Jay Scott

Jay Scott (Born November 11, 1996) is a professional wrestler in CWL signed to the Nemesis brand, and is a former member of Starjammer LLC. He has also worked in Chaotic Wrestling, Prime Time Pro Wrestling, Lucha Libre AAA, XWA, AVW and PBW, Wildfire, and MWWA. He is a former CWL Tag Team Champion and CWL YouTube Champion.

## Early Life and Training

Scott was born in Bethesda, MD in 1996 where he spent his childhood, but in his second year of high school, his family moved to Washington, DC. Immediately after the move, he began training to become a professional wrestler at Prime Time Pro Wrestling, making his debut in PTPW in 2015. After moving for Boston to attend college, Scott continued to train at Killer Kowalski's wrestling school until 2018, when after a large contribution from Scott's family, TJ Wilson took on Scott as a student in the Hart Dungeon, training Scott in his family's famous technical style.

## Prime Time Pro Wrestling (2015-2017)

After several months of training, Scott debuted in Prime Time Pro Wrestling in mid-2015, where he lost his first match against former Lucha Underground Trios Champion Matt Cross, who made a brief appearance in the promotion. The match was brief, with Scott only managing to hit a running hurricanrana and a dragon suplex before Cross fired back with a Japanese-style arm drag and a corkscrew 450 splash to pin Scott for the victory. Scott and Cross shook hands after the match.

### Three Deadly Venoms

A few months after his debut, Scott began to associate with fellow newcomers to PTPW, Karl Stone and Dave Graves. The three formed a faction known as the Three Deadly Venoms, vowing to upset the foundations of PTPW, with Scott rechristening himself as "The Scorpion". While the three had very different backgrounds and styles (Stone specializing in lucha libre, Graves focusing on strikes, and Scott opting for a more traditional and technical approach), the three became fast friends as well as teammates. Despite this, the group struggled under Scott's leadership, and they were unsuccessful in their initial quest for PTPW gold.

Scott challenged PTPW World Champion Lio Rush for his title in an unexpectedly competitive match. After a few minutes of trading holds, Rush began to overwhelm Scott with his high-speed offense, but was caught with a thunderous spinebuster followed by a cross-legged michinoku driver. Rush managed to kick out, reversing a second driver attempt into a double underhook facebuster. Rush then tried to land a springboard moonsault to finish the match, but Scott managed to sidestep and lock in the cloverleaf. The hold was broken when Rush reached the ring ropes, and after an enzuguri and a Dragon's Call, Rush retained his championship. Stone and Graves were similarly unsuccessful in their chase for the PTPW Tag Team Championship in their match against The Hell Cats.

### Change in Leadership

Stone and Graves quickly became frustrated with their lack of success, and leadership of the group was contested in a Triple Threat Match, which Stone won. The revitalized Venoms swept through the ranks of Prime Time Pro Wrestling, with Scott and Graves winning the PTPW Tag Team Championship at 2016's *Grappitol City* and Stone winning the PTPW 51st State Championship at *Ignition* of the same year, though the group was unable to capture the PTPW World Championship.

Their collective reign was short lived, with all three members of the group losing their titles at 2017's *Really Badd Blood*, the first PTPW event of that year. This setback was too much for the group to overcome, the Venoms splintered after this loss, with Scott leaving for Boston to attend Harvard University less than a month later.

## Chaotic Wrestling (2017-2019)

Almost immediately after arriving in Boston, Scott made his Chaotic Wrestling debut, challenging CW New England Champion Christian Casanova in an unsuccessful effort to unseat the reigning champion. Scott won a series of other matches in the months following, but his rise to Chaotic Wrestling prominence was disrupted by the arrival of his old tag team partner, Dave Graves, in Chaotic in May of 2017.

### Feud with Dave Graves

Graves defeated the newly-crowned Josh Briggs for his CW New England Championship, becoming a champion in record time for Chaotic, and flashing the Three Deadly Venoms hand sign after the match. This infuriated Scott, who attacked Graves during his championship celebration, nailing him with his signature Starjammer as the champion addressed the audience.

A two out of three falls match was set between the two for 2017's *Breaking Point*, in which not only did Scott lose after two consecutive pinfalls, he was also put on the shelf with a concussion after being hit with Graves' Powderkeg Kick.

