Ringmaster was a professional wrestler for This is Wrestling, until TiW closed its doors. Ringmaster gained success in TiW. Ringmaster was given a referral to GWF by Bryan Daniels, and joined with GWF in June of 2007.

Biography[]

The Ringmaster
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Real name	Kyle Owens
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Height	5'10"
Weight	195 lbs.
Date of birth	May 15, 1983
Place of birth	Las Vegas, Nevada
Date of death
Place of death
Resides	Clearwater, Florida
Billed from	Clearwater, Florida
Trainer	Partly self-trained, also trained partly in Wrestling School
Current; federation(s)	GWF, Gate City Wrestling
Previous; federation(s)	AoW, Extreme United Wrestling, This Is Wrestling
Handled by	Kyle Owens
Win/Loss Record	{{{winloss_record}}}
Debut	Feb. 2007
Retired	{{{retired}}}

Kyle Owens was born in the suburbs of Las Vegas, Nevada. He grew up as "The Hyper Kid" in the family, consisting of his mother, father, and their 4 other children. Owens was usually less remembered in the family, due to his shy nature. He often stayed in his room by himself, watching wrestling. He grew up to idolize the men living under the bright spotlight. He grew up dreaming of his chance to join the likes of Owen Hart, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, and his many other favorite wrestlers. When Kyle started high school, he found his voice. He found a group of friends that also had the dreams that Kyle had. They eventually bought a trampoline and started their own "wrestling federation". This is when they started to analyze professional wrestling so much, they picked up "The Rules of the Trade". They started to wrestle each other on their trampoline and continued this through high school. When Kyle graduated, he was found by Erick Wilson, owner of Academy of Wrestling. Wilson admired Kyle and made him his protege. Wilson taught Kyle everything else he need to know, and gave him a spot on the AoW roster, only being 18. After his success in AoW, he had a falling out with Wilson, due to his drug and alcohol use. He married his manager Haylei Rhodes, and they had one child, named Gwen. The two kept touring independant promotions until they divorced after 2 years of matrimony. This caused Owens to go into severe depression, and also caused him to increase his alcohol use. This time of his life was dark and sad. After drinking more than 4 times over the Nevada drinking limit, Owens was rushed to the emergency room for alcohol poisoning. The medical records state that Owens flatlined twice, before he was pronounced stable. The hospital forced Owens into rehab, which he stayed in for 6 months. When he was released from rehab, he was given psychiatric evaluations. They discovered his depression and treated it. He soon was back in the real world and was not much later back in the ring. Owens debuted in EUW as The Ringmaster, to little success. He stayed there for several months, before he left the federation for TiW. He achieved great success there, and became one of the staple superstars during its short-lived life. Due to his strong success in TiW, owner Ryan Reed refered him to the mother company of TiW, GWF. Owens soon signed with GWF and made his debut on the June 22, 2007 Friday Night brawl, in a match against fellow newcomer Cor Von. He is still a wrestler with GWF. He also participates in fledgling federation Gate City Wrestling, with success.

Wrestling Information[]

Finishing moves

Freakin' Awesome Finisher (also known as the Freakin' Awesome Bump) (Corkscrew 630 Splash)
Closer To God (Top Rope Twist of Fate)

Signature Moves

Indian Deathlock
Figure Four Leg Lock
Bronco Buster
Caroselle Splash (Molly Go Round)
Monkeyflip
'Master Kick (Springboard Pele' Kick into a chair, held by the opponent (vandaminator style) )

Catchphrases

You better get ready for a poke in the eye and a kick in the nuts, cause The Ringmaster is coming to town!
The Ringmaster: Coming to a Television set near you.

Nicknames

"The Best Damn Man To Climb A Ladder (or BDMTCAL)"

Accomplishments

TiW United States Championship #1 Contender

Entrance music

The Current Entrance theme of The Ringmaster is "The Fight Song" by Marilyn Manson.