Wrestler's Name:
P.Y

Inducted:
September 14, 2007

Real Name:
Unknown

Height:
6'11½"

Weight:
315lbs.

Location:
London, England

Main Finisher:
Crucifixion
Pre-Finishers:
P.Y Bomb, Black Hand Treatment, Denouement, Untitled Trademark #4

Career Record: (at the time of induction)
97-44-14 (not including March 2004 – April 2005)

Current Position in PWA:
Active Wrestler

Favorite/Famous Quotes:
N/A

Career Highlights:
– PWA World Champion (3)
– PWA Intercontinental Champion (2)
– PWA Television Champion
– PWA Tag Team Champion (w/ Pyro)
– PWA European Champion
– PWA Hardcore Champion (2)
– 2005 Wrestlefest Rumble Winner

Other Accomplishments:
- Voted 2002 Match of the Year (P.Y/Steele)
- Voted 2004 PPV Match of the Year (PWA Cup Final)
- Voted 2006 PPV Match of the Year (P.Y/Bman)
- Voted 2006 Artist of the Year
- Voted 2006 RPer of the Year
- Voted Best Stable of August 2002 (Brawlers)
- Voted Best Match of Meltdown 2002 (vs. Steele)
- Voted Best Match of Massacre 2003 (vs. Wrath and Oakster)
- Voted Best RPer of April 2003
- Voted Best Match of Retaliation 2003 (vs. Wrath)
- Voted Best RPer of June 2003
- Voted Best PojoCade II Match (vs. Triple 6 and Steele)
- Voted Best Match of Pandemonium 2004 (vs. Organon)
- Voted Best RPer of July 2004 (as Steve Justice)
- Voted Best Match of August 2004 (Forsworn/The Extreme Team)
- Voted Best Match of Extreme Destruction 2004 (PWA Cup Final)
- Voted Most Extreme Match of Extreme Destruction 2004 (PWA Cup Final)
- Voted Joint Best Match at Wrestlefest 2004 (Steve Justice/Holsten/Steele)

5 Biggest Matches in Entire Career:
PWF PojoMania, March ‘02
PWF Danger Title Battle Royal
-This wasn’t P.Y’s first match, but it is probably his earliest that most – or some – can remember best. After his initial plans to feud Rasta Shaz leading into the PWF PPV, the wrestling newcomer was placed into the action packed battle royal, a match that saw over 30 superstars and well known faces involved - even Ali G made an appearance! The title could change hands during the match’s time limit where, despite having picked up the title a number of times during the match, P.Y was the man holding the PWF Danger Title last as he walked out the new yet 4-time champion.

PWA Extreme Destruction, September ‘02
PWA Television Title – P.Y© vs. Sgt. Steele
- Not their first encounter, but probably one of the most memorable ones alongside the Match of the Year that took place months later. P.Y won in their first ever encounter, but things were made a bit more difficult at the first ever Extreme Destruction when the English Monster faced the in-form Steele in a ladder match. Steele may have won, but at the end of the day both competitors were winners as their fantastic match paved the paths towards their Pojo Wrestling legacies.

PWA Massacre, April ‘03
PWA World Title – P.Y vs. The Oakster vs. Doctor Wrath
- After a search began to see who would face off for the vacant PWA World Title, P.Y and Wrath defeat Kyle Rieger and P2K respectively to earn their place beside Oakster in the PPV Main Event. The English Monster was the true underdog, yet he managed to slay two wrestling legends and pick up not only a monstrous win but also capture the PWA World Title for the first time in his career.

PWA Insanity Episode #32, ‘03
Steele/P.Y Vs. Wrath/Twisted Metal
- Two stables went head to head it what appeared on paper to be a potentially spectacular match – and that it was. In fact, it was such a great match that the PWA Owner decided to get his piece of the action by placing himself as the special guest referee. An appearance from The Oakster and a run-in from Razer simply added to the awesome match-up, a match that ended in a draw (I believe) – perhaps the first draw the fans could be content with?

PWA Wrestlefest, October ‘05
PWA Wrestlefest Rumble
- Having been apart of the business so long, capturing numerous titles as his career forever expanded, there was one feat that the English Monster – or anybody else besides one man for that matter – was able to achieve: surviving the annual 30-Man Battle Royal known as the Wrestlefest Rumble. Before 2005, only Triple 6 had managed to sustain a perfect record in the event, so when the final two left standing was P.Y and the previous years’ winner, the outcome looked predictable. However, P.Y managed to eliminate the predicted winner, earning himself a ticket to the PojoCade Main Event.

Career Mini-Biography:
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