Post by 3XW on Nov 24, 2013 22:29:07 GMT -6
Huge thank you to Chad Mylan and Emperor Kwong of The Mylan Management Agency for their years of hard work at 3XWrestling.
Chad has been around from day one doing any job asked of him. From security, backstage interviews, co-creating 3XW Outside the Ring, play by play commentary and then creating the Mylan Management Agency. Managing Kwong, The Mauler, Domino Rivera and Jake Dirden. Chad has been an incredibly entertaining manger and personality in 3XW and his creativity & passion will be sorely missed.
Kwong was trained to wrestle by Brian Ash. Early in his career he teamed with "The Rockstar" Jimmy Rockwell. They were a very popular young tag team. Kwong then joined the MMA, where Mylan led him to the 3XW Pure Wrestling championship. He went on to also win the 3XW King of Des Moines tournament in 2012.
Chad Mylan and Ricky Kwong are both moving away from professional wrestling and Friday night November 22nd, 2013 was their final 3XW event. The door is always open if they change their mind, but for now we bid them a fond farewell and thank them for everything they did for this company.
Good luck boys, you will be missed.
Chad has been around from day one doing any job asked of him. From security, backstage interviews, co-creating 3XW Outside the Ring, play by play commentary and then creating the Mylan Management Agency. Managing Kwong, The Mauler, Domino Rivera and Jake Dirden. Chad has been an incredibly entertaining manger and personality in 3XW and his creativity & passion will be sorely missed.
Kwong was trained to wrestle by Brian Ash. Early in his career he teamed with "The Rockstar" Jimmy Rockwell. They were a very popular young tag team. Kwong then joined the MMA, where Mylan led him to the 3XW Pure Wrestling championship. He went on to also win the 3XW King of Des Moines tournament in 2012.
Chad Mylan and Ricky Kwong are both moving away from professional wrestling and Friday night November 22nd, 2013 was their final 3XW event. The door is always open if they change their mind, but for now we bid them a fond farewell and thank them for everything they did for this company.
Good luck boys, you will be missed.
