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Ryback in 2014 Birth name Ryan Allen Reeves Born ( 1981-11-10) November 10, 1981 (age 36), U.S. Website The Big Guy Ryan Reeves Ryback Skip Sheffield Billed height 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) Billed weight 291 lb (132 kg) Billed from Las Vegas, Nevada Trained by Debut 2004 Ryback Allen Reeves (born Ryan Allen Reeves; November 10, 1981) is an American who performs as The Big Guy or Ryback. He was previously signed to and now wrestles on the international. One of the eight finalists on, Reeves later signed a developmental contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and wrestled in its (DSW), (OVW), and (FCW).

He participated in the of in early 2010 under the Skip Sheffield, and joined the WWE main roster later that year as part of before being sidelined due to injury. Following his return as Ryback, Reeves headlined several for WWE (sometimes competing for the ) and became a before his acrimonious departure from the company in 2016. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Early life [ ] Reeves was born and raised in. He started watching at the age of eight, and he was allowed to ring the bell at a live (WWF, later WWE) event, and was the guest bell ringer at the age of 12. Wanting to become a professional wrestler, Reeves began at 12 years old, and he was nicknamed 'Silverback' as a teenager after a childhood friend joked that he resembled a, and later adopted it as a part of his. Reeves excelled at and while attending Western High School and. He also played during his freshman year at the, but broke his leg and ended up missing two seasons.

He attended the and entered in its fitness management program. He spent the next two years concentrating on training to enter professional wrestling while working part-time at the. Professional wrestling career [ ] World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE [ ] Tough Enough (2004–2005) [ ] Reeves sent a brief one-minute videotape of himself to become a contestant on and was invited to with 49 others. During the first week of training, Reeves suffered from and a.

He eventually became one of the eight finalists to appear on and the last to be voted off. Even though he did not win the competition, Reeves impressed WWE officials enough for them to sign him to a developmental contract. He spent time healing from his injuries in Las Vegas before heading to in March 2005. Developmental territories (2006–2010) [ ] After training in DSW for most of 2005 and early 2006, Reeves was transferred over to (OVW) in early March.

He defeated,, and in over the next two months and, with, defeated the teams of and Russell Simpson, and Jack Bull and Vic Devine. In July 2006, Reeves was suspended for 30 days due to failing a drug test as part of WWE's. According to Reeves, he had been taking several, one of which inadvertently caused a false reading. The supplements he was using were later taken off the market due to this effect and, although his suspension remained in place, Reeves eventually returned to the roster after passing a second test. His case was later featured on the documentary Death Grip: Inside Pro Wrestling. Skip Sheffield in After his previous 30-day suspension, Reeves returned while sporting bleached hair.

In September 2006, Reeves began teaming with, and together the became known as High Dosage. Scoring early victories against teams such as Los Locos (Aaron Lamata and ) and Gothic Mayhem ( and Pat Buck), they began feuding with the then newly formed team of Eddie Craven, and. The two did not fare well against the trio losing both tag team and single matches to them during the next few weeks. On October 18, he and Bolen also lost to them in a handicap match. Things soon changed, however, when High Dosage beat Eddie Craven and Mike Kruel a month later. As a result of their victory, they were allowed five minutes alone with Shawn Osbourne but he was able to escape with the help of Craven and Kruel.

Although continuing to face their rivals throughout the year, High Dosage also won matches against Los Locos and Bad Company defeating them later in a Handicap Coal Miner's Glove on a Pole match on November 29. On December 9, High Dosage teamed with and lost to Craven, Kruel and.

Reeves also took part in a four-way Elimination Christmas Present match with Kruel four days later. The participants included and Charles Evans, T.J. Dalton and, and Seth Skyfire and Paul Burchill who eventually won the match.

On January 6, 2007, High Dosage lost to and Charles Evans. They also lost to the and four days later. This was their last match together as Reeves was officially released from his contract less than two weeks later. Despite having been released from his developmental contract, Reeves returned to OVW on November 14 and teamed with Pat Buck in a losing effort to and Shawn Spears for the Tag Team Championship. After over a year's absence from OVW, Reeves returned to OVW under the ring name Ryback and under a new. In his first match since returning, he managed to win the on October 15, 2008 by defeating Anthony Bravado. After wrestling Bravado to a double countout on October 22 and thus retaining the title, he ultimately lost the title to Bravado on October 29.

