World Raseling: Wwe Brian Kendrick

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Paul London & Brian Kendrick One of the last good tag teams that the WWE had when their tag division was beginning it’s downward spiral was these guys. It was after London had a decent tag team run with Billy Kidman, leading to a rivalry between the two before Kidman was fired and when the WWE finally decided to ditch the whole crap that was Kendrick’s “Spanky” nickname. The two held on to the tag team titles for a solid year before they lost the belts to a team that looked like something the movie “Grease” puked up in Deuce & Domino. Then there was the draft which split up London and Kendrick that lead to London eventually being shown the door and though he had a brief singles run as “THE Brian Kendrick,” Kendrick followed suit months after he started that gimmick.

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Brian Kendrick and Paul London

Wwe Brian Kendrick

Brian David Kendrick was born on May 29, 1979 in Fairfax, Virginia. While in high school, he worked as a dishwasher in a pizza place to save money to attend wrestling school. In 1999, he flew to Texas to train at the NWA Southwest wrestling school and later attended the Shawn Michaels Wrestling Academy.

Kendrick made his debut as a professional wrestler on October 1999, in a match with American Dragon. Soon thereafter he was signed with WWF and spent a year in the company's Memphis Championship Wrestling, where he further trained. He was then released from his contract and wrestled in the premiere show of Ring of Honor, where he competed in promotions such as Heartland Wrestling Association and All Pro Wrestling.

In 2002, Kendrick signed a contract with the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and debuted in the January 2003 edition of Velocity. While there, he competed under different identities until he went up against John Cena, who eventually defeated him. He then left WWE to fulfill more independent promotions, promising that he would be back after completing them. He returned to ZERO1 and immediately immersed himself in the NWA International Lightweight Tag Team Championship. He also won the ZERO1-MAX United States Openweight Championship.