Ace Sky

Ace Sky: I signed with AWS on February 28 2023 , I was the first C4 champion by January 1st of last year, 308 days it took me to win my first championship in AWS and to be the first to hold that championship was fantastic, however very short lived as I lost it after a month , I was victorious and held championship gold in singles and tag team in other federations in 2024, while here in AWS or now I guess it’s IWE, whatever. What i’m saying is here I was not doing well here in the circumstances of win-loss record. Only recently have I earned my spot as a number one contender for the C4 championship. I know the mistake I made and I will not hide from that or try to deny it. Instead of focusing on what a champion should do which is making the championship, not the other way around. The champion makes the championship, I had to pay the price for that, Xander Croft has a been an excellent champion, however I get what I want, I have the universe, the cosmos and most importantly the fans on my side! The fruits of my labor are for the people and unity through community is the best part about this. I will not just represent this federation as a champion, I will represent beyond earth. As a champion I will be transcendent and as usual the terrific trifecta of intellect, intuition and ingenuity!

Ace Sky: Freddie, your resume is impressive with all the championships you have won, you have hit the genetic lottery with your size. You grew up in Los Angeles in the world of milk and self hate. There is an inauthenticity that you reek of, I get confused for inauthentic due to how dynamic I am as a person and wrestler, you are inauthentic because what you desire is manufactured, it isn’t manifested . What you view as “ ravishing” is just what looks good , nothing you say or have done really has any substance, and that's the point with you, you want to be percieved as “ ravishing”, all I see is a primadonna , when you face me you will be put the test, on the mat and in the air, we’ll see how you fair. I suggest you look through your third eye points to his forehead This is the eye that looks inward, a place you never look in because that is where you are the weakest, you’ve fooled a lot of people, beyond the glitz and glamor we will see if you are an actual wrestler, an actual fighter or if it’s all glory no guts.

Ace Sky voice over: Derek Welling is a much needed opponent, he is intensely intimidating , I have my views on the mikitary industrial complex in this country however that has never clouded my judgement of those who serve, I can’t judge that, you don’t need patriotism or natuonalism to appreciate someone putting their life on the line for you. This is what always makes what I view as what I do as incredibly selfish, I became a pro wrestler because both sides of it appealed to me performing for an audience and my competitive nature. My contribution is I have continued to give undersized underdogs someone to look up to, I don’t like to assume but I figure that Derek was in the military before becoming a wrestler, I always have a difficult time with what counts as my start because some people look at the start sometimes as when you “ make it” I made it by 25 years old, I started professionally at 15 but I was 10 years old when I started in the backyard scene, now i’m going to be 42 in March, it is truly wild how time goes by and what one does with that time. I’ve always been weird and wild, I would handspring into my classrooms as a kid, finish my work first and then do backflips for those who dared me, that didn't make my teachers happy at all. I would be mocked for my smaller size, not allowed to play football at recess, I didn’t care though I would just go practice my gymnastics and taekwondo by myself and that drew attention and that pissed people off. I was a smart-aleck so I would fight back with wit and humor until I said the wrong thing. Next thing I know I’m lifted in the air by a big bully, i’m a wrestling fan so I’m able to reverse it with a frankensteiner and then we all get in trouble. I would feel really bad because my intention wasn’t to disturb or distract , people just had an issue with me being myself. When you face condemnation and confrontation constantly you either shrink, apologize too much and hide or you fight back, I fight back, that’s mostly from being a Texan, being “Texas Strong “ is encouraged there. I just always have attained attention to myself now I embrace it, for better or worse I’m always going to be the one to step up, step out and fight for myself and others, in what I believe in. I believe in myself and I’ve bet on myself. I also have spent the past decade bettering myself introspectively through Eastern philosophy, I am open to judgement . Derek is a soldier and commander I do things my way and it works out for me because it is not from a bad intention, just a different mindset. I can be disciplined while still being devil-may care, that’s a distinction which works in my favor. Vignette:

Ace Sky is seated in lotus pose in his gear before his match, backstage on an equipment box meditating, the camera pans closer to his face as his eyes open, his big brown eyes full of boyish-optimism always keep Ace looking younger than he is at 41, despite the crows feet around his eyes and lines of aging on forehead, as usual he also has his bright white teeth that put Chip Skylark to shame with his signature smirk. Ace Sky: I was the inaugural C4 champion last year. Even though my reign was short, only a month long I was able to have a great yeat in other promotions, winning singles and tag gold again with Nick Danger in our tag team The Rising Aces. However I have stagnated here, I was focused on other places that’s a downside of a being a free agent, success varies the more you go. i give a lot, I have actually been avoiding this surgery to fix my right foot injury I’ve had since my 29th birthday back in 2012, it was a motorcycle accident– well actually a scooter, however that led to my spiritual journey , in 2014 I went to the Peruvian amazon for a spiritual retreat and became reborn unleashed my jaguar spirit and since then have used my platform to open the third eye of all, to promote inclusion and ingenuity. I medidate to free my mind of rage, regrets. To rejuvenate, regenerate and reload for my rematch against Xander Croft. I will get my retribution, I will transcend Xander Croft!

