Aiden Brice

**Aiden Brice** (born October 25, 2003) is an American backyard wrestler currently performing for the American backyard wrestling promotion Hybrid Wrestling Federation, HWF. He currently performs under the ring name, **"Joker" Aiden Brice**.

Brice has made the American backyard promotions The/Pro Wrestling Federation from 2011 to 2017, before Brice and Davey Monty created the Hybrid Wrestling Federation in 2017 and is still apart of and in charge of to this day.

## Early life

Aiden Brice was born on October 25, 2003.

## Backyard wrestling career

### The Wrestling Federation/Pro Wrestling Federation (2011-2017)

#### Early career (2011-2012)

Brice's first venture into backyard wrestling was when he created The Wrestling Federation, TWF, in March 2011. Debuting in March 2011, under the ring name, **Game Over,** Game Over failed to become the inaugural TWF Mystery Champion, losing to Grave Digger. On July 24, Game Over won the inaugural *Money in the Bank* ladder match at the titular event. On September 11, at the *9/11 Tribute*, Game Over would eventually cash in on Grave Digger to become the second TWF Mystery Champion. Game Over held the briefcase for 49 days. The day after this, he would rename the championship to **TWF World Heavyweight Championship.** He would go on to defend the championship for the remainder of 2011 and the first-half of 2012. Game Over would lose the championship via Money in the Bank cash in from Cool Man on June 12. He held the championship for 275 days, the record for longest reign until he broke his own record in his second reign on May 28, 2014. During the match, Game Over legitimately got his tooth knocked out. As a result, he would go on hiatus for the remainder of 2012.

#### Return from hiatus and forming The Society (2013)

In 2013, Game Over would make his return at *WrestleMania II* on March 29, during the TWF World Heavyweight Championship match between Ed Lorenzana and Alanator, attempting to provide aid to defending champion Lorenzana, turning heel in the process. After Alanator won the championship, Game Over and Ed Lorenzana would form a tag team known as The Society. Trying to defeat Alanator for the TWF World Heavyweight Championship, The Society were finally successful when Game Over defeated Alanator for the championship at *SummerSlam* on August 25.

In October, the TWF Tag Team Championship was established. On October 17, Game Over and Ed Lorenzana became the inaugural champions, defeating Grave Digger and Joey Esteban. With this win, Game Over was the first double champion in TWF, as he was also the TWF World Heavweight Champion.

On February 26, 2014, Game Over would be renamed as **Killer.** On May 28, 2014, Killer broke his own record of having the longest World Heavyweight Championship reign with the previous being his first reign of 275 days. After defending the World Heavyweight and Tag Team Championships respectively, The Society would finally lose the Tag Team Championship on August 12, to Jacob Crawford and AJ Hunter of The New World Order. The Society held the championships for 299 days, record for longest reign of the championship's history. Killer would eventually lose the World Heavyweight Championship on August 31, to Destroyer, holding the championship for 371 days (1 year and 6 days). He would regain the championship the following month at *Night of Champions* on September 21.

#### Black Ops (2014-2015)

Killer would eventually betray Lorenzana to form Black Ops with Cody Melzo and Dominic Borrayo. Killer would lose the World Heavyweight Championship to Melzo on January 25, 2015, at *Royal Rumble*. Killer held onto the championship for 126 days. At this event, Borrayo would win the titular match. Despite the fact Melzo was already World Heavyweight Champion, Melzo and Borrayo won the Tag Team Championship on February 17, defeating The New World Order to win the titles. On March 29, at *WrestleMania IV,* Borrayo would defeat Melzo to win the World Heavyweight Championship. As the months went by, tension in the group started building, culminating on June 9, when Borrayo and Melzo lost the Tag Team Championship to Raymond Trejo and Landon Polk of The Radicalz, and when Killer defeated the former to win the World Heavyweight Championship. After this event, Melzo and Borrayo both left the promotion and Killer became a face.

