SeXXXy Eddy

Edward Dorozowsky (born April 13, 1978) is a Canadian professional wrestler and former promoter, best known by his ring name SeXXXy Eddy.

He has competed in several North American independent promotions including Chikara, Combat Zone Wrestling, IWA Mid-South, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Northern Championship Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, and has toured Europe with International Pro Wrestling: United Kingdom and Westside Xtreme Wrestling.

Eddy is also the co-founder of the International Wrestling Syndicate along with PCP Crazy F’N Manny and Nixon Stratus.

As part of his controversial in-ring persona, heavily influenced by "Ravishing" Rick Rude and Shawn Michaels, he has wrestled in a considerable number of mixed and intergender matches with numerous female wrestlers.

Born in Montreal, Quebec, Dorozowsky was a wrestling fan growing up and, during interviews, recalls watching his first wrestling match with his father, a steel cage match between the Big Boss Man and then WWF World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan on the May 27, 1989 Saturday Night's Main Event XXI.

He also attended an independent wrestling event several years later which was raising money for the "Telethon Of Stars" charity.

His older sister Alexandra, who was in a wheelchair due to spina bifida, was the guest of honor.

Dorozowsky was involved in sports during high school, including rugby, football and three years of amateur wrestling.

Dorozowsky then attended Dawson College, where he and his friend Deniz Celik became radio DJs and, during the spring of 1998, they began a faux "on-air war" between each other which had started from private joking and eventually escalated to their agreeing to meet in a fight at the college's annual campus barbecue.

The violent "backyard wrestling" match Clash of the Titans between Dorozowsky versus S.O.B. D.O.C. took place on several gym mats taped together.

The brawl included a filing cabinet, an ironing board, a ladder, and smashing beer bottles on their heads, was taped on video and widely distributed in the local Montreal-area.

One year later, Dorozowsky formed the Dawson Wrestling Federation and held the first indoor wrestling event at the campus.

He held the championship belt for one year without a title defense.

Working with the college newspaper "The Plant", stories were written months before leading to and hyping the upcoming show.

Local wrestler Rendinella "Heavy Maxx Fury" Rendinella had seen the tape of the first show and offered to train Dorozowsky for their bout.

SeXXXy Eddy made his in-ring debut at Rumble in the PARC against his trainer in the gymnasium at Dawson College on April 23, 1999.

His father Ed Sr. accompanied him as his manager, while his brother Jonathan was the cameraman during the show.

The match, much like his previous one, was a hardcore-style match which involved thumbtacks.

One of his key hardcore finishing moves, the Garbage sault, was also demonstrated for the first time ever during the match when he performed a moonsault while holding a garbage can over his head.

Following this event, due to the excessive blood loss from Eddy, the college prohibited live wrestling events on college property.

After the match, Rendinella suggested looking into working for the Montreal-based Northern Championship Wrestling (NCW).

Eddy accepted his offer and began training with NCW's head instructor Marc the Grizzly.

In early 1999, Eddy joined with PCP Crazy F’N Manny and Nixon Stratus to form the World Wrestling Syndicate (WWS) and held their first show, Blood, Sweat & Beers '99 at "Wally's Pub" on June 17, 1999.

Due to the ceiling being so low, this space could easily be converted into a makeshift wrestling ring by attaching ropes to the pillars and laying down mats taped together.

On October 30, after winning a match for a title shot against WWS Heavyweight Champion TNT, SeXXXy Eddy defeated him for the title in the main event later that night for his first official WWS title reign.

The WWS very quickly gained a reputation as one of Quebec's fastest growing independent promotions comparable to Extreme Championship Wrestling and Japanese "garbage wrestling" promotions such as Big Japan Pro Wrestling and Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling.

The promotion became known among some Quebec wrestling fans as "La fed Canadian Tire" for the foreign objects used in matches.

Even with its cult following, the promotion was forced to move when Wally's closed and the last WWS show Praise the Violence was held there in April 2000.

Finding new venues with higher ceilings gave the WWS the chance to rent out and perform in a professional wrestling ring, giving the company more credibility among wrestling fans and Quebec wrestlers as well.

To reflect the evolution from mats to a ring, WWS became the International Wrestling Syndicate (IWS).

During much of his early career, Eddy wrestled in the Montreal-area for Northern Championship Wrestling, being voted NCW's "Rookie of the Year" in 2000, as well as the IWS becoming a mainstay in both promotions.

He also spent time in independent promotions in Ontario and Newfoundland.

Soon after leaving "Wally's Pub", the promotion was renamed the "Internet Wrestling Syndicate" (and later the "International Wrestling Syndicate" after Eddy traveled to wrestle in Europe).

The name change of "Internet" was more representative of the way the IWS was promoting itself, through several online promos and matches made available to the fans to advance the storylines.

Both Eddy and Nic allowed Manny to take over the day-to-day running of the promotion so as to concentrate on their own wrestling careers.

After Eleftheriou formed a partnership with Carol Cox's Wild Rose Productions, a Montreal-based adult entertainment internet company, the promotion began holding events at the Club Le Medley.

On October 6, 2001, SeXXXy Eddy won the IWS Heavyweight Championship for a second time and held the title for over half a year.

On November 21, Eddy appeared at the IWS's second Medley show, Born to Bleed '01, pinning PCP Crazy F’N Manny in the main event after a leaping frog splash off the balcony.

On November 24, at the supercard Payback's a Bitch '01, Eddy was scheduled to defend his title against Carl Leduc.

Shortly before the match however, Leduc entered the ring and refused to face Eddy criticizing him and the promotion.