Soon after the title loss, Reeves was then re-signed to a developmental contract with (WWE). To explain his departure, Ryback lost a to Bravado on December 17. On December 16, 2008, Reeves, under his Ryback ring name and character, made his in-ring debut in (FCW), losing a tag match with against Kris Logan and. Ryback soon formed a with and the duo unsuccessfully challenged for the on a few occasions until O'Shaunessy was called up to the main roster. After the Ryback character was scrapped, Reeves made his FCW redebut on October 25 under the ring name Skip Sheffield, a gimmick, where he defeated Jimmy Uso. The Nexus (2010−2011) [ ].

Reeves (far left) as Skip Sheffield at with On February 16, 2010 during the final episode of, Sheffield was announced as one of eight FCW wrestlers, called 'rookies', to take part in the first season of WWE's new show. Although was originally to be his mentor, or 'pro', he was later replaced. Sheffield made his NXT in-ring debut on the March 2 episode, where he teamed with Regal to lose to and.

On the April 27 NXT, Sheffield picked up his first victory with a win over. However, Sheffield was eliminated by the Pros on May 11, despite an earlier win over, in the first NXT elimination poll. He was one of three eliminations that same night, behind Bryan and, and said he would be back. On the June 7 episode of, Sheffield along with the other NXT season one rookies, interfered in the main event match between and, attacking both competitors as well as the announcing team before dismantling the ring area and surrounding equipment. On the June 14 Raw, the rookies attacked General Manager, when he refused to give them contracts. The following week on Raw, fired Hart and announced the hiring of an, who had signed all seven season one NXT rookies to contracts.

The following week, the group was named. On the July 12 Raw, The Nexus (without Darren Young) competed in their first match together, defeating John Cena in a six-on-one handicap match.

The feud continued at, where Team WWE fought the Nexus in a seven-on-seven elimination tag team match. Sheffield eliminated both and from the match before becoming the third member of the Nexus to be eliminated. Ultimately, the Nexus lost the match. On August 18, during a in,, Reeves broke his ankle in a tag team match with against.

Reeves underwent three surgeries after breaking his ankle, returning at a Raw house show on December 3, 2011. WWE Championship pursuits (2012–2013) [ ] Reeves, now sporting a beard and a new attire, returned to television on the April 6, 2012, episode of SmackDown, under his Ryback ring name and as a. Over the following weeks, he would, as well as more established wrestlers (but still in the 'jobber' ranks) like and. At, he made his pay-per-view debut as a singles competitor when he defeated two more jobbers (Aaron Relic and Jay Hatton) in under two minutes. At, Ryback defeated in another squash match. At, Ryback once again defeated two more jobbers (Dan Delaney and Rob Grymes) in under two minutes.

On July 3 during episode of SmackDown, he defeated to continue his winning streak. After defeating the following week on SmackDown, Ryback defeated both Hawkins and Reks in a handicap match at and again during Ryback's Raw redebut on the August 6 episode. On the July 27 episode of SmackDown, Ryback began his first since returning to the main roster against, after Mahal lost via countout instead of continuing to wrestle.

Ryback faced Mahal in a rematch on August 3 SmackDown, but won via disqualification after Mahal struck him with a microphone. On the August 24 episode of SmackDown, Ryback finally defeated Mahal via pinfall and did so again on the September 3 episode of Raw. Ryback in January 2013 After defeating the in a non-title match on the September 24 episode of Raw, Ryback confronted the CM Punk at the end of the show after Punk attacked. On the next two episodes of Raw, Ryback again confronted Punk after he threatened during an 'Appreciation Night' segment honoring Ross, and after he brawled with WWE Chairman. McMahon then declared Punk must choose to defend the WWE Championship against Ryback or John Cena at, and if he refused, McMahon would choose for him. On the October 15 episode of Raw, Cena willingly backed out of challenging Punk in favor of supporting Ryback as Punk's opponent at Hell in a Cell. On October 28 at the pay-per-view, Ryback's thirty-eight match undefeated streak was broken by Punk due to a and fast count.

