Jas Dhillon

After his arrival on the British professional wrestling scene Jas Dhillon has gained a loyal fan following. Like many youngsters he was passionate about professional wrestling and dreamed of one day becoming a professional wrestler. In 1991 his dream came true after years of hard training when he made his professional wrestling debut at Fazeley Town Hall in Tamworth, UK in a 6 man tag match. After a hard fought match he made the winning fall and was later named the "man of the match" by his coach Pete Evans. Jas Dhillon was spotted by wrestling promoter Max Crabtree, the brother of the British wrestling legend Big Daddy (real name Shirley Crabtree). After seeing his potential and crowd appeal Max Crabtree signed him up for his promotions. Max Crabtree at the time was one of the biggest promoters of British wrestling around the UK with wrestlers from around the world appearing on his shows. The wrestling fans loved his down to earth nature and with their support and his dedication and love for wrestling he quickly climbed up the wrestling ranks. He appeared on professional wrestling shows throughout England, Scotland and Wales working with some of the biggest International wrestling names. The crowds were never disappointed in seeing him in the wrestling ring. He gained respect and admiration from wrestlers as well as wrestling fans. Unfortunately during a wrestling show he sustained a back injury in the ring forcing an early retirement from pro wrestling and the transition from wrestler to actor.