Lance Storm, like Chris Jericho, was trained by the great Stu Hart in the Hart Dungeon, so Storm is part of the long string of wrestlers to come out of Calgary trained by the Harts.
    Storm's initial burst of fame came from wrestling in the ECW, where he was part of two successful tag teams, one with Chris Candido and the second, known as the Impact Players, with Justin Credible. After a good run there, Storm made the jump to WCW, where he made an immediate impact, winning the US Title only months after entering.
    Storm was one of the handful of wrestlers brought over from the WCW to the WWE after Vince McMahon bought WCW. He has proven his talent by surviving the many talent cuts following the WCW/WWE merger.
    Storm is currently wrestling in the WWE and has many good years of wrestling ahead of him.

Vital Statistics:

Real Name: Lance Evers
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 232 lbs.
Hometown: Calgary, Alberta
AKA: "Tiger" Lance Storm

PWI Rankings:

Best PWI Ranking: 40 (2000)

Titles Won:

WWF Intercontinental Champion
WWF Tag Team Champion
2 Time WWF Raw Tag Team Champion
3 Time ECW Tag Team Champion
3 Time WCW US Heavyweight Champion
WCW Cruiserweight Champion
WCW Hardcore Champion
2 Time CWA Junior Heavyweight Champion
2 Time WAR Inter Japan Tag Champion
WAR Six Man Tag Champion

Chronology:

1990:
    October: Storm makes his professional debut in the CWC, wrestling Chris Jericho to a 15-minute draw. Storm begins teaming with Jericho afterwards, calling themselves Sudden Impact.

1991:
    October: Storm and Jericho tour Japan for two and a half weeks.

1993:
    May: Storm wrestles in Beirut, Lebanon for two weeks.
    Summer/Fall: Storm tours Europe with Catch Wrestling (CWA).
    July: Storm beat Hiro Tenzan for the CWA Junior Heavyweight Title.
    November: Tenzan beat Storm for the CWA Title. Storm regains the title later in the month.
    Winter: Storm vacates the CWA Title when he leaves the area.

1994:
    Storm and Jericho re-united in Jim Cornette's Smokey Valley Wrestling as the Thrillseekers.

1995:
    September: Storm travels back to Germany for a CWA Tournament.
    December: Storm begins a long period of work with WAR in Japan.

1996:
    March: Storm teams with Yuji Yasuraoka to win the WAR Junior Heavyweight Tag Titles from Gedo and Chris Jericho.
    July: Storm and Yasuraoka lose the titles to Jushin Liger and El Samurai.
    Storm, Kouki Kitahara and Nobutaka Araya beat Mitsuharu Kitao, Nobukazu Hirai and Tommy Dreamer in a final for the WAR 6-Man Tag Titles.
    October: Mitsuharu Kitao, Nobukazu Hirai and Masaaki Mochizuki beat Storm, Kitahara and Araya for the 6-Man titles.
    November: Storm and Yasuraoka regain the WAR Tag Titles from Jushin Liger and El Samurai.

1997:
    February: Storm and Yasuraoka lose the WAR Titles to Masaki Mochizuki and Battlanger.
    Storm enters ECW.
    April: Storm loses to Rob Van Dam at Barely Legal
    November: Storm and Candido beat Tommy Rogers and Jerry Lynn at November to Remember.
    December: Storm and Chris Candido win the ECW Tag Titles from Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon.

1998:
    March: Storm and Al Snow beat Chris Candido and Shane Douglas at Living Dangerously.
    May: Storm loses to Candido at Heatwave.
    June: Storm and Candido lose the Tag Titles to Rob Van Dam and Sabu.
    August: Storm and Candido beat Balls Mahoney and Axl Rotten at Wrestlepalooza.
    Dawn Marie begins managing Storm.
    November: Storm beats Jerry Lynn at November to Remember.