After graduating from the Hart Dungeon, Scott made his return to the ring a few months later. He attempted to reconcile with Graves, but was knocked clean out by a Big Iron from a newly-villainous Graves. This reignited their rivalry in the form of two critically-lauded matches, one of which saw Scott winning an Unsanctioned Match against Graves with the debut of a new signature move, the Victory Road. Due to the nature of the stipulation, the championship was not on the line, so Graves remained champion. In their second match, Graves won after hitting Scott with the Big Iron, retaining his championship and preventing Scott from challenging for the title for the duration of Graves' championship reign.

Barred from competing for the New England Championship, Scott partnered with Tyree Taylor to form The Millennium Men. While initially unsuccessful in tag team competition, the team rallied and accrued a moderately successful tag team record. Eventually, Scott decided to depart the promotion and go to Mexico.

## Lucha Libre AAA (2019-2020)

Scott made his debut in AAA in late 2019, winning and losing several matches while infuriating Mexican fans by complaining about the "unbearable heat and even more unbearable music". Despite two challenges for the AAA Mega Championship against reigning champion Fénix during 2019, he was unable to capture the title.

Aside from these title challenges, Scott's time in AAA was largely unremarkable, except for an encounter with former faction-mate and lucha libre specialist Karl Stone, who was also the reigning AAA Latin American Champion at the time, in a hotly anticipated match at 2019's *Triplemania*. A few months after this, Scott announced his signing to CWL, and departed Mexico to return to the United States.

## XWA (2020-2022)

Jay Scott made his XWA debut as a part of a new tag team, The 100, alongside Drake Harrison. They competed against DOA in their first contest, but lost. In their second match, facing off against the XWA World Champion, Cristi, and the number one contender, Morgan House, The 100 was much more successful, picking up a victory against their opponents after hitting The 100 Percent Splash and securing themselves a tag team title opportunity against the champions, The Storm. At Race for the Gold, the titles were contested in a triple threat tag match between The 100, The Militia, and reigning champions, The Storm. The Storm managed to retain the titles. Despite the almost universal fan hatred of Scott in most promotions he wrestles in, XWA fans have seemingly taken a liking to Scott, perhaps due to his pairing with perennial fan favorite Harrison. At the Xtreme Awards, The 100 competed for the tag titles again in a traditional tag team match against The Storm, winning them at the company's final event.

At XWA's revival event, XWA: The Last Stand, Scott and Harrison successfully defended their XWA Tag Team Championship against The Militia and former champions The Storm in a grueling match. By the end of the match, every competitor was soaked in blood, true to the hardcore spirit of the XWA. At the end of the match, Scott locked in a high angle Boston Crab on Jay Strickland to score a submission victory and cement The 100 as the final XWA Tag Team Champions.

When XWA announced its plans to revive for a second season, Scott left the promotion due to Harrison's retirement, vacating the Tag Team Championship.

## All Violence Wrestling and Point Blank Wrestling (2020-2022)

Jay Scott wrestled a few matches in AVW, winning some and losing some, but after one AVW show, fans began to notice a change in Scott's wrestling style when he was on AVW shows. This was brought to Scott's attention after he won the Chaos Championship in AVW and he was baffled, claiming that he had only wrestled three matches in AVW. This imposter held the Chaos Championship at the time, but after Jay Scott announced his plans to confront this man and defeat him, the imposter disappeared from AVW.

Scott returned to the twin promotions, but now found himself on the PBW brand, once again competing alongside Drake Harrison as The 100. Their first tag team match against The Lancers ended in a loss. After losing to Culture Inc, the match was deemed astounding enough to warrant a rematch, this time for the #1 contendership for the PBW Tag Team Championship. Winning the rematch and becoming the number one contenders, The 100 prepared to challenge for the Tag Team Championship. They were not successful in their effort.

After Harrison's retirement, Scott returned to singles competition. His first match was against frequent nemesis Matty Mire in a qualifying match for a PBW World Championship ladder match at War of Attrition. Scott managed to win the match after several close calls, pinning Mire to advance to the ladder match. Scott was unable to capture the PBW World Championship and left PBW. At Defy the Gods, Scott returned to defeat Jacob Nitro and become the AVW Chaos Championship for his first reign.

After winning the championship, Scott called out the man who had impersonated him when winning the Chaos Championship previously. Right before a scheduled match against Gretery, Scott was attacked by his impersonator, "Jay Scott". A match between the two was scheduled for Cutting Edge, with the AVW Chaos Championship on the line.

