Contact Information
E-mail: chris.cjdude27@gmail.com
MSN Messenger: cj_dude_27@msn.com

Appearance:
Build: muscular
Hair: shoulder length dark hair

Back Stage:
Head: sun glasses
Body: C-J Dude T=shirt or show/tour Shirt
Arms & Hands: a silver Rolex on his right wrist and a silver ring which we received on his 21st birthday.
Legs: black or blue jeans
Feet: walking books

Entrance:
Head: Shades
Body: black leather biker jacket
Arms/Wrists: as Wrestling attire
Legs: as wrestling attire
Feet: as wrestling attire

Wrestling Attire:
Body: blue crotched singlet (Jerry Lawler)
Arms/Wrist: Red AMP elbow pads and tape
Legs: Red tights with CJ down each leg in blue & blue AMP wrestling pads
Feet: Blue wrestling boots with CJ in red

At this stage in his career CJ does not care what the fans think of him, he concentrates on having the best match on the card. While CJ loves his loyal contingent of fans he ignores or ridicules the fans that don’t like him. However CJ loves all wrestling fans and can often be found at autograph signings before a show or Trade Show signings.

CJ try’s to wrestle technically but snug and is not afraid to using foren objects or taking advantage of referees out of position by using the ropes.

For a man with his injuries CJ is capable of amazing feats of agility and speed in matches, however it always hurts him and he can often readjusts his knee brace after an agility move.

When he was 16 CJ fell into the local drug and gang culture. CJ used allot of drugs and his health still suffers for it. CJ began dealing drugs for his gang, the Walkergate Massive, in his school but soon graduated to street dealing.

At 17 CJ was arrested and convicted of Possession with Intent to Supply landing him with a 3 year prison sentence of which he served 9 months.

While inside CJ got into wait lifting and began to develop his body into a more athletic physique. It was around this time that CJ saw his first wrestling match. CJ decided upon being sent down that he was going to keep his head down and soon became a favourite of the prison staff and as such he was offered some privilidges. Once a month CJ was invited to a screening of classic wrestling cards. The first show was the WWE Royal Rumble 1999 and his favourite match was the now iconic "I Quit Match" is one of his favourite matches of all time. Watching that match CJ knew what he wanted to do when he left prison.

Upon leavening prison CJ quickly gell back into gang life. He also however kept his goal of wrestling in the for front of his mind. In his second month out a wrestling school opened up in his local youth centre. CJ signed up and began learning the art of wrestling. In wrestling school CJ was shown matches from around the world including Japan and he also studied the classic British library. CJ's skill grew and he graduated to the training school roster in two months. CJ spent the next four months wrestling in front of friends and family of his fellow trainees and jobbing to established wrestlers on main roster cards.

On his 18th birthday CJ début in the main roster. Combining his British technical training, the heard hitting style of the Japanese by studying tapes and the Hardcore wrestling Style from his favourite match, he was soon having the best matches on shows and moving up the card. On his nineteenth birthday CJ became the North East British heavyweight Champion in the Newcastle City Hall and was spotted by an agent of an American promotion and CJ was offered his first full time wrestling contract in the states.

CJ could not settle in the US and a severe knee injury put him out of wrestling.

By the age of 21 CJ was forced to retire. He took a job as a late night talk radio host. CJ was popular but missed the excitement of performing in front of live audiences. So he opted for a knee replacement with the hope that he would eventually be able to wrestle past time. CJ returd to his old wrestling school and began to re-learn wrestling. CJ felt that he was ready to perform once again, but decided to wrestle under a Mask as the Out Cast.

CJ wrestled as Out Cast on the UK Indies for two and a half years using the mask to experiment with the dark side of himself.

Now at 23 in January of 2008 C-J Dude is ready to return to the international spot light and where better than the company that gave his start all those years ago.

Signature Moves:
Shooting Star Press
top rope diving headbutt (dynamite kid)
CJ Clothesline (cactus clothesline - CJ clotheslines his opponent over the top rope allowing his momentum to carry them both right now. He lands sitting on the apron, he pulls himself up and takes a two step run up and drops an elbow on his opponent on the floor)

Finishing Moves:
Dude Drop (C-J lifts his opponent onto his shoulders (F5/FU) and twists them behind him catching the neck forcing both the matt on their knees. (stunner. SJ winces and his hand moves involuntary to his right knee before he makes the cover)
Manbraker (CJ drop toe holds his opponent and then rolls into an STF)

Strengths:
1: C-J is extremely fit and does not run out of breath
2: CJ is very intense and never backs off from an opponent and will always look to escalate the match.
3: Determination: CJ always wants to give the best match to the crowd and leaves it all in the ring.

Weaknesses:
1: CJ is hot headed and will make mistakes when frustrated
2: CJ has had a knee replacement in his right knee
3: In order to send the fans home happy CJ will try to do flashy moves to excite the crowd such as his shooting star press