After the match, Ryback attacked Maddox and hit Punk with the Shell Shocked on top of the cell. The following night on Raw, Ryback was named as the final member of Mick Foley's team to face CM Punk's team. The next week, Ryback and John Cena were booked in a triple threat match for Punk's WWE Championship at the pay-per-view instead. On the November 13 episode of Raw, Ryback gained revenge against Brad Maddox by him in a match before throwing him into an ambulance, thus denying Maddox a chance at joining the WWE roster as a wrestler. On November 18 at Survivor Series, Ryback was unsuccessful in the championship match after he was attacked by,, and, who him through the announce table, allowing Punk to pin Cena and retain the title. The following night on Raw, Ryback was again attacked by Ambrose, Rollins, and Reigns, now collectively known as, before they again powerbombed him through the announce table after Ryback attempted to attack Punk while he was celebrating his year-long reign as WWE Champion. On the November 26 episode of Raw, Ryback demanded another opportunity at the WWE Championship, with finally relenting and giving him the title match.

Later that night, Ryback attacked Punk with a ladder and chair before finally him through a table. Punk suffered a knee injury during to the attack, and the title match was postponed. Ryback was instead paired with the (Daniel Bryan and ) to compete against The Shield in a six-man, where The Shield was victorious.

The following night on Raw during the, Ryback won three for Newcomer of the Year, Crowd Chant of the Year, and #Trending Now. On the January 7, 2013 episode of Raw, Ryback again failed to capture the WWE Championship from Punk in a, after The Shield interfered and powerbombed Ryback through a table on top of the ring steps.

On January 27 at the, Ryback entered the as the thirtieth and final entrant and eliminated five superstars before being the last man eliminated by John Cena. Ryback would then resume his rivalry with The Shield on the February 4 Raw, when he teamed up with John Cena and to attack the stable.

This culminated in a six-man tag team match on February 17 at, where The Shield emerged victorious when Seth Rollins pinned Ryback for the win. The following night on Raw, Ryback and Sheamus teamed up with to face The Shield in a rematch, but were again defeated. Ryback then began a feud with after several non-verbal confrontations led to them attacking with their finishing moves in an attempt to one-up each other. On the March 15 episode of SmackDown, Ryback defeated Henry via disqualification following interference from The Shield. Afterwards, Henry delivered the to Ryback three times in a row. Ryback and Henry competed in a on the March 29 SmackDown, where Ryback tied Henry at 53 reps after Henry choked him with the weight. On April 7 at, Ryback was defeated by Henry in a singles match.

The following night on Raw, Ryback saved WWE Champion John Cena from assault by Mark Henry before attacking Cena as well, turning heel in the process for the first time since 2010. The following week on Raw, Ryback explained his attack on Cena as stepping out from his shadow and getting revenge for Cena not having his back against The Shield; before Ryback got a measure of revenge later that night, by allowing the Shield to attack Cena. After becoming the number one contender to the WWE Championship, but Ryback continued his feud with Cena by attacking him on several occasions while also having confrontations with The Shield. Ryback received his title opportunity in a on May 19. The match ended in a no contest after Ryback rammed Cena and himself into the electric backdrop at the top of the ramp. The following night on Raw, Ryback entered the arena in an ambulance and challenged Cena to an for the WWE Championship at the first-ever pay-per-view.

The following week on the May 27 episode of Raw, Cena accepted Ryback's challenge, but announced their match would instead be a; the first fall a, the second a, and the third an ambulance match. On June 16 at Payback, Ryback won the lumberjack match, but went on to lose both the tables and ambulance matches and his shot at the WWE Championship, to end the feud.

RybAxel (2013–2014) [ ]. Ryback in April 2016 On the February 4 episode of SmackDown, Ryback debuted a new look, abandoning his and now sporting black trunks, where he defeated, but was attacked.

