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| Hometown: Brooklyn Weight: 165 The Phrase: "If you got the sack, come on out from the back!" Finishers: Diabolical Death Drop and Four-Track Faceplant Titles Held: CFWA Tag Team Titles (3: 11/19/99, 2/25/00, 3/2/01) |
| Chuck T. debuted in the CFWA at No Remorse in November, 1999 as a member of Sweet Daddy' O Joe Perry's Top Notch stable. Perry awarded Chuck and "Buck and Change" Ryan Perry the inaugural CFWA Tag Team Titles as a reward for their loyalty, but they were defeated that night by Torturous Tony Sly. Chuck settled into commentating with his "partner in crime" K-9. However, by February, 2000, K-9 and Chuck T. had formed the tag team Citizen Pain, joined Torturous Tony Sly to form the Insubordination stable, and defeated Flex Appeal (Ian McMurphy and "Beautiful" Brent Filmore) to win the CFWA Tag Team Titles. However, a rift developed within Citizen Pain and Insubordination and by Excessive Force in April, 2000, K-9 and Taylor were feuding. Their second match at Excessive Force was the federation's one and only Loser Leaves Town Dog Collar Match and it resulted in K-9's departure from the federation after Chuck T. pulled off a narrow victory. Thereafter, Chuck left the federation to pursue other projects, but returned to commentate in November, 2000 and made his return to the ring the next month at Hardcore Holi-Daze when he teamed with former running buddy Tony Sly to do battle with Flex Appeal 2001. Flex Appeal 2001 brought K-9 back and reinstated him at New Year's Revolution in January, 2001 and he cost The Diabolical Chuck Taylor a match against CFWA Heavyweight Champion The "Real Deal" Dean Collins. However, after Chuck T. defeated K-9 in a brutal Waterloo Street Fight at Extreme Retribution in February, 2001, Citizen Pain and Insubordination reformed in order to rid the CFWA of Flex Appeal 2001's fascism. One month later, Citizen Pain became two-time CFWA Tag Team Champions. Unfortunately, Flex Appeal 2001's Commissioner "Attitude" Chris Ryan forced K-9 and Chuck T. to battle each other one last time in a Loser Leaves Town Match at Reckless Abandon in April, 2001 after not defending their titles. K-9 came out on top in one of the most brutal matches that the CFWA has ever seen and The Diabolical Chuck Taylor was forced to leave the CFWA. |