Tommy End, Big Damo, and “Crazy” Mary Dobson have all signed with WWE and have reported to the Performance Center in Orlando after months of speculation.
Tommy End(real name Tom Budgen) is a Dutch wrestler born in 1985.
He is a 14-year veteran of the business, wrestling in the largest independent companies all across the globe, such as Insane Championship Wrestling, Revolution Pro Wrestling, Progress Wrestling,etc. in the United Kingdom and Combat Zone Wrestling, Evolve, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla(PWG),etc. in the United States of America.
He was trained by Chris Hero and Nigel McGuiness. He has an extensive martial arts background as well. His known signature is his lethal striking
Here is a clip of Tommy End vs Chris Hero at PWG:
Big Damo(real name Damian Mackle) is a Northern Irish wrestler born in 1985. He has had notable stints with Insane Championship Wrestling, Revolution Pro Wrestling, Progress Wrestling, Evolve, What Culture Pro Wrestling(where he is the first WCPW World Champion) and is also an ICW World Heavyweight Champion.
He goes by the nickname “ The Beast Of Belfast” . He has trained under Finn Balor and Performance Center Coach Robbie Brookside, who he will be reuniting with. He also has had notable bouts with NXT superstars Samoa Joe and Shinsuke Nakamura.
Here is a clip of Big Damo against Alberto El Patron. The match starts around the 10-minute mark
“Crazy” Mary Dobson(real name Sarah Bridges) was born in 1993. Being just 23 years old, she carries with her 5 years of experience, where she has wrestled all across the world, in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Mexico, Japan etc.
She has made her name in Shimmer Women’s Wresting, Shine and even Ring Of Honor. She is known for her freak gimmick inspired by horror films when she comes in with facepaint or wearing a hockey mask. She is a huge prospect for WWE.
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