Ace Sky : We all start somewhere, Kayleigh has had an impressive start but it’s not like that for all of us January 20th 1997 was when I showed up to Galveston Championship Wrestling for my professional training, 13 years old,, as a backyard wrestler I had 174 matches I thought I could mix it up right away however it soon became apparent that I would be the one they did moves to, they wanted me to be upset but I was ecstatically enthusiastic as a rag doll, a human pinball. It was my first time in a real pro wrestling ring. As a backyard wrestler we started on trampolines and even the grass of backyards, boxing rings which had no give and built our own rings though I found out that we built them with the wrong material ring ropes, that was the toughest for me at 5’6 and 120 lbs hitting the ropes was really tough. Bumping has always come easy, I had mastered landing on my head in a safe way not just from the trampoline to the boxing ring to the self-made ring and real ring but also from my experience on gymnastics mats, Taekwondo/ martial arts mats and amateur wrestling mats. I did not have much ring rust as my farewell backyard match was on September 6th 1996, I made my debut as a backyard wrestler on May 8th 1993. The second week of training I got to show what I would do we had a tag team match- Japanese arm drag add the armbar with the Vulcan shoulder grip, transition into the kneeling fireman’s carry takedown I got from my time as an amateur wrestler( June 5th 1989 to April 12 1993) . I always found it odd and humorous how I would dropkick someone, not even that hard and they roll out the ring in both fear and in a huff. I didn’t do an illegal move, it’s a basic dropkick. After class I was locked in the locker room as a very mean prank, I found my way out through a vent, I drove my father’s car home and there was this new song on the radio that cheered me up, the song was One Headlight by The Wallflowers .

Laura Anderson sits with Ace Sky, Ace is wearing one of his official shirts with his logo and black pants. Laura Anderson: I am here with Ace Sky, what does this championship mean to you Ace Sky: Unlike my opponent I don't view this as a stepping stone. I have had a strong internet fanbase for 20 years. The IWC is one of the reasons why I am as a popular as I am, they've been there for me when I had nothing and they didn't just stay online they came to shows, they bought my merchandise after shows and they have saved footage that is a treat for mainstream wrestling fans to look back and me and my colleagues in our earlier years. The internet championship is important and that just shows how truly horrible Daron is that he thinks he can walk all over the fans and disregard their impact. I'm fighting for the fans, for the championship and since I really want the championship and he doesn't, I should be the one to hold it.

Ace is sitting in his room with his cat Ace Sky: This is my cat Salem. Well congratulations Dale you cut a promo worse than I ever have and my promos are pretty bad. You just said the most generic shit you could about me? If you actually dug deeper, did some research I have had plenty of failures you could point to and many things you could mock me about. I thought you'd seen me wrestle, all these years? We are pretty similar in the ring. I'm dynamic, actually when I looked at your profile and stuff I realized your arsenal is way smaller than mine and I bet that's not the only thing that's smaller. I'm not being coy, you exude little dick energy. The only grimsome thing is your chances in going hold for hold with me, when it comes to lacing my boots, Michael J Fox would do a million times better than you. Yes I am the best highflier in the entire cosmos , however I am also an elite wrestler and that's what is going to happen. I'm not just gonna fly, I'm going to kick your head off and I can even tap you out, hell I have the most tighest, most unique pins you've never seen before I can wrap you up in. After I defeat grinsome, i'ma eat some dim-sum , peace!

My Ambition has been the transmission to my fruition. I combined tradition and novelty to transition from oddity prodigy to commodity in an industry that did not want me. I’ve fought the system that turned this sport into the entertainment empire 104 years ago. I can say without ego, just unequivocally back in the times of the Greeks and the Romans I would fit in among the elite wrestlers. I do not believe in labels however I know of one distinction There are sayers and doers, and the sayers slithered there way through the business side of this and created their prejudiced idea of what a “ Supersta Sports Entertainer was.” All my heroes are undersized underdogs just like me. I joined that revolution of that generation that started 161 years ago with Lucha Libre and combined that with the Japanese style that started 64 years ago. I was born in 1983, I began my journey to become a pro wrestler in 1987. I assembled my athletic resume through soccer, gymnastics, Taekwondo and amateur wrestling. On my 10th birthday on March 16th 1993 I achieved my black belt in Taekwondo and on May 5th debuted in the backyard wrestling scene in Texas, one of the most notable hotbeds of pro wrestling. I was born and raised in Sugar Land. I had my farewell match as a backyard wrestler on September 6th of 1996. I was one of the couple involved in the backyard scene who wanted to do it professionally. I told my parents my plan to basically run away to Mexico or Canada to get trained, they calmed me down and we found an independent federation in Galveston called of course Galveston Championship Wrestling . My parents had always supported me, even though they did not know much about wrestling, they felt I should pay for the tuition myself for the wrestling training class at GCW called “ Fight Zone”. From September to January I accumulated the tuition money from my job as the neighborhood paperboy, odd jobs throughout my neighborhood helping neighbors with mowing their lawns, cleaning their pools and tutoring their older children for the SATS. Plus some of my Bar Mitzvah money too. I began my professional training with GCW on January 20th 1997. I was an outcast right away in the locker room, bitter older wrestlers who were only going to stay stuck in that federation and were twice and even thrice my size. I had a lot