#### Brothers of Death (2015-2016)

On June 30, the TWF was renamed to PWF (Pro Wrestling Federation). Shortly after this, Killer would form the Brothers of Death alongside real-life brothers Breakaway and Joey Esteban on October 20. On that day, Killer and Breakaway won the Tag Team Championship. The following month, on November 26, Esteban would win the PWF Intercontinental Championship, with the group holding all the gold. The trio would continue to have gold throughout the rest of 2015. On January 14, 2016, Breakaway would betray the group, effectively disbanding it. On January 31, at *Royal Rumble,* Killer would lose the World Heavyweight Championship. He held onto the championship for 119 days. In February 2016, Esteban won the Intercontinental Championship. A few days later, Brice would challenge for the championship.

#### Faceless Ambition (2016)

In February, Brice would form the Faceless Ambition. On March 10, fearing he sustained a legitimate neck injury, Killer would strip himself of the Intercontinental Championship and award it to Crazy Monkey. On May 10, Killer and Crazy Monkey would win the Tag Team Championship from Breakaway and Kool Kidd of Caution Casts. On May 22, Killer would win the *Money in the Bank* ladder match. On September 6, Killer and Crazy Monkey would lose the Tag Team Championship to Kid Kaution and Kaution Kidd of Caution Casts. Two days later, during their rematch for the title, Killer would betray Crazy Monkey and Mohawk Warrior, costing them the Tag Team Championships, leaving the Faceless Ambition and turning heel in the process. Following this, Killer would start using his real name. Three days later, at *9/11 Tribute,* Brice would cash-in his contract to win the PWF Championship from Mohawk Warrior. He held the briefcase for 109 days.

#### The Shotgun Club (2016-2017)

Brice would lose the PWF Championship to Kool Kidd on October 23, ending his reign at 45 days. Around this time, Brice would reform The Society with Ed Lorenzana. On November 20, The Society would form a stable with AJ Hunter and Tanvir Singh of The Clique, known as The Shotgun Club. Brice would regain the championship on November 27, at *Survivor Series.* Brice would "hot potato" the championship with Joey Esteban until December 8. On December 13, Brice lost the championship to Ed Lorenzana, ending his final reign at only 5 days. On December 27, Brice would win the Intercontinental Championship, but lost the championship to Joey Esteban on January 17, 2017. Two weeks later, on January 31, Brice would win the Intercontinental Championship twice, following controversy over the ending of the original match. Brice would soon lose the championship at *Gunpoint*, on February 19. The Pro Wrestling Federation closed its doors on March 10.

### Hybrid Wrestling Federation (2017-present)

#### Early HWF days (2017-2019)

On November 21, Brice would form the Hybrid Wrestling Federation alongside Davey Monty, immediately becoming the inaugural HWF United States Champion, debuting as a face. For the remainder of 2017 and most of 2018, Brice would fail to win another championship but retained his United States Championship. On October 25, at *Birthday Bash*, Brice and Monty would form Legendary and would defeat Jonny and the debuting Ty Scott, known as The Misfits to become the inaugural HWF World Tag Team Champions. Brice would soon lose the United States Championship to Jonny at this event, ending his reign at 338 days. Brice would soon win the HWF World Heavyweight Championship. On December 23, at *Christmas Chaos*, Brice would win the HWF Cruiserweight Championship. On January 26, 2019, Brice lost the World Heavyweight Championship to Jonny, ending his reign at 93 days. On April 13, Brice would lose the Cruiserweight Championship to Monty, ending his reign at 111 days. On July 2, Brice would win the HWF Xtreme Championship from Monty but lose it to the debuting JC McNamara. On July 12, Brice would regain the United States Championship.

#### The Syndicate (2019-2021)

Following this, Brice would form a tag team with McNamara, known as The Syndicate. Their first match as a team was on January 8, 2020, at *New Year's Crash*, when The Syndicate failed to capture the reactivated HWF World Tag Team Championship. The Syndicate's next match as a team was when they unsuccessfully challenged The Misfits on March 8 at *Cyber Sunday.* The COVID-19 pandemic soon hit, effecting all future HWF plans and storylines.