## Wildfire Pro Wrestling (2020-2022)

Jay Scott has made a few singles appearances in Wildfire Pro Wrestling, with only his match against Rico Fuego at Last Stand ending in victory. Scott and Drake Harrison announced that they plan to bring The 100 to Wildfire, challenging The Warboys at Blacklist 3.1 in a winning effort after smashing Krom with the 100 Percent Splash. At Blacklist: Burning Sun, The 100 defeated The American Dreamboats in a TLC match for the Blacklist Tag Team Championship. The 100 were forced to vacate the championship after Drake Harrison retired from wrestling, with Scott also opting to leave the promotion due to his partner's retirement.

## MWWA and TNT (2021-Present)

Scott began competing in MWWA alongside longtime tag team partner Drake Harrison, quickly starting a rivalry against The Closest Thing to Heaven after their unsuccessful debut against McCloud and St. James, with Scott being on the receiving end of back-to-back pinfalls. In their second match against The Closest Thing to Heaven, The 100 scored a victory. The stakes for the rubber match were increased when it was announced that the winners would become the inaugural MWWA Tag Team Champions. The 100 were victorious after St. James caused a disqualification by using brass knuckles during the match. After the match, Scott declared his intentions to extend their rivalry to a best of 5 series, with the championship on the line. In their fourth match against each other, The 100 were victorious in a No Holds Barred match against The Closest Thing to Heaven, retaining their championship and ending the rivalry.

Soon afterwards, The Order (a different team from the legendary CWL stable) defeated The 100 in a non-title match. While Scott was able to score a victory over one member of the team in a singles match, The 100 decided that their tag team loss required them to put their tag titles on the line in a rematch against The Order. In the heated rematch, The 100 retained their championship when Drake Harrison hit Lance Porter with a Red Wing Knee to score the pinfall. When their next contenders, Death Comes Early, were named, the 100 began preparing to face them. After Jay Scott tapped out Deam Soulman, The 100 were given the opportunity to name the stipulation for their upcoming title match. The 100 decided on a submission match due to the submission victory they had already scored over one member of Death Comes Early.

After dominating most of MWWA's tag team division, management decided that it was time for the stakes to be raised. The 100 were placed in an elimination match against both The Closest Thing To Heaven and One Fall. The 100 managed to pull out a victory, retaining their championship for the fourth time. On the MWWA and PGW cross-brand event, Jay Scott and Drake Harrison wrestled the PGW tag team champions, Opposites Attract, in a 15 minute Iron Man match. The match started with both teams on relatively even footing, with each team scoring two falls, but as the match progressed, The 100 managed to pull ahead, scoring three falls and giving Opposites Attract their first tag team loss.

After beating Opposites Attract on another show, The 100 turned their attention to the last team they had yet to beat, Legado De Lucha. Challenging them to a championship match, The 100 scored a quick victory off of Drake Harrison's Single Bound, completing their sweep of the division.

Later, The 100 sought to defend their championship against BlacKing, and suffered their first loss in a very long time along with the loss of their championship.

After Drake Harrison's retirement, Jay Scott announced a partnership with his long-time wresting idol, Noah Kekoa. The two planned to begin competing in tag team action under the name NFTeam, planning to introduce all of MWWA to their love of cryptocurrency and the blockchain. NFTeam were successful in their first match against Southern Grit with Kekoa picking up the win with a Hawaiian Drop. Scott was selected as the singles representative in the triple threat match before the championship tournament finals. Scott managed to pin Warsaw Joseph after a massive Atom Smasher and "Playboy" Gary Sloane after two massive Victory Roads from the middle rope.

At Heartland Havoc, Kekoa and Scott managed to avoid elimination for the entire match, picking up the final submission on Warsaw Joseph along with the MWWA Tag Team Championship. The team's first reign was quickly ended in a chaotic triple threat tables tag match, where both Kekoa and Scott were eliminated by other competitors in the match, leading to Southern Grit winning the championship.

