Rich Swann

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Rich Swann
Baltimore, Maryland
, U.S.
Spouse(s)
Sabian[1]
Debut2008[9]

Richard Anthony Swann (born February 15, 1991) is an American

Impact Digital Media Champion. He also wrestles for Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW), where he is the current CZW World Heavyweight Champion
in his first reign.

Swann is also known for his time in

Open the Triangle Gate Champion
.

In 2018, Swann signed with

world champion in the history of the company after Ron Killings and Bobby Lashley. In 2021, Swann would unify the Impact World Championship and the TNA World Heavyweight Championship
.

Early life

Richard Anthony Swann

Baltimore, Maryland,[4][11][12] on February 15, 1991.[9][12] Swann's father was killed by his girlfriend when Swann was 12 years old. His mother died when he was 16,[13] after which Swann "fell in with a rough crowd" and began using cocaine.[11] However, after his supplier died of a heart attack, Swann, with help from his aunt, stopped using cocaine, got an apartment and finished high school.[11]

Professional wrestling career

Early career

Swann originally started training for

The Hardy Boyz.[14]

Combat Zone Wrestling (2009–2013)

In 2009, Swann began training under

Blk Jeez and Joker).[27] On January 7, 2011, the Irish Driveby was defeated by the Runaways (Joe Gacy and Ryan Slater) in what would turn out to be the team's final match together.[28]

Swann at a CZW show in October 2010

After twice failing to qualify for the

A. R. Fox in a four-way match, which also included Lucky 13 and rival Shane Strickland.[40] Swann and Strickland had their third singles match against each other on December 8 at Cage of Death XIV, where Swann was able to pick up his first win over the newcomer.[41][42][43] Swann received another shot at the CZW Wired TV Championship on February 9, 2013, at CZW's fourteenth anniversary show, but was again defeated by A. R. Fox.[44]

Dragon Gate USA and Evolve (2010–2015)

Swann performing a 450° splash on J. T. Dunn

On July 24, 2010, Swann made his debut for

Cima and Ricochet, before announcing that they were not joining any of Dragon Gate USA's established stables, but were instead forming a new one named "Ronin".[49] The villainous Ronin stable wrestled their first match together at the following day's Freedom Fight 2010 pay-per-view, defeating Aries, Genki Horiguchi and Ricochet in a six-man tag team match.[50] On January 28, 2011, at United: NYC, Swann was defeated by Aries in a singles match.[51] During that same weekend, Ronin started a rivalry with the Blood Warriors, a new villainous stable led by Cima, effectively ending Ronin's run as villains.[51][52] On March 1, Swann and the rest of the Ronin stable started their first tour of Japan with Dragon Gate USA's parent promotion, Dragon Gate.[53] During the tour, which lasted until March 15, Ronin worked mainly in matches against the Blood Warriors.[53][54][55] On April 3 at Open the Ultimate Gate 2011, Austin Aries, who had just lost a match, where he had put his Dragon Gate USA career on the line, feigned passing the torch to his former rivals in Ronin, but instead ended up turning on them and joining Blood Warriors.[56] On June 3 at Fearless 2011, Swann was defeated in a singles match by Blood Warriors leader Cima, following interference from Aries.[57] Two days later at Enter the Dragon 2011, Swann and Gargano teamed with Masato Yoshino in a six-man elimination tag team match, where they defeated Blood Warriors representatives Austin Aries, Brodie Lee and Cima.[58]

On June 8, 2011, Swann, without Chuck Taylor and Johnny Gargano, started his second tour of Dragon Gate.

Uhaa Nation in a three-way trios match, which also included the D.U.F. trio of Arik Cannon, Pinkie Sanchez and Sami Callihan.[70] During the following day's Open the Ultimate Gate 2012 pay-per-view, Chuck Taylor turned on Johnny Gargano, effectively ending Ronin.[71]

Swann performing a piledriver on Jake Manning

On March 31 at

Caleb Konley and Su Yung, leading to Gargano returning to the ring and chasing the three away.[86]

On September 13, Swann received his first shot at the

Moose in a match, where the losing team had to split up.[88] On April 18, Swann and Gargano defeated Anthony Nese and Caleb Konley to win the Open the United Gate Championship.[89] On May 30, Ronin successfully defended the title against Drew Gulak and Tracey Williams. After the match, Gargano announced they were retiring the Open the United Gate Championship since Dragon Gate was the past and demanded the creation of the Evolve Tag Team Championship.[90] On August 15, Swann turned on Gargano, costing him his match against Ethan Page.[91] Swann would defeat Gargano the next night after interference from Page.[92]

Other promotions (2009–2015)

On November 6, 2009, Swann made his debut in his hometown for

Maryland Championship Wrestling (MCW), unsuccessfully challenging Adam Carelle, later known as Adam Cole, for the MCW Rage Television Championship.[93]

