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	Tek wrestled Archadia, Syprus, and Acejack into the 2004 season. Mid-season, he formed a team with Dr. John Bowes and came up short in pursuits of the UWA Tag Team Championship which ultimately turned Bowes against Tek as a result of frustration following a match at UWA Hotter Than Hell. Bowes, for the remainder of the season, persisted in his assaults and defeated Tek in a match at UWA Aggression, however, Tek was triumph a month later at the season finale, UWA Last Breath in a Wheelchair match. On the offseason, he travelled with groups to various backyard wrestling [[Supershows\|supershows]], most notably Pennsylvania's XWA performing against names like Dave Maynard, Fantastic Max and Tommy Flambeau, and also embroiled in further training with Mike Quest, Arkum, Dave Winant and Jay Lethal.		Tek wrestled Archadia, Syprus, and Acejack into the 2004 season. Mid-season, he formed a team with Dr. John Bowes and came up short in pursuits of the UWA Tag Team Championship which ultimately turned Bowes against Tek as a result of frustration following a match at UWA Hotter Than Hell. Bowes, for the remainder of the season, persisted in his assaults and defeated Tek in a match at UWA Aggression, however, Tek was triumph a month later at the season finale, UWA Last Breath in a Wheelchair match. On the offseason, he travelled with groups to various backyard wrestling [[Supershows\|supershows]], most notably Pennsylvania's XWA performing against names like Dave Maynard, Fantastic Max and Tommy Flambeau, and also embroiled in further training with Mike Quest, Arkum, Dave Winant and Jay Lethal.

-	In the early 2005 season, Tek earned the entitlement to challenge for the vacant UWA Cruiserweight Championship defeating ~~Chris Chaos~~ at UWA Armageddon 2005. To boost his UWA status, Tek joined the alliance led by Vincent Valentine known as The Disciples of Darkness. He soon partnered with ~~Chaos~~ as The New Reality and won the UWA Tag Team Titles from The Winants to render himself a double champion. The team effectively thrived in the tag team ranks long until losing the tag belts at the final show of the federation, UWA Last Breath 2005 against High and Mighty (J-Spyder and Maverick). In 2006, Tek attended many different supershows after the end of UWA as well as the 2007 year and won a match against Arkum along with a 30 Man Over the top rope Battle Royal at UWA's Reunion show.	+	In the early 2005 season, Tek earned the entitlement to challenge for the vacant UWA Cruiserweight Championship defeating Kris Kaos at UWA Armageddon 2005. To boost his UWA status, Tek joined the alliance led by Vincent Valentine known as The Disciples of Darkness. He soon partnered with Kaos as The New Reality and won the UWA Tag Team Titles from The Winants to render himself a double champion. The team effectively thrived in the tag team ranks long until losing the tag belts at the final show of the federation, UWA Last Breath 2005, against High and Mighty (J-Spyder and Maverick). In 2006, Tek attended many different supershows after the end of UWA as well as the 2007 year and won a match against Arkum along with a 30 Man Over the top rope Battle Royal at UWA's Reunion show.

	===2KW (2008-present)===		===2KW (2008-present)===

Admin: /* Championships and accomplishments */

Admin — Mon, 31 May 2010 06:46:58 GMT

Championships and accomplishments

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	*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling Nation]]'''		*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling Nation]]'''
-	**Inductee into [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|~~GBYWN~~ Hall of Fame]] (2009) ~~- First GBYWNation Induction~~	+	**1st Inductee into [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWNation Hall of Fame]] (2009)

	==External links==		==External links==

Admin at 06:42, 31 May 2010

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	Tek is observed as one of the best lightweight wrestlers in the practice, wrestling in high profile bouts with any size competitors, even having pursued pro championship belts in pro organizations. His additional claim to fame is his innovative catchphrase, "who wants to go swimming", a preceding to his patented Cannonball signature move.		Tek is observed as one of the best lightweight wrestlers in the practice, wrestling in high profile bouts with any size competitors, even having pursued pro championship belts in pro organizations. His additional claim to fame is his innovative catchphrase, "who wants to go swimming", a preceding to his patented Cannonball signature move.