Scott and Kekoa moved to TNT and participated in a tornado elimination match to crown the new TNT Tag Team Championships against Southern Grit, Paradise Lost, and BCV. NFTeam won the match, being crowned as TNT Tag Team Champions. Despite a relatively dominant performance, Scott and Kekoa experienced some miscommunication at key moments in the match, nearly costing them the victory. Challenging the Mountain Men at TNT 1.3 in a ladder match, Scott asked Kekoa to stop Mountain Sam from unhooking the championships, but Kekoa refused, costing NFTeam the championship. Scott was attacked backstage by Kekoa, and a No DQ match was scheduled between the two for Music City Mayhem.

## Super-Pro Championship Wrestling and United States of Wrestling (2022-Present)

Scott announced his participation in Super-Pro for their upcoming events along with his joint announcement that he and Dirty Dango would be joining forces under the NFTeam name in USW. At Jay Scott's Tantalizing Tag Team Tumult, a gauntlet match to crown the first USW World Tag Team Champions featured Scott and Dango as the first team. After defeating Los Magos and The Highwaymen, NFTeam was defeated by Main Eventer Syndrome who went on to win the gauntlet and the Tag Team Championship.

In the Aztec Royale at Super-Pro 20, Scott made it to the final two, facing off against DMT Classico, but ultimately being pinned by the luchador.

## CWL (2020-2022)

Scott made his CWL debut on Nemesis 4.6, losing his debut match to Connor Gates. His CWL pay-per-view debut was at Shadowbanned 4.8, where he lost to accomplished luchador FJA. Scott picked up his first CWL win against Jude Morgan at Nemesis 4.10. During this period, Nemesis General Manager Tommy Hazard and other members of CWL management requested that Scott take a commentary position in addition to his position as an in-ring competitor. Scott was the second CWL commentator to commentate for Genesis, Vindication, and Nemesis in one week. Scott has said that his commentary work has been lauded as "visionary" and "revolutionary". When questioned about Scott's claims, the CWL Chairman said that Scott is "fine, I guess".

### Starjammer LLC

The group was formed when Jay Scott announced to the CWL that he was looking for a group of highly motivated and highly capable individuals looking to make their fortunes in the CWL. Soon after beginning commentary duties on all three CWL brands, Scott announced the formation of a new group in CWL that he called "Starjammer LLC". In the following two weeks, Scott recruited Rodrigo Del Gaiso from Nemesis and Toxicette from Genesis. Toxicette was recruited to serve as Starjammer LLC's representative in the women's division, and Del Gaiso was scouted due to his impressive performances against Dr. Wrestling Jr. At Vindication 4.13, a week after winning the Vindication Heavyweight Championship at Gold In The Bank, Michael Young announced that he was joining Starjammer LLC, making Starjammer LLC the first faction in CWL history to exist across all three brands, as well as being the first CWL faction to recruit a reigning champion. On Nemesis 4.13, Jay Scott and Rodrigo Del Gaiso decided to pursue the tag team championship, winning their first tag match together against Anarchy Inc. A week later, Toxicette successfully challenged Valkyrie for her Queen of Genesis Championship, capturing the group's first piece of Genesis gold. Toxicette was later fired by Scott, who cited a "lack of ambition" on the part of the former Queen of Genesis. Before 4.21, Scott announced at a press conference that Yui Nishimura had joined Starjammer LLC, claiming that she was to be the group's final member, which was later proved to be untrue when at Vindication 4.25, Jack Thunderheart called out Michael Young, but was ambushed by Pistolero, who revealed that he had joined Starjammer LLC, safeguarding Michael Young's championship.

#### **A Wild Card**

After Ryan Quinn declared his intention to join Starjammer LLC on Nemesis 4.13, Jay Scott dismissed the notion, claiming that Quinn no longer had what it took to run with a group like Starjammer LLC. However, after Quinn was able to defeat Rodrigo Del Gaiso in singles competition, Jay Scott said that if Quinn could defeat the team of Del Gaiso and Scott with a partner of his choice at Nemesis 4.15, he would be permitted to join Starjammer LLC. Quinn selected Jude Morgan as his partner, but Morgan was attacked by backstage by Del Gaiso before the match, making the contest a handicap match between Ryan Quinn and Starjammer LLC. Quinn was defeated, but Scott announced that Quinn still had what it took, that he had "a spark of greatness", and Quinn was given a provisional Starjammer LLC contract.

