David dominated 2005 in Georgia. He appeared for various indy Feds, but mainly for GCW and Ring of Glory. Asides from appearing for TNA nationally, he was the dominant force in GCW. David is a double threat in Singles and Tag matches. He ended the year on a high note with the GCW HWT Title. With GCW on TV again and TNA making waves nationally, 2006 could be a huge year for David.
The man of 2004, could have easily been #1 this year if it had not been for a serious shoulder injury. He recently stated at a GCW show that he plans to be back this summer. The fact that he landed #2 while missing the last 3 months of the year, shows how much respect his ability gets from voters of the TOP 50. Cross is rumored to be heading to TNA's X-divsion once he is back.
Formerly known as the wrestler Rainman, Chavis is a Internet/Smart Mark Favorite nationally. He appears for FIP, ROH, and various other Indy's natianally. He also maintains regular appearances in PWE, NWA-Anarchy, and other Georgia Indy's. Kory's ROH exposure and Anarchy work has TNA eyes watching him.
Mr. #1 was also known as King of Columbus, Mr. Columbus, and a number of other monikers this year. Siaki was a main stay in GCW. Siaki also appeared in a number of other GA indy's. Siaki made waves at the end of the year by walking away from TNA. Rumor is he has already signed with WWE, if so, then no more Indy's for Mr. Siaki.
It has been a break out year for the One Man Mafia. Adrian has dominated NWA-Anarchy as a long reigning HWT champ. Mikal has the Big League height and is working to put on the size to go with the big frame. He has had looks from WWE appearing at some RAW and Smackdown tapings.
It is baffleing as to why Onyx is not under a Full-Time contract. He was briefly in TNA as one of Jeff Jarrett's Elite guards, but since has left TNA. Onyx has one of, if not, the best body in GA Indy's and the skill to go along with it. He has been used by WWE in the past, but time will tell if he ends up in Deep South or OVW.
Hardcore. That is Tank, period. This monster has quickly become a fan favorite of death match fans. He has had stand out performances in the King of the Death match Tournaments for IWA mid-south. Tank is also one of the most feared men in Anarchy and PWE. Do not be surprized to see Tank in Japan this year for some brutal Death matches.
Jeff Lewis has the art of being a "Bad Guy" mastered. Lewis has the talent to work the crowd up without even opening his mouth. His body language is unmatched and once in the ring is considered one of the smartest guys around. The 2 -time Anarchy TV champ is not called the "Feature Presentation" for nothing. Lewis has the "IT" facter, as he has got it. 2006 promises to be a big year for Jeff.
Don't let the lack of size fool you, Slim J is one of the most intense wrestlers on the GA Indy's today. J's intsense style and abiltiy gives him the cross-over ability to compete with the Heavyweights as well as the Crusierweights. Slim is rumored to be hurt, but if he can stay healthy don't be surprized to see him pop up in TNA's X-divsion.
A strange year for Cru. Once one of the most hated guys in Indy wrestling, he crossed over everywhere he wrestled becomeing a fan favorite, a move that landed him as "Most Improved". The Most Improved label could also be aplied to his look, as he has revamped his body totally. Rumored to be in contact with WWE and TNA. If Cru continues to work on his improvements he could have a breakout year for 2006.
12. Sal Rinauro 5'8 186 lbs.
13. Iceberg 6'1 440lbs.
14. Vordell Walker 6'0 235lbs.
15. Damian Steele 6'1 225lbs.
16. Mike Foxx 6'3 245lbs
17. Jay Fury 5'10 212 lbs
18. Shadow Jackson 5'10 234lbs
19. Mike Stratus 5'11 255lbs
20. Chad Parham 6'2 208lbs
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