Trent Acid
American professional wrestler
Born
1980
45 years ago
Died
June 18th, 2010
14 years ago — 30 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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A professional wrestler in the independent circuit, recognized for contributions to the hardcore wrestling scene. Competed in promotions such as Combat Zone Wrestling and Ring of Honor, showcasing high-flying and extreme wrestling styles. Competed frequently in tag teams, including notable partnerships that gained attention from wrestling fans. Various wrestling accolades were achieved throughout a career marked by a commitment to the craft.
Competed in Combat Zone Wrestling
Participated in Ring of Honor events
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