On Nemesis 4.17, Quinn and Scott tagged together against the War Boys in a losing effort, and in the aftermath, Rodrigo Del Gaiso rushed down to the ring to help Scott beat down the War Boys. As the two tried to carry out their cowardly assault, they were stopped by Quinn, who tried to get Scott to leave the War Boys alone. The next week at Nemesis 4.18, Quinn announced that he had made the wrong choice by joining Starjammer LLC and wanted to terminate his provisional contract. Jay accepted his request, but only under the condition that Quinn face Rodrigo Del Gaiso in a submission match at Merry Mayhem. Quinn and Del Gaiso faced off in that match, with Del Gaiso emerging as the victor, much to the delight of Scott.

#### **Broken Dreamboats**

On Christmas Eve in 2020, Jay Scott encountered Matthew Ramirez after Ramirez had been kicked out of Jake Eagle's holiday party, soon after the Dreamboats had lost the CWL Tag Team Championship. Scott took advantage of Ramirez's misfortune, and manipulated him into dissolving the Dreamboats. He created a contract (with the consent of CWL management) that would give Ramirez a Twitch Championship match, but at the cost of permanently disbanding the Dreamboats, which Ramirez signed at Nemesis 4.23. Jake Eagle was infuriated by this, and challenged any member of Starjammer LLC to a match at Global Warning, which Rodrigo Del Gaiso accepted. The match lasted just under a minute and ended in a disqualification win for Eagle, who was attacked by Scott after Del Gaiso threw Eagle over the ropes into the ringside area. After the bell rang, both Del Gaiso and Scott viciously beat Eagle with a baseball bat, sending him to the hospital for further evaluation, though he suffered only minor injuries. Eagle returned two weeks later, attacking Del Gaiso after the latter's victory against Alex Perez and issued a challenge to the duo for the Nemesis Supershow 4.27. Scott and Del Gaiso accepted the challenge, believing that the contract Ramirez signed would prevent him from participating in the match and that Eagle would be forced to find a new tag team partner on the night, but the Chairman overrode the contract and allowed Ramirez to partner with Eagle. The Dreamboats rekindled their friendship and reunited as a tag team, defeating Starjammer LLC and breaking their short undefeated streak.

#### **Money Drip Crew**

On Nemesis 4.13, Jay Scott and Rodrigo Del Gaiso teamed together for the first time against the team of Jacob Nitro and Stark Shields, picking up a victory. After the show, Scott tweeted that he and Del Gaiso intended to build up their tag team record together to possibly challenge for the CWL Tag Team Championship. At Nemesis 4.15, Del Gaiso and Scott defeated Ryan Quinn in a handicap match, technically bringing their tag team record to an undefeated 2-0, which was frequently mentioned by Scott. However, the team suffered their first defeat at the hands of the reunited American Dreamboats, a loss that Scott refuses to acknowledge, insisting that the team was still undefeated, as according to the contract Ramirez had previously signed, he technically should have not been allowed to participate in the match.

#### **Flying into Battle Lines 4**

In the wake of their loss to the American Dreamboats, Scott was furious at the Chairman for voiding the contract. He unleashed a verbal tirade on the Chairman and the rest of CWL leadership at Nemesis 4.29, challenging him to put them against any tag team in a match at Battle Lines. During the next week, the Chairman released a response on social media, accepting the challenge and saying that he already knew what team he was going to pick. At Nemesis 4.31, it was revealed that ROW veterans Zack Mason and Warren Johnson, collectively known as Fly Def, would be representing the Chairman at Battle Lines. The match at Battle Lines was competitive and hard-fought, but ended in a submission loss for Del Gaiso and Scott. Scott insisted afterwards that because Fly Def is not a registered CWL team, the match should not count towards their record, a request that was ignored by CWL management.