of stigmas as I was just 13, 5’6 and 120 pounds- featherweight, twinkle toes, small fry all that classic taunts. and a former backyard wrestler. Even the head trainer Mike Maverick was quite aloof. I wasn’t used to that, as a child prodigy intellectually I was use to praise from adults. I made one friend in the Fight Zone class with Damian who is a couple years older than me, a couple inches taller. He was a tape-trader of Japanese and Mexican wrestling, a human encyclopedia of both styles. We hit it off instantly. Unfortunately his persona side in ring, in a Jeckle and Hyde way was the evil luchador Locuro, the epitome of insanity. Wrestling Locuro was like wrestling the Fun-house mirror version of myself. Without him I wouldn’t have learnt to stick up for myself, he was the only person in the state who saw wrestling the same way I did and we were rivals for 24 years, finally I earned the respect and peace with his Locuro side in 2021. Around my 14th birthday GCW got a cable access show deal, unfortunately due to the regulations with the strict state athletic commission Damian and I were excluded due to being under 18. We would sneak in and train/spar before the tapings early in the morning but we were caught soon by Mike. Shockingly he was cool with it, he appreciated our dedication, we just had to make ourselves scarce during tapings, which were Thursday to saturday and the show would air at 5 in the morning on Sunday. The following year on my 15th birthday for a birthday present to me, he got Damian and I to compete against each other in an exhibition match for three members of the state athletic commission, in order to get licensed pro. They snickered and joked to each other about our size as we got in, our match was standard for nowadays but of course mind-blowing for late 90’s Texas, I won with the shooting star press, I would soon call the Galaxy Leap. We both got licensed and then got additional good news. GCW’s show was becoming live instead of pre-recorded and we were the opening match of the inaugural live-taping. I lost that match to Locuro. On top of feuding with Locuro( while Damian was my travel buddy, drove me everywhere), as we toured wrestling on tour with GCW and for the territories/ independent circuits of Arkansas , Louisiana, Oklahoma and Utah . We formed factions and he had an evil referee who was the head referee, plus two twin luchador-ninjas and the world champion, the main-eventer a super heavyweight biker. I would beat the crap out of the evil ref in matches but he won a lot due to help from Locuro’s goons. Outside of wrestling, in 1994 at 11 years old due to an advanced placement program I was able to graduate/ skip junior high and high school and go to the state university as both a student and assistant professor in the astronomy department. I began selling weed and occasionally psychedelics to the students, as they were on study drugs like ritalin. To get them to like me. Unfortunately , I have had this childhood bully J.T. Douglas had began a career as a sports-journalist and on June 12th 1999 the newspaper article exposed my selling of the drugs. I was let go from the College, luckily I was 16 so still a juvenile, we worked it out that it would go on my academic record, ruining my other goal of working for NASA, plus I had to do some work with/for the DARE program. I’ve always been a fan favorite as a wrestler and now parents hated me, they didn’t want their kids at shows cheering for me. I took it in stride and never turned on the fans, I changed my entrance music from Kids in America by Kim Wilde to When I Come Around by Green Day which fit best lyrically to describe the situation: ‘, I heard you cryin' loud All the way across town You've been searching for that someone, and it's me out on the prowl As you sit around feeling sorry for yourself Well don't get lonely now And dry your whinin' eyes I'm just roaming for the moment, sleazin' my backyard, so don't get So uptight, you've been thinking about ditching me No time to search the world around 'Cause you know where I'll be found When I come around Oh, I heard it all before So don't knock down my door I'm a loser and a user, so I don't need no accuser To try and slag me down because I know you're right So go do what you like Make sure you do it wise You may find out that yourself doubt means nothing was ever there You can't go forcing somethin' if it's just not right No time to search the world around 'Cause you know where I'll be found When I come around No time to search the world around 'Cause you know where I'll be found When I come around Oh, when I come around Oh, when I come around When I come around” Fortunately in my matches I was fighting under and would win them back to liking me again. In 2001 I left Texas with my own RV to travel and live in as I went to work the midwest indies in the midwest and midsouth, living in Chicago, Illinois. I had a job during the week at a rag-tag start up tech company at a stripmall as a coder. I had quickly become a notable name of the generation of early 2000’s independent wrestling, getting internet buzz. However little to mostly no pay still, just enough for gas money sometimes but I was able to learn how to sell some merch, which helped a bit. Unfortunately the following year in 2002 as my wrestling dates stacked up, I was let go from the tech start up. Which was very bad because I still wasn’t making money despite the prominent internet buzz and recognition of the ICW and my peers. My luck turned around in 2004 when I got my first international tour, the UK and England from October 16th to December 27th. It was my first time in well-kempt rings, every ring I had wrestled in at that point, I am still incredulous of how I never got ringworm or anything, plus being a high-flier and dealing with occasionally ring ropes breaking, was common too. My style was dynamic back then too, my technical cruiserweight style worked with the British style. It was actually British wrestling on TV one rainy day that influenced me to start training as an amateur wrestler at 6 years old. When I returned I achieved my boyhood dream of wrestling in Japan. That was my pipedream, wrestling for the biggest company in American wrestling was unlikely due to my size, the wrestlers I idolized who made it there even wrestled in Japan a few years before. I