"Speedball" Mike Bailey

Wrestler's Name: Mike Bailey
Nicknames: “Speedball”
Hometown: Laval, Quebec
Height: 5’8”
Weight: 174 lbs
Alignment: Face

Wrestling Style: Light Heavyweight, Striker, Taekwondo Practitioner
Manager/Valet: Veda Scott
Entrance Music: ”Brass Monkey” by the Beastie Boys
Signature Moves:

High Speed roundhouse kick to a kneeling opponent
Fisherman driver

Multiple kick variations
Drop
Front thrust
Machine Gun Kicks (Multiple shoot to both sides of the opponent ended with either an enzuigiri or a roundhouse)
Roundhouse
Shoot
Spinning heel
Spinning heel

Multiple moonsault variations
Corkscrew to the outside of the ring
Standing fallaway slam, as a counter to an oncoming opponent
Standing double knee drop

Multiple shooting star variations
Regular
Plancha
Standing
Running

Finisher(s):

Ultima Weapon (Shooting Star double knee drop)
Green Tea Plunge (Running Corkscrew Shooting Star Press)
Meteor Rain (Avalanche Fallaway Fisherman Buster)
Flamingo Driver (Cross-legged one-handed eclectic chair driver)

Biography:

Never underestimate Mike Bailey.

On the surface, he seems like a mild-mannered guy with a quaint background. Growing up in French-speaking Quebec, Canada, Mike Bailey fell in love with professional wrestling after watching Kane try to set his opponent on fire during a segment on Monday Night RAW. But it wasn’t the supernatural element that drove him to pursue professional wrestling and martial arts as a profession. It was the countless afternoons and evenings wrestling his older brother on a stack of twin mattresses in their bedroom that ignited his love for the sport. And deep down it was the feeling that all he’d ever be happy doing is wrestling and fighting. He never did pay attention much in school, but he applied himself enough so that he could eventually pursue the physical outlet of fighting, which brought him so much joy.

You see, Mike Bailey wanted to do something he never saw his parents do. His mother was a meek housewife doing the best she could to keep up with rowdy kids. And his father was an intellectual who spent most of his life wheelchair bound. They taught him the strength of a family bond and to exercise the mind as much as the body. But ultimately, he saw professional wrestling as a way for him to leave a mark on the world that no one in his family ever could.

As Mike Bailey aged into the sport, he brought decades of Taekwondo, where he earned a black belt. He loved the power and discipline the martial arts taught him, as well as the edge it gave him as a professional wrestler. Physically, he can do so much more than your typical grappler. Just watch one match with “Speedball” Mike Bailey and you can tell that he’s just built different.

There’s no man as intense as Mike Bailey. It can be off putting to those who don’t know and understand him. But those who love and follow him admire the intensity he brings to his relentlessly persistent pursuit for greatness.

For too long “Speedball” Mike Bailey has been the best kept secret in professional wrestling. With his imminent arrival in the EWA, that all changes very soon. From this point forward, the EWA and professional wrestling will never be the same again because Mike Bailey is destined to change everything.