#### **Claiming the Gold**

    After Battle Lines 4, Jay Scott and Jacob Nitro got into an argument on social media, resulting in a singles match being organized between the two of them for Nemesis 4.34. Prior to the match, Scott revealed that he had convinced CWL management to not only give him the singles match with Nitro, but also organized a match for the CWL Tag Team Championship at Titan Clash. In their singles contest, Scott came out on top, pinning Nitro with a Victory Road from the top rope. Just two weeks before Titan Clash, Nitro's tag team partner and fellow champion left CWL, leaving him scrambling for a replacement. At the event, it was revealed that he had selected his former brother in The Disciples, Bryan Adams. Despite this significant hurdle, Scott and Del Gaiso triumphed over the new Anarchy Inc, winning the tag team championship. On the next episode of Nemesis, Nitro attempted to redeem his rematch clause that he had earned due to his three successful defenses of the titles to get a match at Supremacy 4, but Scott pointed out that Nitro's defenses had been with a previous partner, not Bryan Adams. Due to this discrepancy, Scott demanded that Jacob Nitro convince Alex Perez to give Rodrigo Del Gaiso a shot at the Nemesis Heavyweight Championship on a future episode of Nemesis. Perez agreed to give Del Gaiso the shot, but at Supremacy, meaning that Del Gaiso would have to wrestle two matches in one night. Scott, desperate to avoid this, was approached by Raymondo. The former dictator of Guatemala offered him a solution in the form of a six-man winner-take-all match at Supremacy with both titles on the line, with Raymondo as the third man for Scott and Del Gaiso's team. Scott accepted the offer, and the match was made official. In the match itself, Scott and Del Gaiso retained their tag team championship, and Del Gaiso won the Nemesis Heavyweight Championship. At the next pay-per-view, Jailbreak, Scott and Del Gaiso defended their tag team titles against the Broken Standard, the team of Edward Bronson and Bruhbble, where they lost their championship after Scott passed out in the Bloke Breaker.

#### **EndGame 4**

At Nemesis 4.45, Connor Gates announced that he would use Tora Khan's Battle for Supremacy title opportunity to challenge for Rodrigo Del Gaiso's Nemesis Heavyweight Championship at EndGame 4. Scott interrupted Gates, declaring that Del Gaiso would defeat him and challenging him to a match at Nemesis 4.46, which Gates accepted. Scott won the match with the Gordian Knot, surprising many, and Gates was ambushed by Rodrigo Del Gaiso after the match. Gates was able to fend off the attack and escaped. The next week, Scott hosted a contract signing for Gates' match at EndGame, which ended with Gates putting Scott through a table. At EndGame, Del Gaiso and Gates had a hard-fought match, which ended with Gates winning after a Code Bled, and capturing the Nemesis Heavyweight Championship.

#### **Starjammer "United"**

On the first Nemesis of Season 5, Pistolero appeared with the YouTube Championship, with Jay Scott confirming on commentary that Pistolero had officially switched brands and brought the championship with him. Scott claimed that Starjammer LLC would be unstoppable now that they had every male member of the group on the Nemesis roster. Dave Graves disagreed with this assertion and challenged Pistolero for the YouTube Championship. Graves and Scott met in the middle of the ring on Nemesis 5.2 to discuss the match, deciding that it would happen at Exiled, but Graves was not satisfied with this and requested an additional match on Nemesis 5.3 against Scott, to which Scott reluctantly agreed. After relentless training throughout the week, Scott managed to win the match, leeching some momentum from Graves before he challenged for the title. Despite Scott's victory, Graves was able to defeat Pistolero at Exiled, winning the YouTube Championship and becoming the first member of the Three Deadly Venoms to hold singles gold on either Vindication or Nemesis. After the show's main event, Jay Scott was attacked at the commentary table by a returning Michael Young, who powerbombed Scott through the table before celebrating in the ring to end the show.

After a heated exchange of words between Young and Scott on Nemesis 5.5, Scott declared "open season" on his former faction member. On Nemesis 5.6, Pistolero attacked Michael Young after his match with Kyro, but opted not to hit the Cruiserweight Killer, despite being in prime position for it. The next week on Nemesis 5.7, Michael Young came to the ring for a match, but Scott ambushed him with Pistolero at his side. Scott beat down Young, but when ordered to participate, Pistolero turned on Scott. Outnumbered, Scott fled the ring as Young and Pistolero reformed the Highwaymen, breaking away from Starjammer LLC. On Nemesis 5.9, Pistolero announced that he and Michael Young would be facing the Money Drip Crew at Gold in the Bank. As an act of retribution, Jay Scott attacked Selena Adams, a friend of Young's, during a confrontation between her and Yui Nishimura. Prior to their tag team match at Gold in the Bank, Pistolero faced off against Scott in a singles match, crushing Scott with the CWK after a dominant showing. In their highly-anticipated tag team match, The Highwaymen were able to get the victory after a brutal clash between the four former teammates, with Pistolero putting down Rodrigo Del Gaiso with a CWK.