signed a two year deal from 2005-2007 with Toryumon Titans debuting on January 5h 2005. I made a couple excursions back in 2006 wrestling for the first time in the west coast and that is what propelled me to the mainstream American-global level at 25 years old. I earned the respect and friendship of childhood heroes and even though I only got to main event a couple times the veterans and locker room liked me. The labyrinth of the backstage/ business side was very tough on me, I went from a cocky son of bitch( still a fan favorite, never turning on fans) to overly humble, false humility really. My shoulders were fucked up from 10 years of experience, over 10 years counting my frigging backyard days. , three years later on my 29th birthday I got in motorcycle accident, pfft It was a scooter, fucked up my right foot and ankle. They let me heal for two years before releasing me, still on great terms despite a couple wellness violations. That was just totally misrepresented by dirt sheets because nobody knew much about my injuries, I was using cannabis for medicinal reasons , you couldn’t expose your injuries they took you off TV man, I was not a big star but I had consistent status, not stuck in catering like some of my buddies. I was let go but we still have a good relationship, I’ve returned to their performance center to train some up-and coming high-fliers in seminars and I do mo-cap for their video games. I was cleared for a desk job, I couldn’t move like a ninja and I had no confidence plus my love for the business was just juiced out of me. I had lost that passion. Around 2010 I began my studying of eastern philosophy and the benefits of psychedelics, the weekend of my release in 2014 I went to the Peruvian jungle for an ayahuasca ceremony, it didn’t take but I stayed two more weeks and got reborn through what is called “ Eachuma”, same plant medicine just from San Pedro cactus. This is actually all administered legally and medically by shamans. That spiritual rebirth brought back my love for wrestling by 10-fold, started taping up my foot and wrestling on weekends again. Do all the physical therapy I could and just smash that ankle and foot up with the Galaxy Leap, I’m not a man of material possession, but by 2020 I’ve been recognized as one of the top free agent American pro wrestlers and I’m a millionaire. I just use it to tend to my cacti garden and traveling, living in apartments in New York, I have my parents’ house and a home in the same neighborhood as my parents in Sugar Land. I have two residency deals with one for a hotel-resort in Kobe Japan and a hotel-resort in Las Vegas. I have a wrestling school called the Sky-dojo where I train a small but dedicated class in both the arts of martial arts and pro wrestling. I don't know what this pink slip shit is about I won last week, I was the innuagural C4 super junior champ here, this year.I'm

“The ring has always been the place for Ace.” Ace Sky: That’s accurate to say of myself. Most of my life was constantly getting reprimanded by adults for being too loud, too energetic, drawing attention to myself. Apparently even if you finish your school work first, doing a backflip for your classmates was not acceptable. As I was reprimanded each time for an infraction my voice would get higher and higher with each apology, simple “ sorry” or in Los siento spanish class. Ride home on my skateboard doing all types of new tricks, still showing off. I would be able to unwind at home working on his model rockets than needing that social interaction soon and hanging out with his friends playing sports until dark. Despite being undersized in Texas where the love for everything big is not just a stereotype but truly ubiquitous I was able to mostly get along with my peers, had a good sense of humor and quick wit for the most part with it. If I was ever bullied about it I could deflect it with that, but if it was a big bully picking on someone else weaker or even wanting to get in my face too much, I was able to dish out some good ole Texan justice with a rana/headscissors takedown and mounted punches until I was pulled off or just evading attempts at grabbing and attacks able to hit and run. Ace Sky: I’ve always been overly fascinated with subjects. My father likened me to “ the energizer bunny with the brain of Newton”. I never liked the whole” gifted” spiel from adults. I was interested in these subjects- aviation, astrophysics and astronomy due to witnessing the Challenger space shuttle disaster around 2 years old, plus martial arts media and pro wrestling. The latter too influenced by my older brother Arlo( named after folk singer Arlo Guthrie, despite being a staunch pacifist and musical genius he is also a huge fan of Bruce Lee and pro wrestling so he pretty much indoctrinated me when I came home from the hospital after birth and he was 12 years old at the time. 2 years later my twin younger brothers Ivan and Davey were born and joined in loving that stuff too. I’ve always been the only athletic one, as my family are intellectuals and studious. My opponent Sky, she used to sweet and loveable now she’s embraced an obnoxious side which I think works, she’s a great grappler. I want the spotlight, I want to keep progressing. I don’t wanna stay in the lower of the card, lets keep moving and grooving man.

Ace Sky( voice over): It took me 12 years to accomplish my boyhood dream of wrestling in Japan. That was my pipedream, the ultimate goal. My goal was never to be a superstar level wrestler in America, that seemed impossible. It is wild to put it in perspective. If you just count starting from my professional care er debut on March 29th 1998 it was 6 years, 9 months and 10 days. In 2004 I got on my first international tour of the UK and Europe from October 16th to December 27th. Got back and got contacted through Myspace of all places the offer to work for Toryumon Titans , a company which worked with all Japanese cruiserweight federations to create one federation. I was one of the few select foreigner/ American wrestlers chosen. My time there was two years, first match on January 8th 2005 and last match on January 8th 2007. I took a couple trips back to the states to work on the West Coast. I went from child prodigy from Sugar Land Texas, expected to be the next Isaac Newton, to just killing it in Japan by 21 years old.

