AR Fox

Danger, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, with almost five years in-ring experience, trained at the WWA4 Wrestling School.

That's under AR Fox.

He's wrestled around 100 matches in his career, averaging 21 matches a year, with the most he's wrestled in one year at 25 in 2024.

Mr. Danger's first match at GCW was with JCW on November 19, 2022 at Series of Survivals.

So how did you find the four?

Well...

He's been in tap with like indie wrestling and like my trainers, AR Fox already knew who he was with like Lucha Underground and Evolve and CZW.

People forget he's like the, he used to be the wire champion and stuff.

I know he's had a lot of matches with Fletcher, so maybe you want to go with something a little bit different.

But you've got you've got plenty of people like AR Fox just bring him up for like a one-off match like have a good match with Carl Fletcher and take the pin why does it have to be a guy that you're exclusively trying to set up to have a match with Mojo like I say don't it's one of those pivotal carnal routes that I have for like wrestling it's like no one wants to see a match with two losers fighting each other I never want to see a match which is built up with the premise that they're costing each other matches or that they're losing their way towards that match Like, no one ever wants to see that.

So, yeah, I don't get what the rationale of that was.

I get the rationale of putting Carl Fletcher versus Will Ospreay, because Carl Fletcher is trying to kind of assert himself, and he's missed out on the tag titles, he lost the international title, and so he's trying to still find himself as, like, to try and present himself as, like, the alpha dog of the Don Callis family.

Yeah, of course.

It was it was just tremendous to see everyone come together, especially during the main event during Bandido versus AR Fox to have some of the talent come out and just, you know, it felt very communal.

It felt like a family.

It felt like a warm embrace.