On Nemesis 5.13, Michael Young celebrated his victory over Scott, but Scott interrupted. After a brief argument, the two agreed to a singles match at Zero Hour. If Michael Young won, Starjammer LLC would be forced to disband. If Scott won, Young would be forced to retire. To make things even more chaotic, the match was to be decided under End of the Line rules, meaning that the match would be 2/3 falls and there would be no disqualifications. In an attempt to prevent Pistolero from accompanying Michael Young to Zero Hour, Jay Scott ordered Rodrigo Del Gaiso to attack Pistolero after a match, injuring his neck with a chair. Evening the odds, Michael Young battered Del Gaiso in a similar attack the next week, meaning that neither man would have any ringside assistance during the match. In the match, Michael Young picked up back-to-back pinfalls, winning the contest and forcing Starjammer LLC to disband.

### A New Chapter

With Starjammer LLC disbanded, Scott was left directionless. Agonizing over his loss to Young, he began to reflect on the many mistakes he had made as both a wrestler and a person. He made significant changes to his life after realizing the extent of the harm that his actions had caused. Returning on Nemesis 5.21, Scott announced his intentions to redeem himself and hold others accountable for their actions. At Nemesis 5.22, Jay Scott challenged Kieran Malakai, defeating him successfully after debuting his new finisher, the Atom Smasher.

Scott eased back his in-ring and commentary commitments to CWL to focus on his nonprofit work, but attempted to send a message that he was just as ring-ready as ever by challenging Alex Clark to a match at Nemesis 5.27. While the match was very competitive, Scott ended up tapping out to a Blackout. In an attempt to bounce back from the loss, Scott asked for a match with his former rival Matthew Ramirez, now rechristened as "Matty Mire" at Verdict. After a short but fierce match, Scott sealed the victory with an avalanche Road to Redemption.

The following week on Nemesis 5.29, three shows before the much-anticipated Battle Lines 5, Scott had a match with former Nemesis Heavyweight Champion Golden Mask, defeating him soundly in a short match.

#### The Friendly Wager

Backstage at Nemesis 5.27, Scott encountered CWL veteran Ebak. The two disagreed on which brand was better between Vindication and Nemesis and agreed to a wager. Recruiting three members from each roster to compete in challenges of strength, speed, and charisma, they sought to determine which roster was superior without falling back on in-ring competition.

The strength contest happened first, pitting Nemesis' Samuel Black against Vindication's Ricky Valentine in an arm-wrestling contest. The match was closely contested, but Samuel Black managed to win. The following contest, testing speed, saw Nemesis' Dr. Wrestling Jr. challenge Vindication's The 13 in an obstacle course which The 13 won after disabling the doctor with a low blow, tying the two brands at 1-1. The final contest was intended to be a promo contest on Vindication 5.31 between Xander Woods and Johnny Gemini, but Chris Princess attacked Woods and took his spot, causing the promo battle to be ruled a "no contest". With no other recourse, Ebak and Scott decided to settle the wager at Battle Lines in a 4v4 elimination tag match. The match was brutal, with constant offense going on in and out of the ring. Though the Nemesis team suffered an early disadvantage with Johnny Gemini and Dr. Wrestling Jr. being eliminated after only eliminating Chris Princess on the Vindication side, Scott managed to submit Ebak and pin Ricky Valentine before Samuel Black pinned The 13, leading to a Nemesis victory.

#### The Supremacy Cup

Before Nemesis 5.33, Jay Scott announced his intentions to compete in the Supremacy Cup, an extremely grueling round robin tournament. In the first week of the tournament, Scott was slated to face Matty Mire, the man formerly known as Matthew Ramirez. Despite entering into the tournament with much confidence due to his performance at Battle Lines, Scott was anxious about facing Mire, especially considering his past with the former American Dreamboat. There were several moments in the match where Scott hesitated but eventually managed to tap him out with the Gordian Stretch after surviving back to back Heat of the Moment neckbreakers. The next week, on Nemesis 5.34, Scott scored a very dominant victory over Seth Dallas, pinning the "Chopper" with a thunderous Atom Smasher, tying for first place with Chris Edwards in the Nemesis block at the conclusion of round two.

On Nemesis 5.37, Scott was set to face off against Alex Clark, but the match was interrupted before it began by Matty Mire, who was dressed as Jay Scott during his time as The Starjammer. When the match was able to begin properly, Scott was thrown off his game and eventually tapped out to Alex Clark, breaking his short streak in the cup. Scott then suffered two more close losses against Tony Samuels and Chris Edwards, ending his run with a 2-3 record, leaving him unable to progress in to the finals.