cruiserweight vs giant/super heavyweight progressive leftist vs far right conservative ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ace moved out of his childhood home in Sugar Land, Houston Texas at 18 years old on April 1st 2001, to live in Chicago, Illinois in his own RV . 8 years after he became a black belt in Taekwondo 7 years and 11 months after he started backyard wrestling 4 years and 6 months after his farewell backyard wrestling match( where he met Damian who became his rival Locuro ) 4 years and 2 months after his first day of pro training 3 years and 16 days since he became legally licensed pro 3 years and 3 days since his pro debut One year and 9 months after the scandal of him being kicked out of state college as both a student and assistant professor for selling drugs to students. After attending college for five years. He had made a name for himself In the territories/ independent circuits of the south Texas, Arkansas , Louisiana, Oklahoma and Utah. During the week he work as a coder at a fledgling tech start up, competing on the midwest independent circuit on weekends. It was an odd turn of events in his life- The middle child of two physicists, an astrophysics prodigy with an IQ of 190 known statewide for not just his academic accomplishments but known locally for his success athletically in martial arts and amateur wrestling. He had become a legit professional wrestler at 15 and by 16 was subject to infamy and controversy with the whole college scandal. Instead of playing into the controversy as a villainous martyr , Ace continued to be himself and he won over hesitant parents and elders with his prodigal prowess in the ring, he was able to remain a fan favorite despite that controversy, not out of any conscious effort from Ace either , he just remained himself ,he always moved to the beat of his own drum. After the move to midwest, Ace got his first international tour in 2004 from October 16th to December 27th, debuted in Japan on January 8th 2005, had a few excursions back to America in the West Coast in 2006 and moved back to the US to the West coast in 2007 where he became a globally known superstar level wrestler by 2008 at 25 years old, due to injuries in ring and out of the ring, plus his medicinical usage of cannabis in a time and places that were not acceptable led him to a depressive state of mind, in 2014 he was able to embark on a trip to the Peruvian jungle to an ayahuasca retreat where he became reborn and in touch with his “ Jaguar spirit”, since then he has combined his spiritual ideologies of eastern philosophies with his philosophies in martial arts and pro wrestling, using his notoriety as a revolutionary visionary to spread an inclusive message of self-expression and civic-disobedience to unjust laws and corporate evil. Ace remains a paradoxical enigma as he is eager to encapsulate equanimity while also being a hedonistic-hippie. Since March 30 of 2020 he has been the most requested and highest paid free-agent American wrestler —------------------------------------------------------------- Ace arrived at the arena, he would always spend time with the backstage staff and crew members, who were mostly ignored by the talent, in return they filmed him for his promo: Ace is backstage in an area to himself, he is seen stretching then climbing up on an equipment box in a lotus pose, as the camera crew focus on him. Ace Sky: What Derrick Kane has rambled on about, just factually isn’t true. That’s par for the course with him and his fans. they even think the election was stolen so that’s the kind of person I’m dealing with I am intellectually superior, however our in ring IQ are both high but from different experiences. He is 7’ft tall, he was probably scouted for this business, I had to scratch and claw, sneak and slither my way into this business as a cruiserweight. His promo is just so inaccurate, it’s like how do I respond to that? His promo was basically like trying to argue with someone who says they believe the earth is made of cheese, how do you respond to that shit? There’s no argument to be had, there’s no reasoning with a person like that. You are threat with your size and you have success from your experience but you’ve already lost intellectually and you will lose physically and mentally. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This match is perfect for Ace Sky. Ace is known as a more technical based cruiserweight, renowned for his mastery of the shooting star press Ace’s style is a trifecta of technical wizardry, strong style savagery and aerial acumen. Ace started out athletically at four years old with gymnastics and soccer. By 5 years old he began training in Taekwondo and on his 10th birthday he achieved his first black belt. At 6 years he began training in amateur wrestling as he and his brothers had randomly caught British Wrestling on television. Ace’s father remarked how the techniques seemed derivative of Greco Roman wrestling used in amateur wrestling. Ace already loved and was influenced by the smaller wrestlers from Mexico and Japan, it was very cool to see smaller wrestlers be able to out-wit and out grapple their opponents. Ace picked up his earliest techniques, Ace puts the fun in the fundamentals with his catch wrestling mastery, he can literally wrestle circles around people, especially young wrestlers who may have only learnt the basics too quickly to skip past into doing the crazy stuff. Ace loves the ring, it is where it is most comfortable. His goal spiritually is to be at the level of equanimity he has in the ring outside the ring. Ace is a generally laid back guy it may seem and for the most part he is, the only thing that stresses him out is traveling especially airports. That is when he is the most easily aggravated. Once he gets on the airplane he can pass the time quite quickly. He listens to audiobooks of Carl Saggan and Ram Dass, watches his opponent’s matches, watches comedy specials and listens to podcasts of those comedians some of whom he is friends with. Ace has been feeling a lot of gratitude recently as June 12th was the 24th year anniversary of his expulsion from Houston University as both a student and assistant professor. His childhood bully the right wing political commentator and sports columnist J.T. Douglas started his career breaking the story that Ace was selling marijuana and magic mushrooms to students. As he was just 16 he was able to avoid legal trouble as a delinquent and it was put on his academic record ruining his chances of working for NASA. Ace had two goals since he was 3 years old, one was to be a pro wrestler and the other being astronaut. By 16 now, he had achieved becoming a pro wrestler, getting licensed pro on his 15th birthday on March 16th 1998 three years under the required legal