On November 21, 2009, Swann made his debut for Jersey All Pro Wrestling (JAPW), losing to his trainer D. J. Hyde.[94] Swann made his second appearance for the promotion on March 20, 2010, when he unsuccessfully challenged Bandido Jr. for the JAPW Light Heavyweight Championship in a five-way match.[94]

On January 16, 2010, Swann won his first professional wrestling title, defeating Lince Dorado to become the inaugural Real Championship Wrestling (RCW) Cruiserweight Champion.[95] After one successful title defense against Skull, Swann lost the title to Steve Diaz in a three-way ladder match, which also included Skull, on June 5, 2010.[95]

On April 24, 2010, Swann made his debut for the

Cheech Hernandez and Frightmare.[96][97] Swann returned to the promotion on February 19, 2011, when he unsuccessfully challenged Frightmare for the Chikara Young Lions Cup.[97][98] On September 20, 2014, Swann returned to take part in the 2014 Rey de Voladores tournament, but was defeated by Shynron in a four-way match, also involving Chuck Taylor and Tigre Uno.[99]

On November 7, 2010, Swann made his debut for the German Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) promotion, teaming with Bernd Föhr, Greg Excellent and Zack Sabre Jr. in an eight-man tag team match, where they were defeated by Adam Cole, Blk Jeez, Drew Gulak and Karsten Beck.[100]

Swann in January 2014

On December 3, 2010, Swann made

The Bravado Brothers (Harlem and Lancelot).[105] This led to a tag team match, where Swann and Strong defeated The Bravado Brothers to become the new FIP Tag Team Champions.[105] Next day, at Violence is the Answer, they retained the title against Andrew Everett and Caleb Konley.[106] They lost the title to Juicy Product (David Starr and J. T. Dunn) on May 2, 2014.[107] On November 14, during FIP's parent company WWNLive's tour of China, Swann defeated Trent Barreta for the FIP World Heavyweight Championship.[108] He was stripped of the title due to an injury on February 20, 2015.[109] Swann regained the title from Roderick Strong on April 18.[110] He lost it to Caleb Konley on July 3.[111]

On December 11, 2012, Swann made his Mexican debut for the Desastre Total Ultraviolento (DTU) promotion in a seven-way elimination match for the

Undisputed British Tag Team Championship.[114][115]

Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (2012–2015)

Swann diving over the top rope onto Alex Vega

On October 27, 2012, Swann made his debut for Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG), losing to Roderick Strong.[116][117] In his second appearance for the promotion on December 1, Swann was defeated by El Generico.[118][119][120]

On January 12, 2013, Swann teamed up with Ricochet for the

Trevor Lee in the semifinals.[128]

Swann then entered his third consecutive Battle of Los Angeles on August 29, 2015, but was defeated in the first round by Marty Scurll.[129] The following day, he teamed with Ricochet, Angélico and Fénix in an eight-man tag team match, where they were defeated by Mount Rushmore 2.0 (Roderick Strong, Super Dragon and The Young Bucks). This turned out to be Swann's final appearance for PWG before signing with WWE.[130]

WWE

NXT (2015–2016)

Following an Evolve show in 2014, rapper

Rezar).[138]

Cruiserweight Champion (2016–2018)

On June 13, 2016, Swann was announced as a participant in the upcoming Cruiserweight Classic tournament.[139] The tournament began on June 23 with Swann defeating Jason Lee in his first round match.[140] On July 14, Swann defeated Lince Dorado in his second round match.[141] On August 26, Swann was eliminated from the tournament in the quarterfinals by eventual winner T. J. Perkins.[142]

On the August 22 episode of

Neville.[148] On January 29, 2017, Swann lost the Cruiserweight Championship to Neville at Royal Rumble.[149] After recovering from a minor injury, Swann received his title rematch against Neville on the March 6 Raw, but again lost.[150]

On December 10, 2017, following his arrest, WWE suspended Swann indefinitely for violating the company's zero tolerance policy against domestic violence.[151][152] He was originally scheduled to face Drew Gulak in a match to determine the number one contender to the Cruiserweight Championship, (which was then held by Enzo Amore), the following night on Raw, but the match was cancelled in light of his domestic violence arrest.[153] On February 15, 2018, WWE officially announced that Swann and WWE had mutually agreed on his release.[154]

Independent circuit (2018–present)

Following his release from the WWE, Swann's return to the independent circuit was confirmed for Mexican promotion

The Crash Lucha Libre on March 17 in Tijuana, Mexico. He was also announced to be making appearances for both the House of Hardcore promotion and the United Kingdom's Southside Wrestling Entertainment. On April 14, Swann made a surprise return to CZW, announcing himself as the final participant in Best of the Best 17.[155] Due to Impact Wrestling's and Major League Wrestling's partnerships with AAA, Swann appeared at Triplemanía XXVI
to fight Brian Cage, Jeff Jarrett and Fenix.

