Nickname(s): The Bodysnatcher, The Greek God, The Golden God
Height: 5' 11"
Weight: 240 lbs
From: Tulsa, OK
Birthday: Jun 2
Pro Debut: 1999
Aliases: Brandon Babaganoush,
Brandon Young
Feds worked for: OCW,
SRPW,
TPW,
NWA-OK,
NWA-U,
WWE,
SCW,
CWE,
FCW,
WWG,
BCW,
ComPro,
TAP,
MSWA,
MWA,
IZW,
AWFUL,
ECW,
NEW, Central Wrestling Alliance (KS), Florida Championship Wrestling (FL); Global Wrestling Federation (KS), Memphis Championship Wrestling (TN), Mid-South Pro Wrestling (AR),
NWA South Atlantic Championship Wrestling (FL), World
Revolutions Entertainment (AR)
Finisher: Fall From Grace (Airplane Death Valley Driver)
Signature Moves: Superkick, German Suplex
Career Highlights: -NWA-OK
Oklahoma Champion
-NWA-U Oklahoma Tag Team Champion (w/
American Anarchy)
-OCW Oklahoma Champion
-SRPW Champion
-TAP Pure Xtreme Champion
-TOPW Oklahoma Champion
Affiliates: Summer Rain,
Jason Jones,
Brian Lakewood, American Anarchy; Xavier Knight
Notable Feuds: Rocco Valentino,
Bobby Burns,
Brent Albright,
Michael Barry, The
New Texas Outlaws,
Fuel,
Excellence Personified
Other Facts: -Originally from Bristow, OK and graduated from Bristow High School where he was All State in wrestling.
-Sometimes billed from Bristow, OK, Muskogee, OK, or New Athens.
-Former husband of pro wrestler/valet Summer Rain
-Former owner & promoter for FCW
-Attended Bacone College in Muskogee and was an All-American in wrestling in 2005
-Wrestled on "WWE Heat" and announced
Al Snow referred to him as Brandon Babaganoush
-Wrestled on ECW using the name Brandon Young
-On March 14, 2009, it appeared that
Brandon Groom had won the ComPro title when the referee (who had been knocked unconscious by
Stevie Caballero earlier in the match) signalled for the bell as Brandon had
Draven Cross in a submission hold. Brandon left with the belt, but the following week, owner
Mike Two declared that the referee was actually signalling for a DQ and returned the belt to Cross.
-Holds the record as the longest reigning SRPW Champion (9 months, 19 days)
-Voted Match of the Year (vs.
Slater Vain) and Feud of the Year (vs. Slater Vain) by the SRPW Fans in 2003.
-Ranked #11 in the 2005 Oklafan Top 50
-Ranked #16 in the 2009 Oklafan Top 50