age and debuting on the first live episode of the cable access show his wrestling promotion Galveston Championship Wrestling had. He made his pro debut on March 29th 1998. By this time now Ace was pretty well known in town and state in Sugar Land, Houston Texas. A child prodigy with an IQ 190 and local pro wrestler. Ace had a great reputation as he was viewed as a good role model up until this point. It became more hostile, parents hated him for what he had done and they just viewed him as a burn-out. When something like that happens and you damage your reputation, there are two ways a person will go about it, they will dig their heels in and be against those against them or they will do what they can to prove they are worthy of forgiveness or respect, Ace managed that as he took that on the chin and once last bell sounded, win, lose or draw fans would like him again. Not just because his style is inherently impressive, it was the catharthetic way of seeing him get beat down at first but somehow these parents would quickly feel sympathy for Ace as he is getting beaten down, he begins to fight back and they root for him. The other thing that makes Ace grateful is how well he is doing financially. Since the end of March in 2020 he has a networth of 3 million. As he is one of the top most requested and highest paid free agent American professional wrestlers. Growing up his parents were physicists who raised four boys, they drifted between middle and lower middle class, there were rough patches for sure but what was really tough was when he moved out of his parents house in 2001 into his own RV to wrestle in the midwest and midsouth independent/territory scenes. During the weekdays he would work in computer coding in a fledgling software company. It was very tough, as he was growing on online fanbase, he was slumming it an RV , in the software company he looked quite different from others as he had the body of an adonis, he still had the young, nerdy look with his glasses but other than that he looked very muscular. In 2004 he got his big break with his first international tour which was in the UK and Europe, from October 16th to December 27th. That was when the paying your dues part became an actual problem for Ace. Ace romanticized the “paying your dues” stuff at first because he read it in all his favorite wrestlers’ autobiographies and the first promotion he was at Galveston Championship Wrestling loved him instantly because he loved everything others hated, learning to fall and all those drills, he was used to it as his background in martial arts, amateur wrestling and backyard wrestling, the latter which is where he learnt land on his head and neck from trampolines to boxing rings to his own makeshift pro wrestling rings. Even on his first day he was excited to clean the ring and take it down, he loved all of it. It is a different circumstance though to spend your resting time at your parents house, when you are just in the middle of nowhere in a campground in Illinois regretting the moonsault to the outside of the ring, a high school gymnasium floor. It does not matter that he hit his opponent, his body still hit the floor too. Ace looks at what he has now with being able to live in Canada, Nevada and Houston, Texas. Former UEW Women’s champion Terri has been dating Ace since June 7th. The one thing with Asylum Wrestling Society is just breaking out, Ace hungers to prove himself as an elite wrestler This match will be the perfect place to prove it.

Ace Sky is unable to be patient. As much as he strives towards enlightement, reaching the enternal equanimity. Externally he remains the epotime of energy. Ace has arrived at the Buffalo State Hospital, in his gear and his aviator jacket decorated with many accoutrements of badges and emblems of flags such as the Texas Flag, The Ying & Yang flag, the Universal Peace flag, emblems of astrophysics, quatum mechanics vectors and Buddhist symbols, peace signs and rockets, third eyes. He got his way to a cameraman to shoot this promo. Ace Sky: I am not one who categorizes people, I think categories and labels lead to create divisions where they don't belong. However there is one binary exception I must admit is true: sayers and doers. In life you have only those two options, I have always been a doer. An action man. From three years old now to 40 years old I have done the work to be recognized as an elite professional wrestler. I went from gymnastics classes and soccer fields to the Taekwondo dojos where I achieved my black belt five years under the usual age at 10 years old, months later I began backyard wrestling going from trampolines to boxing rings to building rings and by 15 I was pro legally licensed three years under the required age despite the very strict state athletic comittee. By 21 I was internationally known and by 25 I was at superstar level. Ace Sky: I have always had this weird advanced placement, I have an IQ of 190, I don't really know how accurate that, all I know is I retain information faster, I work harder than everyone else because they focus on all the shit that doesn't matter, like my size. I did not listen to them and that is how I have gotten to where I am today, as of March 30th 2020 I have been the highest paid and top requested free agent American pro wrestler. Pretty good for a guy who never got into this for the wrong reasons others did, I never desired to be on American television as a pro wrestler, I figured that was impossible, my fantasy, my pipedream was to wrestle in Japan and I achieved that in 81 months. That was 6 years, 9 months and 10 days into my professional career. I cut my teeth in my hometown of Texas and the southwest for three years, another three years the midwest and midsouth traveling by and living in a 2001 Coachman Leperuchan RV until six years and six months into my career I had my first tour in the United Kingdom and European countries which was 72 days. 72 days- England, Northern England, Scotland, Wales. Russia and Germany. I got home and in 12 days later I had my debut in Japan as one of the few gajins chosen to work there. I took a 9 hour flight from Germany to Chicago to get all my stuff back to my parents' house in Sugarland Texas. Ace Sky: I have an eidetic memory, often misnomered as a photographic memory, that means I REMEMBER EVERYTHING Every hit, slam I have ever taken, every shady promoter, every crappy motel. I have busted my ass for this and I am not complaining. I LOVE this . It is an obsession, most likely a sickness an addiction, that is why I can't sit by and wait to be booked randomly. Put me against the " enhancement talent", put me in whatever situation you feel I am worthy to start at and I will open not just your eyes but your third eye. You can't deny and you can't outfly Ace Sky!

