American Wrestling Alliance
Start date unknown · Current
Lee Connors
Professional Wrestler
Career roles
Current
Championships & Accomplishments
No linked championship reigns or achievement wins have been recorded.
Promotion history
| Promotion | Status | Role | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Wrestling Alliance | Active | Men’s Singles | Start date unknown · Ended Date unknown |
Physical Description
Lee Connors looks like the kid you'd steal lunch money from… but I wouldn't suggest it. Sloppy black hair that could've been cut by his mom. A babyface that makes him look like he hasn't graduated high school yet. A torso that doesn't show sign one of a muscle. But looks can be deceiving.
Biography & Background
Lee Connors was the kind of kid you stole lunch money from (sounds familiar, right?)
Ever see the movie Karate Kid? That’s this guy’s life. He was beat up by bullies for years until he finally had all he could stand and he couldn’t stands no more. He worked hard labor after school, earning enough money to enroll in a martial arts skill. Slowly but surely, he gained the ability and confidence to defend himself and was bullied no more.
Until he entered the world of pro wrestling where EVERYONE was skilled enough to repeat his life story. Connors was the little engine that could - always trying, always working hard, always aiming to be better the next day than he is today. And slowly but surely, he did it. He made it to the top of his local indy.
And then he went to a bigger promotion… and it all started again.
Just imagine what happens when he hits the “big leagues.”
Ever see the movie Karate Kid? That’s this guy’s life. He was beat up by bullies for years until he finally had all he could stand and he couldn’t stands no more. He worked hard labor after school, earning enough money to enroll in a martial arts skill. Slowly but surely, he gained the ability and confidence to defend himself and was bullied no more.
Until he entered the world of pro wrestling where EVERYONE was skilled enough to repeat his life story. Connors was the little engine that could - always trying, always working hard, always aiming to be better the next day than he is today. And slowly but surely, he did it. He made it to the top of his local indy.
And then he went to a bigger promotion… and it all started again.
Just imagine what happens when he hits the “big leagues.”
In-Ring Style & Influences
"Speedball" Mike Bailey
Entrance & Presentation
TBD
Character & Presentation
Face
In-Ring Repertoire
Finisher
Atomic Cannonball
450 senton - he actually likes doing this on an opponent who is up on all fours or higher
MDK Finisher
Shooting Star Double Kneedrop
oh my god. It hurts. My god, it hurts.
Signature Moves
Martial arts strikes
kicks, backhands, chops - often in combos.
Irish whip —-> Run up the opponent’s chest, backflip off, strike a karate pose
Shining wizard
but a double knee version of it, riding down into a pin
Back opponent to the corner
right kick, left kick, right kick, left kick - jumps back and forth from foot to foot before throwing a springing enzuigiri to wrap it up
Top rope cannonball to the floor
standing opponent preferred
Other Moves
Running palm strike on a cornered opponent
Backflip dropkick
throws the dropkick while backflipping, works awesome as a “dropsault” in a tag match
Legsweep —> Standing SSP
Ax kick on a doubled-up opponent
likes to use a counter to a backdrop
JCVD
the kneeling backlist to the gut of an opponent, complete with guttural roar and freezing after the blow to pose
Spinning backlist
Back bridge to avoid strikes, kip up into offense
Dives to the floor
he’ll try any number of them
Counters a punch by catching it under his arm, leaning forward and swinging his leg up to kick the opponent in the face with his heel —> right into an overhead arm drag, rolls through into a cross arm breaker attempt
Opponent climbing the ropes, Connors rushes the corner, leaps up, throwing his body towards the buckles, swings a leg through into a “super legsweep
Sunset flip counter double stomp to the chest or gut
Archive record
Indexed show matches
64
Name-based matches across archived shows.
First Indexed Appearance
Power Hour
July 9, 2016 · American Wrestling Alliance
Latest Indexed Appearance
Showtime
July 7, 2018 · American Wrestling Alliance
These are exact indexed-name matches, not editorially verified appearances. Mentions, common names, or aliases can create false positives.