1999:
    January: Storm loses to Rob Van Dam at Guilty as Charged.
    March: Storm and Justin Credible lose to Shane Douglas and Tommy Dreamer at Living Dangerously
    May: Storm beats Tommy Dreamer at Hardcore Heaven.
    July: Storm and Credible lose to Rob Van Dam and Jerry Lynn at Heatwave.
    September: Storm beats Jerry Lynn at Anarchy Rulz.

2000:
    January: Storm and Credible beat Raven and Tommy Dreamer for the ECW Tag Titles at Guilty as Charged.
    February: Storm and Credible lose the titles to Masato Tanaka and Tommy Dreamer.
    March: Storm and Credible regain the titles from Mike Awesome and Raven at Living Dangerously. Tommy Dreamer and Masato Tanaka were also involved in this match.
    May: Storm loses to Justin Credible at Hardcore Heaven.
    Summer: Storm enters WCW.
    July: Storm beats Lt. Loco for the WCW Cruiserweight Title.
    Storm beats Big Vito for the WCW Hardcore Title.
    August: Storm and Credible lose the Tag Titles to Mikey Whipwreck and Yoshihiro Tajiri.
    Storm beats Mike Awesome in an 8-man tournament to win the WCW US Heavyweight Title. He quickly renames it the Canadian Heavyweight Title and forms Team Canada with Elix Skipper and Carl Oulette. Storm gives the Cruiserweight Title to Skipper and the Hardcore Title to Oulette.
    September: Storm loses the US Title to Terry Funk, but regains it a day later.
    October: Storm loses the US Title to Gen. Rection.
    November: Storm regains the US Title from Gen. Rection, thanks to Major Gunns, who joins Team Canada. Storm loses the title back to Rection two weeks later.

2001:
    May: Storm becomes the first WCW star to invade the WWF, interfering in a match on Raw.
    July: Storm teams with Mike Awesome at the Invasion PPV, losing to Edge and Christian.
    Storm beats Albert for the WWF Intercontinental Title.
    August: Storm loses the Intercontinental title to Edge at Summerslam.
    September: Storm teams with Hurricane at Unforgiven in a four-way tag team match won by the Dudley Boys. The other teams involved were The Big Show and Spike Dudley and The Hardys.
    November: Storm and the Hurricane lose to the Hardys at No Mercy.
    Storm and Justin Credible lose to Billy Gunn and Chuck Palumbo at the UK only PPV Rebellion.

2002:
    Winter: Storm is on hiatus due to the Invasion storyline.
    April: Storm is assigned to the Smackdown brand in the brand extension storyline.
    July: Storm and Christian win the WWE Tag Team Titles from Edge and Hulk Hogan at the Vengeance PPV.
    August: Storm and Christian jump brands from Smackdown to Raw, bringing the tag team titles with them.
    Storm forms the Un-Americans with Christian, Test and William Regal.
    Storm and Christian beat Booker T and Goldust at Summerslam.
    September: Storm, Christian, William Regal and Test lose to Booker T, Bubba Ray Dudley, Goldust and Kane at the Survivor Series,
    Storm and Christian lose the Tag Team Titles to Kane and the Hurricane
    November: The Un-Americans break up. Storm begins teaming with William Regal.
    December: Storm and William Regal lose a four-way match to Booker T and Goldust at Armageddon. Chris Jericho and Christian and the Dudley Boys were also involved in the match.

2003:
    January: Storm and Regal beat Booker T and Goldust for the Raw Tag Team Titles. They lose them to the Dudley Boys two weeks later, but regain them a day after.
    March: Cheif Sean Morley names himself as Lance Storm's tag team partner and title co-holder after William Regal is sidelined with an injury.
    Storm and Morley beat Kane and Rob Van Dam on the Sunday Night Heat just prior to Wrestlemania XIX.
    April: Storm and Morley lose the Tag Team Titles to Kane and Rob Van Dam.
 

Links:

Lance Storm's Official Website: www.stormwrestling.com
Lance Storm's Slam Wrestling Page: www.canoe.ca/SlamWrestlingStorm/home.html