Ryback teamed up with Big Show and, being billed as 'the titans' of WWE, to defeat Wyatt Family members Rowan, and in a six-man tag team match at, with Ryback pinning Harper for the victory. The next night on Raw, during a rematch between the two teams, Ryback walked out on Big Show and Kane, and later proclaimed that he was tired of being in tag team matches, turning into a in the process for the first time since 2014. On the March 7 episode of Raw, Ryback confronted backstage, leading to a title match between them on the pre-show, which Ryback lost. Download Pirates Of The Caribbean 1 In Hindi Mp4. In a non-title rematch between the two on the April 21 episode of SmackDown, Ryback defeated Kalisto, reigniting their feud. With the win, he earned another shot at Kalisto's United States Championship at, but was again defeated on the pre-show, this was his last match in WWE.

On May 2, it was reported that WWE had sent Reeves home from television due to a contract dispute, and he did not participate in a battle royal match he was promoted for. The following day on May 3, Reeves posted a long explanation on his personal page, confirming that he himself made the decision to go home, and cited a lack of equal pay for talent and creative frustration as primary reasons for his departure. On August 5, Reeves announced on his that he and WWE had parted ways. Three days later, WWE released Ryback. Independent circuit (2016–present) [ ] Immediately after announcing his WWE departure, Reeves announced via his Instagram that he would be taking.

It was announced that Reeves would wrestle at Rumble in Rockland for Northeast Wrestling on August 25, his first non-WWE appearance. He also appeared on August 27 for Northeast Wrestling at Wrestling Under the Stars 5. In WrestlePro, he won the WrestlePro Tag Team Championship with at the WrestlePro event in New York.

'The Big Guy' Ryback did his first UK appearance since leaving WWE for, defeating Gideon Grey and Rishi Ghosh. Ryback appeared at a WrestleCon event on March 30 where he defeated. On August 5, 2017, Ryback defeated 'Swagzilla' Sean Kustom to win Australia's Rock & Roll Wrestling's World Championship.

On December 12, 2017 Ryback appeared in a match against Joey Mercury in. Persona and reception [ ] The Ryback character has been described as ' meets meets 's tights'.

Owing to similarities between him and Goldberg, the of 'Ryberg' was devised for Reeves. In October 2012, after Reeves allegedly 'stole' a move used by Goldberg during a match, Goldberg would respond by stating, 'now comparisons offend me'.

Spectators at WWE events had been chanting 'Goldberg' during Reeves' matches from 2012, which Reeves said 'never bothered [him]'. In response to podcast host and 's confusion about Ryback's appeal in late 2014, former WWE writer Jon Piermarini noted that the creative staff were doing 'essentially the exact same thing they did with the character when it did not work or catch on the first time' and would only continue to get Goldberg's character as Ryback. Reeves has garnered praise from peers, as wrestler stated that he is 'a huge fan of Ryback'. Said Ryback 'had been doing a great job' in his solo, and that Ryback's first verbal interaction, opposite Foley in 2013, 'went really well'.

Reeves's in-ring work as Ryback has been criticized by some writers and fans since 2012, when reporter Matt Fowler described Reeves as ', 'unsafe', and lacking in stamina. This was after Reeves his Shell Shocked (a lifted and dropped into a running ) multiple times on on the October 1 episode of, which was described by an writer as 'hard to watch'. Reeves later attributed the error to sickness and improper technique on his part. Readers of the voted Ryback the ' wrestler in the publication's 2012 awards, and WWE live crowds went on to chant 'You can't wrestle' at Reeves in 2013. On the other hand, Jon Piermarini felt that Reeves had the potential to be successful under a new, stating: 'I see a lot of good qualities and I see someone who can talk, I see someone that could be different and stand out.

I think that there's something there'. According to Mike Johnson of PWInsider, received a from a stiff by Reeves in a January 2014 match, with Johnson reporting that this damaged Reeves's reputation among peers along with ongoing complaints of his recklessness – a reason why his recent were aborted. In November 2014, labelled Reeves as a 'steroid guy' and said that wrestling him 'took 20 years off' his life, while also claiming that Reeves purposely broke his ribs. Reeves denied the notion that he is a hazardous wrestler, and claimed that he would not be placed in matches with top WWE stars if he were as unsafe as some have claimed. Veteran wrestler also dismissed the allegations of dangerous in-ring performance directed at Reeves, saying: 'Having worked with [him], I've never seen those types of things.

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