highlight reel, Blitzkrieg should have been the next Rey Mysterio. From his WCW debut until his final match Blitzkrieg only lasted nine months, which was long enough to win Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Rookie of the Year award. His high flying, jaw dropping style put everyone else on national TV to shame. Even with all of the talent and ability, Blitzkrieg was an infant in pro wrestling. Despite his flashy and impressive style Blitzkrieg would be booked to lose 14 consecutive TV matches. The details surrounding his exit from WCW are unknown but he finished up with the company in October and was never seen in a major wrestling promotion again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frhVu7-8tIY In 2004 Blitzkrieg appeared at an indy show in street clothes and presented fellow high flyer Jack Evans with his mask. Evans wrestled occasionally as Blitzkrieg II after.
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