While former Onett crime kingpin Frank Fly claims to have gone straight, he and his gang are still known in the area. Despite his perfectly acceptable job at the local burger place, The Sharks are still known for their violent ways. Or at least one of them is. This former shark keeps all his Shark attire and wrestles in the NWA-TNA federation as the appropriately nicknamed “Shark Boy”.

Shark Boy, who began wrestling shortly after The Sharks turned over a new leaf, has become a respected man among the business, with wrestling experience in WWE, WCW, WWA and a more prominent role in the relatively newer NWA-TNA. Shark Boy has held title after title during his prolific start in the wrestling business. He has a dedicated, almost cultish following. He continues to climb a step further up that ladder each year and at this rate, Shark Boy and his widely recognized mask will be household names in no time.

At 5’10”, 180 pounds, Shark Boy is not a impounding force in the ring. He does not pound his opponents to victory, nor does he use gravity to defeat them in death-defying jumps, drop-kicks and other related stunts. Shark Boy is quick, but his strength lies in his mental game and his fundamentally sound wrestling style. Shark Boy takes wrestling to a whole new level, almost like a physical chess game. His array of moves of all types show that he is continuously improving while not detracting from the style that makes him successful and a fan favorite.

Shark Boy is a hero to many, to people of all ages. He is respected by his fellow wrestlers and by the wrestling experts. Look for more from this local legend since it looks like he won’t be going anywhere but up. Shark Boy is getting everything he deserves and is exactly what the wrestling industry needs today.