Snoop Strikes

Real Name: ?
Height: 5’3”
Weight: 143 Pounds
Date of Birth: ?
From: Largo, Florida
Pro Debut: April 11, 2015
Trained By: Jay Lethal
Finishing Move: Twisting Dropkick

Biography

– Strikes began his career in Florida’s Uproar promotion under the name ‘CJ Strikes’
– By the end of 2015, CJ Strikes had become Snoop Strikes
– On October 28, 2017, Strikes defeated Troy Hollywood to win the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On November 1, Strikes defeated Troy Hollywood & Hunter Law to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On November 8, Strikes defeated Dwayne Wonder to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– Strikes wrestled a dark match for MLW at the 2017 Never Say Never event
– On December 13, Strikes defeated Sage Scott to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On December 20, Strikes defeated Danny Vincent to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– In January 2018, Strikes officially signed with MLW under the name ‘Kotto Brazil’. He would continue as Snoop Strikes in other promotions
– On January 17, Strikes defeated Sean O’Rielly to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On January 31, Strikes defeated Brandon Law to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On February 3, Strikes defeated Hunter Law to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On February 7, Strikes again defeated Hunter Law to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– On February 24, Strikes defeated Josh Grady to retain the ACW Cruiserweight Title
– Strikes lost the ACW Cruiserweight Title to Samuel C on June 6, but regained it on June 27
– At the 2018 Battle Riot event, Brazil defeated Myron Reed
– At War Games 2018, Brazil, Shane Strickland, John Hennigan, Tommy Dreamer & Barrington Hughes defeated Jimmy Havoc, Sami Callihan, Sawyer Fulton, Leon Scott & Abyss in the titular match
– At Saturday Night SuperFight 2019, Injustice (Brazil, Myron Reed & Jordan Oliver) defeated Gringo Loco, Puma King & Septimo Dragon
– On the 2019 MLW Thanksgiving Special, Injustice (Brazil & Oliver) defeated Gringo Loco & Zenshi in an Elimination Match
– Brazil’s MLW contract expired during the Covid pandemic and he would not return to the company following their return to action
– On May 15, OAO (Strikes & Hunter Law) defeated NeXT LVL (Bryan Idol & Anthony Catena) and The End (Odinson & Parrow) to win the FIP Interim Tag Team Titles
– On July 10, OAO defeated The Island Kings (Sean Maluta & Jaka) to win the full FIP Tag Team Titles
– On October 16, OAO fought The End (Odinson & Parrow) to a no-contest to retain the FIP Tag Team Titles
– On April 23, 2023, OAO defeated The Gifted (Logan Cruz & Wheezy T) to retain the FIP Tag Team Titles
– On July 30, OAO defeated The Metro Brothers (Chris & JC) to retain the FIP Tag Team Titles