When HWF returned from their COVID hiatus, their first event held was on January 5, 2021, at *New Year's Crash*. At the event, Brice failed to capture the vacant HWF Cruiserweight Championship. On March 7, at *Cyber Sunday,* Brice would soon fail to capture the United States Championship, being pinned in a triple threat involving eventual winner JC McNamara and defending champion Kool Kidd. On April 7 at *Anarchy*, Brice failed to win the Intercontinental Championship. Also at this event, The Syndicate would win the World Tag Team Championship, marking his second individual reign and their first reign as a team, respectively. They would lose the championships the following month at *Roadblock*, but would regain the championships at *Hot Pursuit* on June 2.

#### The Revolution (2021-2023)

On September 1, The Syndicate and Legendary formed The Revolution. The same night, at *Night of Champions*, Brice and McNamara would lose the World Tag Team Championships to The Misfits. The same night, Brice would defeat Ty Scott to win the HWF Intercontinental Championship and lose the Cruiserweight Championship to Kool Kidd. He would regain the Cruiserweight Championship the following month at *Fall Brawl,* but would lose it again at *Survival of the Fittest*. Also at this event, Brice would lose the Intercontinental Championship to Breakaway, ending his reign at 63 days. Due to The Revolution recognizing any member as World Tag Team Champions, Brice and McNamara defended the championships against Chris Wittenburg and Joey Esteban of the War Dogs at *Christmas Chaos* on December 1.

Brice would regain the Intercontinental Championship at *New Year's Crash* on January 5, 2022. Brice would defend the championship until losing it to JC McNamara at *Backlash* on August 3, ending his reign at 210 days. A rematch was set for September 7, at *FallOut,* however Brice was diagnosed with COVID-19 leading up to the event. The match was rescheduled to *No Limits* on October 5, where he defeated JC McNamara for the championship. A third match was made for *Survival of the Fittest* on November 2, where Brice defeated McNamara to retain the championship, ending the feud.

At *Christmas Chaos* on December 7, Brice would start a feud with Ryan Parker. Brice defeated Parker at the event to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Brice announced that Parker would receive a rematch, only if Parker agreed that if he lost, he couldn't compete for the championship again, as long as Brice was champion. Parker would eventually agree and the rematch was set for *New Year's Crash* on January 4, 2023. At the event, Brice defeated Parker to retain the championship. As per the agreement, Parker can no longer compete for the championship, as long as Brice is still the champion.

At *No Limits* on February 1, Brice held a number one contender's match, a six-man elimination match, where the winner would face him at *Night of Champions* on March 1. JC McNamara would ultimately win the match and become the number one contender. At *Night of Champions*, Brice defeated McNamara to retain the championship. Brice, getting tired of McNamara challenging him for the title, told McNamara that he would get a rematch. However, McNamara must agree that if he lost, he will leave The Revolution. McNamara agreed and the rematch was set for *Anarchy* on April 5. At the event, McNamara defeated Brice to win the Intercontinental Championship. Since McNamara won, he wasn't forced to leave the Revolution. A third and final match was set for *Roadblock* on May 3. The match was set as a two-out-of-three falls match where the loser is forced to leave The Revolution. Since Brice would lose the match, he was forced to leave The Revolution, thus ending his rivalry with renamed JC Neal.

#### Poverty Central (2023)

HWF debuted a new weekly series called *HWF Late Nite*, which debuted following *Roadblock* on May 6. Brice made his Late Nite debut on the May 20 edition of Late Nite, participating in a six-way dance to become the number one contendership to the HWF World Heavyweight Championship. During the match, he was low-blowed by United States Champion Davey Monty, eventually being eliminated by him. Since then, he has issued open challenge matches answered by Ty Scott and Landon Polk, respectively, losing to both of them.

Brice and Polk would start a small feud on the June 10 episode of *Late Nite*. During the match, Brice was distracted by the Titantron and Polk would gain the victory but ultimately nothing came of that distraction. The following week, Brice defeated Polk in a No Holds Barred match and ultimately the rematch the following week. Because of the small feud, Brice would offer "mentorship" to Polk, who reluctantly agreed. The duo would lose their first feud to Future Shock (Jonny and Ty Scott). The duo would start a feud with Faceless (Daddy T and Bronco) and lose their first match at Fully Loaded on August 2 and lose their rematch at Backlash on September 6. At the same event, Brice won the inaugural Blac Widow Memorial Tournament, with a championship opportunity on the line, Brice would challenge Davey Monty for the HWF United States Championship.

