Rad Hazard

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Originally known as real name Daniel Baldwin, a Las Vegas resident, Baldwin had taken an interest in backyard wrestling actually having a prior history in the participating in the practice. In September 2008, he began promoting his backyard wrestling community, [[Backyard Wrestling World]] on several video pages and channels on YouTube and got few to acknowledge his website and later released advertisements on Youtube promoting it and his new weekly backyard wrestling program [[Backyard Wrestling Weekly]] over two weeks leading to its premiere and successful attraction since.
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Originally known as real name Daniel Baldwin, a Las Vegas resident, Baldwin had express fandom in backyard wrestling having some experience in it. In September 2008, he began promoting online his backyard wrestling community, [[Backyard Wrestling World]] and released advertisements on Youtube regarding his new weekly webcast program [[Backyard Wrestling Weekly]] over two weeks leading to its premiere in October 2008.
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The first show garnered critical reception for its bias nature of elucipdating a stereotypical period in backyard wrestling in the background of the show, as well as, a lack of enthusiasm by Baldwin. Baldwin countered with the next episode, adopting a backyard wrestling name becoming Rad Hazard.
===Battle Born Wrestling (2008-present)===
===Battle Born Wrestling (2008-present)===

Revision as of 04:11, 28 June 2009

Rad Hazard
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Ring name Rad Hazard
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Born April 26, 1988 (age 21)
Resides Las Vegas, Nevada
Debut 2008

Rad Hazard is a backyard wrestling personality, wrestler and promotor/founder of Battle Born Wrestling (BBW). Originally a fan of backyard wrestling and having some experience in it, he created community Backyard Wrestling World (BWW), soon internet webcast Backyard Wrestling Weekly (BWW) to much success and later the territorial alliance known as Battle Born Wrestling (BBW).

As the owner of BBW, Hazard has editorial work related to all organizations involved and featuring their videos on his YouTube channel. In the prime area of BBW, he serves as an independent wrestler as well as interviewer and voice-over commentator known as David Weisner.

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Backyard wrestling tenure

Backyard Wrestling World/Weekly

Main article: Backyard Wrestling World and Backyard Wrestling Weekly

Originally known as real name Daniel Baldwin, a Las Vegas resident, Baldwin had express fandom in backyard wrestling having some experience in it. In September 2008, he began promoting online his backyard wrestling community, Backyard Wrestling World and released advertisements on Youtube regarding his new weekly webcast program Backyard Wrestling Weekly over two weeks leading to its premiere in October 2008.

The first show garnered critical reception for its bias nature of elucipdating a stereotypical period in backyard wrestling in the background of the show, as well as, a lack of enthusiasm by Baldwin. Baldwin countered with the next episode, adopting a backyard wrestling name becoming Rad Hazard.

Battle Born Wrestling (2008-present)

In November 2008, Rad Hazard came to the enlightenment of autonomous backyard wrestling organizations in his Vegas area known as Generation X Wrestling, Lost Souls Division (now Sin City Wrestling), Top Dawg Championship Wrestling (TDCW), and Loco Lucha Council (LLC), as subsequently after announcements, formed Vegas backyard wrestling alliance, Battle Born Wrestling (BBW) which conflicted with the Backyard Wrestling Weekly program schedule that caused time constraints with Hazard, ending up with BWW eventually taking a back seat to an upstarting BBW. Hazard had planned to become an independent wrestler.

On the premiere of BBW at BBW 1: Battle Born on December 5, 2008, Hazard prevailed in a 6-Man Tag Team Open Invitational which lead to a Grudge match with Loco Lucha Council's El Darko, who he had pinned in the 6-Man Invitational and done so again. Hazard's other roles in BBW (the prime area) includes being the background commentator for events and a gimmicked nerdy-looking interviewer known as David Weisner. As of BBW 3: Unification, BBW became increasingly set out to grow a bigger alliance and gradually went territorial featuring many federations from different parts of the world.

Hazard would take time off for the next few shows in order to restart a queued Backyard Wrestling Weekly. At BBW 5: Centennial on March 1, 2009, Hazard returned with an arrogant demeanor claiming on camera it was all about him and he was "the future of backyard wrestling" before defeating LLC member, Notch-O-Libre, with the assist of Sin City Wrestling wrestler Mike Da Lite and the distraction of the referee, after which they announced their new tag team simply known as Better Than You.

At BBW 6: Continental on March 22, 2009, Hazard entered as the first challenger for Backyard Wrestling newcomer Ria Calaway and her "Sin City Kitty 5 Minute Challenge" match, named as such for her promiscuous nickname. Hazard and Calaway would go on the wrestle 5 minutes to a draw. Hazard was left on the floor after a slap from Calaway.

Storyline on Backyard Wrestling

Due to a real-life split between his relationship with Ria Calaway, Hazard took his genuine heartfelt feelings in-storyline to a video on YouTube on June 26, 2009, stating how he dearly admired backyard wrestling when he involved in it for the benefits of making it and him meaningful, but is now out to eradicate it, holding it responsible for being a "greed", a "self-respect" to be the best, in which he placed before Calaway.

In wrestling

  • Finishing and signature moves
    • Straightshooter (Sharpshooter)

Championships and accomplishments

External links

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