Jordan Oliver Jr. (born June 18, 1999) is an American professional wrestler. He is best known for his work with Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW), where he was a one-time CZW Wired Champion. He is also known for his work with Major League Wrestling (MLW) and Game Changer Wrestling (GCW), where he is the current JCW World Champion in his first reign.
Professional wrestling career
Game Changer Wrestling (2017; 2019–present) On December 30, 2017, at The Compound Fight Club: Chapter 1, Oliver made his debut for Game Changer Wrestling (GCW), in a five-way match, which was won by Matt Travis. He returned two years later at Crushed Up, and due to his style of wrestling, he has mainly appeared in scramble matches.
In March 2020, Oliver participated in the Acid Cup. He defeated fellow YDNB member Ellis Taylor in the first round, Nick Gage in the quarter-final, before falling to Blake Christian in the semi-final. In April 2021, he was again named a participant in the Acid Cup. He reached the final by defeating Edith Surreal in the first round, Brayden Lee in the second round and Cole Radrick in the semi-final. He won the tournament by defeating Lee Moriarty in the final. On May 1, at Ashes to Ashes, he unsuccessfully challenged Gage for the GCW World Title.
Combat Zone Wrestling (2018–2020) Oliver was trained with Bronx Wrestling Federation and at the CZW Dojo, and spent 2017 working Dojo Wars shows. After his debut for Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW), he would continue to regularly make Dojo Wars appearances. On February 10, 2018, Oliver made his debut for CZW at Nineteen, in a 30-man rumble match, eventually won by Maxwell Jacob Friedman. Around this time, he formed Young Dumb N Broke, consisting of Charlie Tiger, Ellis Taylor, Griffin McCoy and McCoy's valet Valentina Vazquez. The stable often accompanied him to the ring and interfered in his matches. Represented by Oliver, Tiger and Taylor, the stable's first appearance was at New Heights, where they defeated the team of Brandon Kirk, D. J. Hyde and Kasey Catal and The Shook Crew (Bobby Orlando, Bryce Donovan and Max Caster). On September 8, at Down with the Sickness, Oliver earned his first title shot for the CZW Wired Championship, in a four-way match, which was won by Blackwater. On October 13, at the following event, Better than Our Best, Oliver defeated Blackwater for the CZW Wired Championship. One of his title defenses came against Andrew Everett, in which he performed a forward backflip off the top rope and caught Everett in midair. This match attracted the attention of Court Bauer, founder of Major League Wrestling (MLW), and would lead to Oliver signing for the promotion.
On April 13, 2019, Oliver participated in Best of the Best 18. In a first round four-way match, he defeated Matt Travis, Myron Reed and Sammy Guevara, only to lose in the semi-final against John Silver. On December 14, at Cage of Death XXI, he dropped the CZW Wired Championship to A. R. Fox, ending his reign at 427 days. Oliver was three days short of becoming the longest reigning champion, which was then held by Drew Gulak and has since been surpassed by KC Navarro. His final appearance for CZW came on March 21, 2020, at Saturday Night Special, where he unsuccessfully challenged Joe Gacy for the CZW World Championship, in a three-way match also involving Jimmy Lloyd.
Major League Wrestling (2019–2021)
On the April 24, 2019, episode of Fusion (taped April 4), Oliver made his debut for Major League Wrestling (MLW), defeating Kotto Brazil. He also appeared at Battle Riot II, where he took part in the 39-man Battle Riot match. He entered in at #5, but was eliminated by Ace Romero. On the June 22 episode of Fusion (taped June 1), Oliver cut a promo about crooked referees, before defeating Isaias Velázquez. On July 6, at Kings of Colosseum, he had allied himself with Myron Reed, and helped Reed defeat Rey Horus. Over the next couple of months, Oliver and the stable (now known as Injustice) would feud with the luchadores in the middleweight division. On the December 14 episode of Fusion (taped December 5), Oliver and Brazil refused to leave the ring due to being named alternates for the Opera Cup. This led to an impromptu match with King Mo and A. C. H., which they lost.