#### Interim Intercontinental Champion (2023-present)

Lineal HWF Intercontinental Champion Kool Kidd would be sidelined with an injury following him winning the title at Backlash on September 6. An interim championship tournament would start on the September 30 episode of *Late Nite*. Brice defeated Jonny in the quarterfinals match. At FallOut on October 4, Brice would unsuccessfully challenge Davey Monty for the United States Championship. During the match, it was announced by commentary that Landon Polk was found unconscious backstage. On the October 7 episode of *Late Nite*, Brice would defeat Davey Monty in the semifinals of the interim championship tournament. Later in the evening, Brice would defeat JC Neal to become the interim champion.

## In wrestling

* **Finishers**
	+ **as Game Over**
		- *Jacknife* (Release powerbomb) - 2011-2013
		- *Tombstone Piledriver* (Kneeling reverse piledriver) - 2013-2015; also used as Killer
	+ **as Killer**
		- *Crippler Crossface* (Arm-trap crossface) - 2015-2020
		- *Aftershock* (Spinning heel kick) - 2016
		- *Reload* (Spinning neckbreaker) - 2016
	+ **as Aiden Brice**
		- *Crippler Cutter* (Jumping cutter) - 2017
		- *Sleep Paralysis*/Brainbuster - 2019; 2023
		- *Final Cut/Crash Course* (Spinning suplex slam) - 2019-2021
		- *Fatality* (Double knee facebreaker) - 2020-2021
		- *Impaler DDT/Sleep Paralysis* (Lifting DDT) - 2021; 2022-2023; was used as a signature
		- ***Killshot**/Fever Dream* (Running knee strike; **Shining Wizard;** Running single leg kick**) - 2021-present**
		- Swanton Bomb - 2021
		- *Lockjaw* (Rolling single knee facebreaker) - 2021
	+ **as "Joker" Aiden Brice**
		- ***Last Laugh* (Diving double foot stomp) - 2024-present**
* **Signature moves**
	+ **as Game Over**
		- Superkick - 2011-2016; also used as Killer
	+ **as Killer**
		- Diving headbutt - 2016-2019; 2023; also used as Aiden Brice
		- *Rifle Kick* (Single leg dropkick) - 2016
	+ **as Aiden Brice**
		- *Brice Clash* (Belly to back inverted mat slam) - 2016-2018
		- *Curb Stomp* (Running stomp to back of head) - 2017-2020
		- *Skywalker* (Shiranui) - 2017-2018
		- *Future Shock* (Double-arm DDT) - 2019-2021
		- *Turmoil* (Gutwrench lift cutter) - 2020
		- *Killshot* (Sliding knee strike) - 2020-2021
		- *Last Call* (Lifting double underhook facebuster) - 2020
		- *Roundabout* (Single knee lift to discus clothesline) - 2020-2021
		- *Impaler DDT/Sleep Paralysis* (Lifting DDT) - 2021-2022
		- *Recoil* (Rolling cutter) - 2021
		- *Whiplash* (Shotgun Dropkick) - 2021-2022
		- Corner Clothesline - 2021-2022
		- *Lockjaw* (Rolling single knee facebreaker) - 2022; used as a finisher previously
		- *Lionsault* (Second rope moonsault) - 2022-2023
		- *Detonation Kick* (Fireman's carry into pele kick) - 2022-2023
		- Triple german suplexes - 2023
	+ **as "Joker" Aiden Brice**
		- ***Killer Instinct* (Back to belly piledriver) - 2024-present**
		- **Sit-out piledriver (Belly to back piledriver) - 2024-present**
* **Tag Team finishers**
	+ The Society (w/ Ed Lorenzana)
		- *Last Shot* (Package piledriver (Double arm sitout piledriver) by Lorenzana, followed by a Brainbuster by Brice)
	+ Legendary (w/ Davey Monty)
		- *Side Effect* (Lifitng sitout side slam) by Monty, followed by a springboard elbow drop by Brice
	+ The Syndicate/The Revolution (w/ JC Neal)
		- *Final Cut* (Assisted spinning suplex slam) - 2018-2021
		- *Heaven's Gate* (Samoan Drop/Running neckbreaker combination) - 2021-2022
		- *No Man's Land* (Flying knee/Legsweep combination) - 2022
* **Tag Teams and stables**
	+ The Shotgun Club - 2016-2017
		- The Society - 2013-2014; 2016-2017
	+ Faceless Ambition - 2016
	+ Legendary - 2018-2019
	+ The Revolution - 2021-2023
		- The Syndicate - 2019-2023
* **Nicknames**
	+ "The Crippler"
	+ "Hellspawn"
	+ "The Nightmare"
	+ "Playboy"
	+ "Pro Wrestling Personified"
	+ "Unapologetically Unscripted"
* **Entrance themes**
	+ Pro Wrestling Federation
		- **as Game Over**
			* "Smoke & Mirrors" by TV/TV (March 29, 2011 - June 12, 2012)
			* "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage (February 26, 2013 - September 2, 2014); used theme as Killer from February 2014 onwards
		- **as Killer**
			* "Rabid" by Jim Johnston (September 4, 2014 - December 2, 2014; June 11, 2015 - February 25, 2016)
			* "The Truth Reigns" by Jim Johnston (December 4, 2014 - June 9, 2015) - used as a member of Black Ops
			* "Faceless" by Left With Tomorrow (March 1, 2016 - September 11, 2016) - used as a member of the Faceless Ambition
		- **as Aiden Brice**
			* "Whatever" by Our Lady Peace (September 13, 2016 - November 20, 2016)
			* "Styles Clash" by Yonosuke Kitamura (November 22, 2016 - March 10, 2017) - used as a member of The Shotgun Club
	+ Hybrid Wrestling Federation
		- **as Aiden Brice**
			* "Overdrive" by Loeffler John & Seiden Gary Phillip (November 21, 2017 - July 15, 2018; April 13, 2019 - July 12, 2019; May 20, 2023 - July 8, 2023; December 4, 2023 - December 6, 2023)
			* "Magnolia" by Playboi Carti (October 25, 2018 - January 26, 2019); used as a member of Legendary
			* "The Rage (WWE Edit)" by Jim Johnston (January 8, 2020 - April 7, 2021); used as a member of The Syndicate
			* "Bones Exposed (Instrumental) (HWF Edit)" by Of Mice & Men (May 5, 2021 - July 6, 2022); used as a member of The Syndicate/The Revolution
			* "Kombat" by def rebel (August 3, 2022 - May 3, 2023); used as a member of The Revolution
			* "The Tide is Turning" by def rebel (July 15, 2023 - November 13, 2023); used as a member of Poverty Central
		- **as "Joker" Aiden Brice**
			* **"No More Laughing" by Jim Johnston (January 3, 2024 - present)**