Major League Wrestling (2018–2019)

On June 2, 2018, Swann made his debut in

Lucha Bros. for the MLW Tag Team Championships in a losing effort. ACH would stop appearing for the promotion in September 2018, putting an end to their tag team. On December 15, Swann would return to being a singles competitor losing to Rush.[159] On January 12, 2019, Swann was defeated by Dragon Lee, in a match where he wrestled as a heel. However at the end of the match he shook Lee's hand. On February 17, Swann would lose to the debuting Ace Austin. After the match, Swann would attack the referee, commentator Rich Bocchini and the ring announcer cementing his heel turn in the process.[160] The following week he defeated Lance Anoa'i in a singles match.[161]

Impact Wrestling / Total Nonstop Action Wrestling

Impact X Division Champion (2018–2019)

Swann made his debut for

Trevor Lee.[162] It would be later revealed he signed a multi-year deal with the company. On the July 5 episode of Impact, Swann lost to Fénix. On the July 12 episode of Impact, Swann and The Lucha Bros (Fénix and Pentagón Jr.) lost to Ohio Versus Everything (Dave Crist, Jake Crist and Sami Callihan). On the September 20 episode of Impact, Swann and Matt Sydal
lost to The Lucha Bros.

On the October 4 episode of Impact, Swann lost to Sydal after interference from the debuting

X Division Championship
match. On the November 29 episode of Impact, Swann and Mack lost to The Lucha Bros.

On the December 13 episode of Impact, Swann defeated

Desi Hit Squad (Mahabali Shera and Rohit Raju). At Bound for Glory, Swann and Mack competed in another three-way tag team match for the Impact World Tag Team Championship, which was again won by The North. At Turning Point
, Swann and Mack unsuccessfully challenged The North for the Impact World Tag Team Championship.

At

Impact World Championship, but lost to Sami Callihan.[163] At Bash at the Brewery 2, Swann, Mack, Tessa Blanchard and Brian Cage lost to Ohio Versus Everything in an eight-person elimination tag team match where he suffered a knee injury, and underwent surgery that sidelined him for several months.[164]

Impact World Champion (2020–2021)

Swann made his return from injury in the main event of Slammiversary on July 18, 2020, competing in an elimination match for the Impact World Championship, eliminating Eric Young, who attacked Swann and re-injured his knee with a steel chair.[165] On the August 4 episode of Impact!, Swann announced his (kayfabe) retirement from wrestling due to the injury. As Swann was exiting the arena, he was once again attacked by Young.[166] Swann returned on the September 1 episode of Impact!, where he attacked Young after winning the Impact World Championship.[167] The following week on Impact!, Swann announced that he had been medically cleared to compete and challenged Young for the Impact World Championship at Bound for Glory which Young accepted.[168] At the event, Swann defeated Young to win the Impact World Championship for the first time.[169] On the October 27 episode of Impact!, Swann made his first successful title defense in a rematch against Young.[170] He then successfully defended the title against Sami Callihan at Turning Point and Chris Bey at Final Resolution.[171][172]

Swann would then begin a feud with the

Impact World Championship and the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.[178] At Rebellion, Omega defeated Swann, ending his reign as Impact World Champion.[179]

Championship reign and pursuits (2021–2024)

At

Eight-Team Elimination Challenge.[191]

On May 28, Swann defeated

six-way elimination match to determine the number one contender to Josh Alexander's Impact World Championship at Bound for Glory, which was won by Eddie Edwards.[202] At Victory Road, Swann teamed with Heath and Alexander in a six-man tag match against Honor No More, which they lost.[203] At Bound for Glory, Swann competed in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet, eliminating Eric Young but was eliminated by Steve Maclin.[204] On the Countdown to Over Drive pre-show, Swann won a six-way match.[205]

On January 13, 2023, at

match to determine the number one contender for the Impact World Championship, which was won by Nick Aldis.[212]

On January 13, Swann would compete in the first match of the newly rebranded TNA, in a loss to Steve Maclin at Hard To Kill.

First Class (2024–present)

On the March 14, episode of TNA Impact, Swann attacked

AJ Francis.[213] On March 28 episode of Impact, AJ Francis announced that they would be referred to as ‘First Class’.[214] On April 20 at Rebellion, Swann defeated Hendry.[215]

Professional wrestling style and persona

Swann has formerly utilized a

finisher up to 2016, and currently uses a Phoenix splash from the middle or top rope.[216] During his tenure in WWE, Swann had almost been given the name Silk Morris.[217]

Other media

Swann made his first and only appearance as a playable character in the video game WWE 2K18.[218]

Personal life

Swann married his girlfriend of five years, Vannarah Riggs, a fellow professional wrestler better known as Su Yung, in March 2017.[152]

On December 10, 2017, Swann was arrested in

headlock and dragged her back into his car.[152][153] Swann was released from Alachua County Jail later that same day and told to get in contact with court services.[221]
On January 25, 2018, all charges against Swann were dismissed, when a determination was made by prosecutors that there was "insufficient evidence" to move forward with the case.[222]

On December 30, 2021, Riggs announced that she was pregnant with the couple's first child.[223] Their son was born in February 2022.[224]

Championships and accomplishments

X Division Champion
.

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