Joe Hendry

Real name: Joseph Hendry
Height: 6’2″
Weight: 229 lbs.
Date of birth: May 1, 1988
From: Edinburgh, Scotland
Pro debut: October 2013
Trained by: Killian Dain, Mikey Whiplash, Robbie Brookside, & Marty Jones
Finishing move: Freak of Nature

Biography

– Hendry began competing in his native Scotland in 2013
– On November 3, 2013, Hendry made his first in-ring appearance for ICW
– On April 5, 2014, Hendry defeated Jackie Polo to win the SWA Laird of the Ring Title
– On May 11, Hendry defeated Lewis Girvan to retain the SWA Laird of the Ring Title
– On June 7, Hendry defeated Christopher Saynt & Lewis Girvan to win the N7 Title
– On August 3, Hendry defeated Karl McKaigue to retain the N7 Title and win the PWU All-Ulster Title
– On September 20, Hendry defeated Lewis Girvan to retain the N7 Title
– On November 1, Hendry defeated Mikey to win the RIW UK Title, but lost it later that day to Darren Lewis
– On February 28, 2015, Hendry defeated Ian Ambrose to win the SWE Heavyweight Title
– On April 4, Hendry defeated Scott Renwick to win the RIW World Title
– On May 2, Hendry defeated Massimo Italiano to retain the RIW World Title
– On June 6, Hendry defeated Darren Lewis to retain the RIW World Title
– On July 4, Hendry defeated Davey Blaze by DQ to retain the RIW World Title
– On August 1, Hendry defeated Lewis Girvan to retain the RIW World Title
– On September 12, Hendry defeated Dave Conrad to retain the RIW World Title
– On October 3, Hendry defeated Bobby Roberts to retain the RIW World Title
– On November 7, Hendry lost to BT Gunn by DQ, but retained his RIW World Title
– On May 28, 2015, Hendry, Kid Fite & Lionheart defeated Britain’s Biggest Tag Team (Colossus Kennedy & Stixx) in a Handicap Match to win the NGW Tag Team Titles. The trio would defend the belts under the Freebird Rule
– On July 16, Hendry & Lionheart defeated Team Sports (Ace Matthews & David Graves) to retain the NGW Tag Team Titles
– On July 31, The Local Fire (Hendry & Davey Boy) defeated Wild Boar & Mike Bird in the final of a tournament to win the vacant ICW Tag Team Titles
– On August 28, The Local Fire defeated The New Nation (Alexander Henry & Jason Prime) to retain the ICW Tag Team Titles
– In November 2016, Hendry competed for ROH on their UK tour
– On December 17, Hendry defeated Stixx in a Ladder Match to retain the NGW Tag Team Titles for his team
– On February 26, 2017, Hendry defeated Luther Valentine to win the PWU All-Ulster Title
– On March 18, Hendry defeated Iestyn Rees to win the PWE World Title
– On April 30, Hendry defeated Martin Kirby by referee stoppage to win the WCPW World Title
– On May 6, Hendry defeated Iestyn Rees to retain the PWE World Title
– On May 27, Hendry defeated Martin Kirby to retain the WCPW World Title
– On June 2, Hendry defeated Kirby in a Last Man Standing Match to retain the WCPW World Title
– On June 16, Hendry defeated Rampage to retain the WCPW World Title
– On July 21, Hendry fought Marty Scurll to a double-KO draw to retain the WCPW World Title
– The next day, Hendry defeated Joe Coffey to retain the PWE World Title
– On August 25, Hendry defeated Joseph Conners by DQ to retain the WCPW World Title
– The next day, Hendry defeated Jack Swagger to retain the WCPW World Title
– On September 23, Hendry defeated Kenny Williams to retain the PWE World Title
– In November 2017, Hendry worked his first dates outside Europe, competing for Canada’s Smash promotion
– On March 17, 2018, Hendry defeated Mikey Whiplash to retain the PWE World Title
– In May 2018, Hendry was unveiled as a member of the revived World of Sport promotion
– On June 1, 2018, Hendry made his Impact debut
– On December 8, Hendry defeated Flip Gordon & Jimmy Havoc to win the Fight Forever Men’s World Title
– The next day, Hendry defeated Gordon to retain the Fight Forever Men’s World Title
– On December 15, Hendry defeated Alexander Dean to retain the Fight Forever Men’s World Title
– In February 2019, Hendry announced that he was no longer affiliated with Impact Wrestling
– On March 29, Hendry defeated David Starr & Sha Samuels to retain the Fight Forever Men’s World Title