-	Tek's overall backyard championship accomplishments include being a UWA Cruiserweight Champion, 2 time UWA Tag Team Champion and EWA Elite Tournament 2009 winner. Also in 2009, Tek was the first inducted into the [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|~~GBYWN~~ Hall of Fame]] ~~since 2008~~.	+	Tek's overall backyard championship accomplishments include being a UWA Cruiserweight Champion, 2 time UWA Tag Team Champion and EWA Elite Tournament 2009 winner. Also in 2009, Tek was the first inducted into the [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWNation Hall of Fame]].

	==Backyard wrestling tenure/history==		==Backyard wrestling tenure/history==

Admin: /* Championships and accomplishments */

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Championships and accomplishments

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	**EWA Elite Tournament Winner (2009)		**EWA Elite Tournament Winner (2009)

-	*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling ~~News~~]]'''	+	*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling Nation]]'''
-	**Inductee into [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWN Hall of Fame]] (2009) - First ~~since 2008 inductions~~	+	**Inductee into [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWN Hall of Fame]] (2009) - First GBYWNation Induction

	==External links==		==External links==

Admin: /* 2KW (2008-present) */

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2KW (2008-present)

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	On the March 7, 2009 edition of the 2KW Saturday tapings following a 5 month winter hiatus, Tek squared off for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]] against his partner Statik for a defeat. A problem stirred between the two when Statik intervened to, lack thereof, assist Tek during a match with Acejack. On the March 21 edition of 2KW Saturday, Tek confronted Statik after his match to resolve the dispute. Moreover, Statik betrayed Tek and paired himself with the gold-digging [[The Elite\|Elite]]. Tek lost to Statik in his Lucky-7 Gauntlet Challenge for Junior Heavyweight Title at [[2KW Divided We Stand (2009)\|2KW Divided We Stand]].		On the March 7, 2009 edition of the 2KW Saturday tapings following a 5 month winter hiatus, Tek squared off for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]] against his partner Statik for a defeat. A problem stirred between the two when Statik intervened to, lack thereof, assist Tek during a match with Acejack. On the March 21 edition of 2KW Saturday, Tek confronted Statik after his match to resolve the dispute. Moreover, Statik betrayed Tek and paired himself with the gold-digging [[The Elite\|Elite]]. Tek lost to Statik in his Lucky-7 Gauntlet Challenge for Junior Heavyweight Title at [[2KW Divided We Stand (2009)\|2KW Divided We Stand]].

-	By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, ~~Tek~~ unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to ~~Tek~~ for their history, but on that same show, Matthews defended his 2KW North Eastern Title ~~against Tek~~ with a win after assaulting ~~him~~ with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.	+	By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, he unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to him for their history, but on that same show, he went against Matthews who defended his 2KW North Eastern Title with a win after assaulting Tek with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.

	At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, became heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany Hypnotick.		At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, became heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany Hypnotick.

Admin at 06:36, 31 May 2010

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-	'''Tek''' is an American [[backyard wrestler]] who competes in [[2KW]] and [[Elite Wrestling Association]]. He began wrestling around 2001 in a small federation known as UCW. However, he is best viewed for his days in upscale backyard wrestling federation [[United Wrestling Alliance]] (UWA). Tek is observed as one of the best lightweight wrestlers in the practice, wrestling in high profile bouts with any size competitors, even having pursued pro championship belts in pro organizations. His additional claim to fame is his innovative catchphrase, "who wants to go swimming", a preceding to his patented Cannonball signature move. Tek's overall backyard championship accomplishments include being a UWA Cruiserweight Champion, 2 time UWA Tag Team Champion and EWA Elite Tournament 2009 winner. Also in 2009, Tek was the first inducted into the [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWN Hall of Fame]] since 2008.	+	'''Tek''' is an American [[backyard wrestler]] who competes in [[2KW]] and [[Elite Wrestling Association]]. He began wrestling around 2001 in a small federation known as UCW. However, he is best viewed for his days in upscale backyard wrestling federation [[United Wrestling Alliance]] (UWA).
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		+	Tek is observed as one of the best lightweight wrestlers in the practice, wrestling in high profile bouts with any size competitors, even having pursued pro championship belts in pro organizations. His additional claim to fame is his innovative catchphrase, "who wants to go swimming", a preceding to his patented Cannonball signature move.
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		+	Tek's overall backyard championship accomplishments include being a UWA Cruiserweight Champion, 2 time UWA Tag Team Champion and EWA Elite Tournament 2009 winner. Also in 2009, Tek was the first inducted into the [[GBYWN#Hall_of_Fame\|GBYWN Hall of Fame]] since 2008.

