The Shott's Profile Height: 5"8ins
Weight: Unknown
Nicknames: "The Hardcore King", "The King of Hardcore", "The Cowboy From Hell"
Music: 'Cowboys From Hell' - Pantera
Some Typical Moves: Driving Pin, Arm Lock, Low Blow, Low Kick, Elbow Drop, DDT, Rolling DDT, Sidewalk Slam, Walk On The Rope
Signature Move: Machine Gun (Running Knee Strike)
Big Boot
Finishing Move: ShottGun (Chokeslam)
Quotes: "I'm Number 1. The Great One, The Best One...The Excellent One."
"I am the undisputed, crown prince in the art of HARDCORE!"
Babyface
Highlights: TWF World Champion (3)
TWF Xtreme Champion
TWF King of Xtreme 2002
TWF Hardcore Champion
TWF Tag-Team Champion (2) [w. / High Voltage & Marz]

Former NCW Acting Chairman
NCW World Champion
NCW (TECW) King of Hardcore 2002

The Shott never really wanted to become a TWF Superstar, but he became one. He returned from Saudi Arabia, where he had been living for 2 years with his family in September 2000 and had a chance meeting with his school friend Marz. He told him to see his then buddy Mr. BIG and see if there was a possible place for him. His tryout match came against a person who would prove a friend and a foe in the TWF, High Voltage. HV had just entered the circuit and the tryout match was one of the best going on at BCW, then known as Brynteg Championship Wrestling. Both were signed to TWF contracts and The Shott entered the TWF as 'Underfire', a spoof of The Undertaker, which took place at a time when the TWF was full of rip-offs (who can forget Mr. BIG's Rock Impression...). He was part of a stable called Darkness Rising, with Burial-Pac, or as he would later become known - The AshTaker and The Meanie...who is still scaring people shitless, however under the guise of The Terminator.
That stable quickly split apart and he made 2 appearances as No FeaR, tagging with Mr. BIG for one of those matches, which lead to the partnership being called Team No FeaR. However, The Shott took a short leave of absense to help form TECW with Marz. The Shott had since become a 2-Time TWF World Champion and the only TECW King of Hardcore.
The Shott shocked the entire TWF roster backstage with the announcement that he would be leaving in March 2004 to go to Blackpool with his family. The ENTIRE TWF Roster was up-in-arms and when The Shott leaves, the TWF will be without one of it's shining stars.
But, The Shott did not leave until that April, instead citing family issues he liked to resolve. For a long time, it was thought if he would ever return. He did so at Summer Break V and launched himself straight back into the TWF World Championship picture.