## Championships and accomplishments

* Full Zone Wrestling
	+ FZW Tag Team Championship (1 time, inaugural) - with JC McNamara
* Hybrid Wrestling Federation
	+ HWF World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
	+ HWF Intercontinental Championship (3 times)
	+ Interim HWF Intercontinental Championship (1 time)
	+ HWF United States Championship (3 times, inaugural)
	+ HWF World Tag Team Championship (4 times) - with Davey Monty (1), JC McNamara (2) and The Revolution (1)
	+ HWF Cruiserweight Championship (3 times)
	+ HWF Xtreme Championship (2 times, final)
	+ Blac Widow Memorial Tournament (2023)
	+ 3rd HWF Grand Slam Champion
	+ The Hybrid Awards
		- Best Wrestler of the Year (via win %) - 2018, 2022
		- Tag Team of the Year (via win %) - 2018
* The/Pro Wrestling Federation
	+ TWF/PWF Championship (8 times)
	+ PWF Intercontinental Championship (5 times)
	+ TWF/PWF Tag Team Championship (4 times) - with Ed Lorenzana (1), Breakaway (1), Crazy Monkey (1) and AJ Hunter (1)
	+ PWF World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Ed Lorenzana (1)
	+ PWF Mystic Division Championship (2 times)
	+ Money in the Bank (2011, 2015-2016)
	+ 1st PWF Grand Slam Champion