	==Backyard wrestling tenure/history==		==Backyard wrestling tenure/history==

Admin: /* Relations with Dr.John Bowes, Disciples of Darkness, and other ventures (2004-2005) */

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Relations with Dr.John Bowes, Disciples of Darkness, and other ventures (2004-2005)

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-	Tek wrestled Archadia, Syprus, and Acejack into the 2004 season. Mid-season, he formed a team with Dr. John Bowes and came up short in pursuits of the UWA Tag Team Championship which ultimately turned Bowes against Tek as a result of frustration following a match at UWA Hotter Than Hell. Bowes, for the remainder of the season, persisted in his assaults and defeated Tek in a match at UWA Aggression, however, Tek was triumph a month later at the season finale, UWA Last Breath in a Wheelchair match. On the offseason, he travelled with groups to various backyard wrestling [[~~supercards~~\|supershows]], most notably Pennsylvania's XWA performing against names like Dave Maynard, Fantastic Max and Tommy Flambeau, and also embroiled in further training with Mike Quest, Arkum, Dave Winant and Jay Lethal.	+	Tek wrestled Archadia, Syprus, and Acejack into the 2004 season. Mid-season, he formed a team with Dr. John Bowes and came up short in pursuits of the UWA Tag Team Championship which ultimately turned Bowes against Tek as a result of frustration following a match at UWA Hotter Than Hell. Bowes, for the remainder of the season, persisted in his assaults and defeated Tek in a match at UWA Aggression, however, Tek was triumph a month later at the season finale, UWA Last Breath in a Wheelchair match. On the offseason, he travelled with groups to various backyard wrestling [[Supershows\|supershows]], most notably Pennsylvania's XWA performing against names like Dave Maynard, Fantastic Max and Tommy Flambeau, and also embroiled in further training with Mike Quest, Arkum, Dave Winant and Jay Lethal.

	In the early 2005 season, Tek earned the entitlement to challenge for the vacant UWA Cruiserweight Championship defeating Chris Chaos at UWA Armageddon 2005. To boost his UWA status, Tek joined the alliance led by Vincent Valentine known as The Disciples of Darkness. He soon partnered with Chaos as The New Reality and won the UWA Tag Team Titles from The Winants to render himself a double champion. The team effectively thrived in the tag team ranks long until losing the tag belts at the final show of the federation, UWA Last Breath 2005 against High and Mighty (J-Spyder and Maverick). In 2006, Tek attended many different supershows after the end of UWA as well as the 2007 year and won a match against Arkum along with a 30 Man Over the top rope Battle Royal at UWA's Reunion show.		In the early 2005 season, Tek earned the entitlement to challenge for the vacant UWA Cruiserweight Championship defeating Chris Chaos at UWA Armageddon 2005. To boost his UWA status, Tek joined the alliance led by Vincent Valentine known as The Disciples of Darkness. He soon partnered with Chaos as The New Reality and won the UWA Tag Team Titles from The Winants to render himself a double champion. The team effectively thrived in the tag team ranks long until losing the tag belts at the final show of the federation, UWA Last Breath 2005 against High and Mighty (J-Spyder and Maverick). In 2006, Tek attended many different supershows after the end of UWA as well as the 2007 year and won a match against Arkum along with a 30 Man Over the top rope Battle Royal at UWA's Reunion show.

