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| *Defeats Petey Williams at the final EWR show, to claim the 2005 Elite 8 tournament as well as the EWR title (which was on the line throughout the evening). Steen is thus the first and last EWR champion. | *Defeats Petey Williams at the final EWR show, to claim the 2005 Elite 8 tournament as well as the EWR title (which was on the line throughout the evening). Steen is thus the first and last EWR champion. | ||
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Kevin Steen is an Canadian professional wrestler from Marieville, Quebec.
Profile
- Height: 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)
- Weight: 220 lbs (95 kg)
- Hometown: Marieville, Quebec
- Trained by: Jacque Rougeau, Pierre-Carl Ouellete
- Professional debut: 1999
Finishing and signature moves
- Package Piledriver
- Steenalizer
- Go Home Driver
- Moonsault
- 450 Splash
- Senton Bomb
- Superkick
- No-Hands Enzuigiri
Championships and accomplishments
Combat Zone Wrestling
- 1-time CZW Iron Man Champion
Elite Wrestling Revolution
- 2-time EWR Heavyweight Champion
- Defeats Excess 69 and Keven Martel in a Triple Threat Match. This was a tournament final to crown the first champion.
- Defeats Petey Williams at the final EWR show, to claim the 2005 Elite 8 tournament as well as the EWR title (which was on the line throughout the evening). Steen is thus the first and last EWR champion.
- Competes against the likes of Christopher Daniels, Steve Corino, A.J. Styles; his first steps towards a larger north american exposure.
International Wrestling Association: Mid-South
- Runner up in the 2005 Ted Petty Invitational. He defeated Nate Webb, Brad Bradley, & Mike Quackenbush but lost to Matt Sydal in the finals.
International Wrestling Syndicate
- 1-time IWS Heavyweight Champion
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla
- 1-time PWG Champion
External links
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