Ace Sky sits talking to the Japanese wrestling media Ace Sky: Japan is a really special place, when I first came here in 2005 I felt like I stepped into a whole different universe. The people grow up differently than people do in Texas and I have learned a lot about myself by being able to see from a Japanese point of view. It is like seeing yourself through other people's shoes because you do stand out so much but the thing I really appreciate about Japanese culture is the way they do things. In America a lot of us are conditioned to think that you should do things the fastest way possible, least amount of effort for the most amount of product but the Japanese do it the right way with putting in the extra hours, the details , the precision because it matters, not because people will or won't notice, they do it because they would notice if they slacked or took the easy way out. They have a culture of working hard for this artistic purpose. I am obssessed with Japanese culture, I am into zen Buddhism and Japanese philosophy , I just wish I could speak the language better. Ace Sky: Mike Ditmer is for sure a bad ass, that is not just a moniker, he's a great grappler, truly dangerous to get in the ring with. Facing someone like Mike is going from 0 to 60 miles per hour in a heart beat, there is this intensitity that I wish everyone I cpmpeted against had because it is infectious. This match will also be catharthetic for me as I can take the inner turmoil, all the pressures and anxieties I have been dealing with lately and mold that into the energy I use to take on my oppoonent. I just turned 40 on the 16th, in recent years I have had to deal with the pitfalls of age, I started this at 10 years old as a crazy backyard wrestler with martual arts and amateur wrestling experience, I began at 15 years old professionally, internationally by 21 and mainstream since I was 25. I can't stop, I am truly addicted to this and I am going to go until I can't anymore.

(**Note, Locuro as mentioned his picbase is the wrestler Delirious*) Ace was born on March 16th 1983, he has lived an exciting life, full of epic epoch moments . However he will tell you despite hard work there was also coincidence. Ace is his real first name, it is ironic for a child prodigy to be named that, especiallly from first glance it seems accurate, given his high IQ of 190 and his athletic accumen as well as a pro wrestler. However Ace believes he had more energy rather than athleticism. He grew up undersized in Texas where they love everything big. Unlike his father who was a coward, Ace had some sass probably from his mother, he just really knew that he was raised to respect everyone and be polite, if people did not concede with that, especially over something he can't control as his height, He just knew he could not be pushed around. It did not make him a jerk, he is a bit behind in social skills as is normal for someone with a high IQ, it seems to be a balance in a way, Ace has always had deal with duality of his personality, one side easy going, optimistic and his other side of being quite scrappy and attention-seaking. Since he was 2 years old he was obssessed with outerspace, pro wrestling and martial arts. He started pursuing his goal of becoming a pro wrestler very quickly. In 1987 at four years old on April 3rd he began training in soccer and on the following day gymnastics. He was a fan of the cruiserweights and luchadors, he figured those sports were suited best for him to learn. On the 17th of March, the day after his 5th birthday he began training in martial arts in Taekwondo, he grew up a big fan of Bruce Lee with his older brother Arlo, a pacifist musical prodigy who was a big fan of martial arts and all the media associated with it. On Ace's 10th birthday, his younger twin brothers got to black belt at the average time of 16 years old. On May 6th 1989 he began amateur wrestling, he was soon the stand out in the lightest weight class. The intenet was in it's infancy still . you could learn everything in an encylopediac way, except for pro wrestling. However backyard wrestling became a controversial craze, Ace was able to find kids a few years older, teenagers of 14-17 who had their own backyard promotions. Ace joined one closest to him in hometown of Housfortunately which was pure coincidence being in the same place. He had a trampoline already which was what most " rings" were unless big shows where they would use boxing rings( which should never be used as pro wrestling rings) and soon building rings themselves. Ace picked Sky as his ring name, making his debut on May 8th 1993. He did a lot of dangerous aerials somehow escaping unharmed, his saving grace was his preference for technical wrestling, he wanted to be a pure technical wrestlers, those guys even though on the smaller size were respected by their peers. Ace never intended to be an American TV star wrestler, given his size it did not seem possible, but he figured if he got to Mexico or his pipedream of wresting in Japan that would fit him better. In 1994 he got advanced placement being able to skip junior high to attend college as both a student and assistant professor. He was 11, he looked like he was seven years old, he would wake up in his dorm room, get on his blue skateboard that had Marvin The Martian from Looney Tunes on it while listening to Blink 182's album Buddha on his Walkman. It was tough to fit in at first, however he soon found some students were stoners and he was able to help sell their stuff to students in his classes, some mariujana and some magic mushrooms which was great for students because they were using aderall and ritalin for studying. In 1996 he told his parents of his plans to run away to Mexico or Canada to get