Admin: /* Backyard wrestling tenure/history */

Admin — Thu, 27 May 2010 07:03:34 GMT

Backyard wrestling tenure/history

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-	In July 2008, Tek made his debut in [[2KW]] as against [[Scorpion]], but his defeat was sealed with a vicious Tombstone Piledriver. He also lost a match to former UWA ally, Dr. John Bowes after tapping to his Revelations submission hold and came up short in a 6-Way Challenge for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]]. This was compensated within victories over [[Matt Vengeance]] and [[Paul Epic]]. Tek aligned himself with Statik and had [[Whiplash]] and [[William Black]] defeated in a tag match both receiving a shot at [[Zoltan]] for the [[2KW Tag Team Championship]], and ended up losing.	+	In July 2008, Tek made his debut in [[2KW]] against [[Scorpion]], but his defeat was sealed with a vicious Tombstone Piledriver. He also lost a match to former UWA ally, Dr. John Bowes after tapping to his Revelations submission hold and came up short in a 6-Way Challenge for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]]. This was compensated within victories over [[Matt Vengeance]] and [[Paul Epic]]. Tek aligned himself with [[Statik]] and had [[Whiplash]] and [[William Black]] defeated in a tag match both receiving a shot at [[Zoltan]] for the [[2KW Tag Team Championship]], and ended up losing.

	On the March 7, 2009 edition of the 2KW Saturday tapings following a 5 month winter hiatus, Tek squared off for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]] against his partner Statik for a defeat. A problem stirred between the two when Statik intervened to, lack thereof, assist Tek during a match with Acejack. On the March 21 edition of 2KW Saturday, Tek confronted Statik after his match to resolve the dispute. Moreover, Statik betrayed Tek and paired himself with the gold-digging [[The Elite\|Elite]]. Tek lost to Statik in his Lucky-7 Gauntlet Challenge for Junior Heavyweight Title at [[2KW Divided We Stand (2009)\|2KW Divided We Stand]].		On the March 7, 2009 edition of the 2KW Saturday tapings following a 5 month winter hiatus, Tek squared off for the [[2KW Junior Heavyweight Championship]] against his partner Statik for a defeat. A problem stirred between the two when Statik intervened to, lack thereof, assist Tek during a match with Acejack. On the March 21 edition of 2KW Saturday, Tek confronted Statik after his match to resolve the dispute. Moreover, Statik betrayed Tek and paired himself with the gold-digging [[The Elite\|Elite]]. Tek lost to Statik in his Lucky-7 Gauntlet Challenge for Junior Heavyweight Title at [[2KW Divided We Stand (2009)\|2KW Divided We Stand]].
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	By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, Tek unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to Tek for their history, but on that same show, Matthews defended his 2KW North Eastern Title against Tek with a win after assaulting him with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.		By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, Tek unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to Tek for their history, but on that same show, Matthews defended his 2KW North Eastern Title against Tek with a win after assaulting him with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.

-	At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, ~~shockingly becoming~~ heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany Hypnotick.	+	At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, became heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany Hypnotick.

	===Elite Wrestling Association (2009-present)===		===Elite Wrestling Association (2009-present)===

JC-dawg5000 at 02:58, 27 May 2010

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	**The Disciples of Darkness		**The Disciples of Darkness
	*'''Entrance theme'''		*'''Entrance theme'''
-	**~~N/A~~	+	**Halo by Soil

	==Championships and accomplishments==		==Championships and accomplishments==

Admin: /* 2KW (2008-present) */

Admin — Sun, 23 May 2010 09:52:54 GMT

2KW (2008-present)

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	By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, Tek unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to Tek for their history, but on that same show, Matthews defended his 2KW North Eastern Title against Tek with a win after assaulting him with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.		By June, Tek entered in on the [[2KW North Eastern Championship]] Tournament advancing in the first match against [[SyNN]], but going on to lose to [[G-Styles]]. Tek started teaming with [[Shawn Matthews]]. At the [[2KW vs. JWA]] interfederation supershow, Tek unsuccessfully competed for the [[JWA Championship]] against [[Murph]]. A week later, Statik apologized to Tek for their history, but on that same show, Matthews defended his 2KW North Eastern Title against Tek with a win after assaulting him with the title. This kickstarted a feud between the two in September up until 2KW ceased their park shows in October.

-	At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, shockingly becoming heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany ~~Hynoptick~~.	+	At the first 2010 event [[2KW Second Coming]], Tek was called on to rival Matthews by Jamal Jackson, who claimed he was stepping down from the spotlight after his match with Matthews. Tek, however, shockingly becoming heel attacking Jackson leading to a co-existing beatdown alongside Matthews upon Jackson and his accompany Hypnotick.

	===Elite Wrestling Association (2009-present)===		===Elite Wrestling Association (2009-present)===