Scott and Mire agreed to a First Blood match at Nemesis 5.41 to settle their differences once and for all, which Mire won after an extended battle between the two.

#### Championship Aspirations

At Jailbreak 5, Scott intervened when Evildead attacked Alex Clark after their match for the YouTube Championship. Both Scott and the new YouTube Champion challenged Evildead to a match, which resulted in a tag team match being organized for Nemesis 5.46, with Scott and Clark against Evildead and a mystery partner. That partner was revealed to be Matty Mire, a longtime rival of both Scott and Clark. Scott and Clark won the match, but Evildead attacked Mire afterwards. At the next Nemesis, Matty Mire played doctored audio of Jay Scott trashing Alex Clark behind his back. Scott claimed the audio was doctored, but Alex Clark didn't believe him. The two turned on each other, causing Nemesis General Manager Tommy Hazard to declare a four way match for EndGame 5, which Scott won, claiming the first singles title of his wrestling career. After the match, Scott posted the real audio to social media, showing that Mire had indeed doctored it.

### Dawn of Season 6 and Closure of CWL

Scott aimed to defend his newly-won YouTube Championship the right way, as a fighting champion. He announced an open challenge for Nemesis 6.1, and was answered by Pistolero, his former ally and former enemy. Scott was unable to overcome The Baddest Man on the Planet, and his first YouTube Championship reign ended before it even truly began. With the announcement of CWL's closure, Jay Scott left the company that he had accomplished the most in to find greener pastures. Some say on his last day, he beat every single CWL wrestler and won all the belts. Some say he just sat with Rodrigo Del Gaiso in a Honolulu club and got wasted. Either way, Jay Scott continued to build his legacy.

## New Generation Wrestling (2022-Present)

Jay Scott announced his participation in New Generation Wrestling.

## Championships and Achievements

### Championships

* PTPW Tag Team Championship (with Dave Graves)
* CWL Tag Team Championship (with Rodrigo Del Gaiso)
* XWA Tag Team Championship (with Drake Harrison)
* Blacklist Tag Team Championship (with Drake Harrison)
* MWWA Tag Team Championship x2 (with Drake Harrison) (with Noah Kekoa)
* CWL YouTube Championship
* TNT Men's Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (with Noah Kekoa)
* AVW Chaos Championship

### Matches of the Week/Month

* Match of the Week- Nemesis 4.9 Drake Harrison vs Samuel Black vs Jay Scott vs Rodrigo Del Gaiso
* Match of the Month- Gold In The Bank 5.12 The Highwaymen vs Starjammer LLC
* Match of the Month- Zero Hour 5.16 Michael Young vs Jay Scott
* Match of the Week- Nemesis 5.34 Matty Mire vs Jay Scott
* Match of the Week- Nemesis 5.37 Jay Scott vs Alex Clark

### CWL Year-End Awards

* CWL Commentator of the Year (2020)
* CWL Breakout Star of the Year (2020)
* CWL Talker of the Year x2 (2020, 2021)
* CWL Best Dressed (2021)
* CWL Tag Team of the Year (2021) [with Rodrigo Del Gaiso]

### CWL Power Rankings

* Ranked 44th in Season 4
* Ranked 27th in Season 5

### Other Achievements

* Winner of 2020's "Jay Scott's Annual Spooktober Bash Champagne Chug Challenge"
* Battle Lines Winner (Team Captain)

## Moves and Wrestling Style

Scott uses an arsenal of suplexes to grind down his opponents before finishing them with a submission hold. Scott cites the catch wrestling style of William Regal and the technical mastery of Kurt Angle as two of his greatest in-ring influences.

### Signatures

* Victory Road (Death Valley Driver, Avalanche Death Valley Driver, or Double Death Valley Driver)

### Tag Finishers

* The Moneymaker (Wheelbarrow Codebreaker) [with Rodrigo Del Gaiso]
* 100 Percent Splash (Spinebuster/Frog Splash Combo) [with Drake Harrison]
* No Ape Pictures (Samoan Drop/Neckbreaker Combo) [with Noah Kekoa]

### Retired Finisher/Signature Moves

* Starjammer (Backstabber)
* The Gordian Stretch (Romero Dragon Stretch)