Report Last Updated - 5/06 (Spring)
Real Name - n/a
Birthdate - n/a
5'10" 186 lbs. - ???

Aliases - none

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - (GCW Dojo); Kid Kash, Tracy Smothers

Professional background - Indies(`01-), NWA-TNA(`03-`04), ROH(`04-), NWA-TNA(`05)

Groups - none

Career Highlights - n/a

Finisher(s) -
- Chemical Imbalance #2 (Double Pumphandle into Piledriver)
- Shadows Over Hell (Flying Back Splash)
- Invitro Fertilization (Candian Backbreaker into Cutter)

Favorites -
- Bizzaro Driver (Swinging Fisherman Buster)
- Panic Attack (Running Knee to head in Corner)
- Repeated Corner Lariats-Bulldog Combo
- Headbutt
- Chop

Ringwork Rating -
move set - 6
science - 3
aerial - 2
power - 7
strikes - 6

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 8
selling - 6
bumping - 6
heat - 6
carrying - 5
push - 6
potential - 7

Outlook - The American independent scene has created some fascinating characters in recent years. The shroud of kayfabe is not it once was, but some wrestlers go to great lengths to keep the image and few do it better than Delirious. If he didn't have the hood and outfit, Delirious would look and work like many indy wrestlers and probably be struggling (more than he is) to make a name for himself. Instead, he made a gimmick for himself. Wearing a wacky mask with four-foot long tassles on the back and sputtering gibberish, Delirious has become an indy favorite. He is a very sound wrestler, but his gimmick gives him that something extra. Along with guys like Jimmy Jacobs, El Generico and others, Delirious is showing that having a gimmick to go with the moves will get you much more attention.