professionally trained however cooler heads prevailed as his parents convinced him to find a local place, that was the indepedent promotion in Galveston called Galveston Championship Wrestling, they had a training program called Fight Zone. After his farewell backyard match on Septmber 6tht 1996. He took four months to procure the tuition money himself through chores at home saving his allowance, helping his neigbors out with mowing their lawns, cleaning their pools and tutoring their high school age children for the SATS. Plus some of his Bar Mitzvah money. He began training on January 20th 1997, His main trainer Mike a 15 year pro and 35 year old liked him due to his coachability from his athletic background and his overall attitude. Despite being cockier than his usual self due to his backyard wrestling background which made him a black sheep in the locker room, he was excited about everything others hated. Bumping drills , setting up, tearing down and cleaning the ring, he did enthusiastically for free. Ace befriended Damian, who is 2 years older than him despite being three years apart it would seem since he was born December 16th 1980; Damian is a couple inches taller than Ace and about 60 pounds heavier , they became fast friends due to Damian being a human enclopedia on Japanese and Mexican wrestling, in the ring they became rivals as Damian would change into Locuro, a Luchador that is the epitome of insanity. . In March on his 14th birthday GCW announced they would finally have a cable access show, it would air on Sundays at 4 in the morning and be pretaped on thursday through saturday, unfortunately Ace and Damian were to young, the only stipulation the cable access network had was every wrestler on the show must licensed professional at 18 years old being the youngest required age. The state athletic commission was very strict. Ace and Locuro started sneaking in during morning and afternoon times before taping to face each other and train, however Mike caught them quickly, luckily he appreciated thier enthusiasm and let them continue as long as they made themselves scarce during show time. On March 29th they were having their first live to tape show for the cable access show On Ace's 15th birthday he got Ace a birthday gift from MIke, a try out match for their pro licenses for Ace and Locuro. Three members of the commission were judges, they were dismissives and disrespectful of the two wrestlers for their lack of size, however soon their jaws were dropped and they got their licenses and faced off against each other in their pro debut match on . the 29th. They did not compete against each other exclusively but they did continue their rivalvry as they toured the rest of the south west. They did so well, both were recognized in the most popular insider-wrestling newsletter as talents from Texas in 1999. However in the first week of March withf it's release was the same that Ace's childhood bully J..T. Douglas, a tri-varsity athlete had published his first hit piece as a sports columnist with the news that Ace was selling drugs to students at college. Ace avoided legal trouble as he was a deliquent still at 16, he got kicked out of college and it went on his academic record, jeapordizing his goal of ever working for NASA. He went full into wrestling, his parents being hippies themselves did not punish him , they just told him to accept what the college was doing him, and what happened to his academic record. in 2000 he lived in a van as he switched to touring the midwest with Damian, again not wrestling Locuro exclusively however continuing their feud. Ace was becoming quite the commodity as his stood out with his unique triple threat style of pure technical wrestling, Japanese and Mexican based cruiserweight wrestling and his martial arts background. Armbar afficiando, moonsault maestro with very educated feet. He got on his first international tour in 2004 which was taking place in UK and Europe from October 16 to December 27th. There he finally got to compete in rings that were well kept and his technical-cruiserweight style was appreciated more than in America where audiences seemed to really go for the high risk offense. After that tour, he was working the east coast indies and got his chance to wrestle in Japan for niche cruiserweight promotions, finally achieving his goal. He made his debut in Japan on January 5th 2005. In 2006 and 2007 he made a few exurcsions back to the states however in the West Coast states, his reputation was solid and he was hired by the top American promotion, however despite being impressive he had shoulder and leg injuries that he would use mariujana to deal with medically not habitutally, and this was fine for a while as he could pay off fines for a while, they had marketed him incorrectly as a clean-cut superhero type and he was not fitting that with this scandal, as it leaked to dirt sheets. A motorcycle injury on his 29th birthday, destroyed his right foot permanently. The promotion he was at allowed him to train and heal however they released him a year later, he went to Peru to the Peruvian jungle on a spiritual retreat, where he given plant based physchadelics legally and medicinally from monks, this sparked his spiritual rebirth and he returned in 2013. For the past 10 years he has combined his spirtual philosophies with his philosophies as a pro wrestler and martial artist as a modern shaman. However this remains a challenge as with his personal life that is quite hedonistic. In the past three years Ace is one of the top requested free agent wrestlers, he's very respected by his peers, veterans and younger wrestlers. Ace is prepared to take on anyone and prove that he not just the best wrestler in this universe but multi-dimensionally.