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'''Heath Miller''' (b. 1983) is an [[United States|American]] [[Professional wrestling|professional wrestler]] working under a [[World Wrestling Entertainment]] (WWE) developmental contract in its [[Florida Championship Wrestling]] terrority.
'''Heath Miller''' (b. 1983) is an [[United States|American]] [[Professional wrestling|professional wrestler]] working under a [[World Wrestling Entertainment]] (WWE) developmental contract in its [[Florida Championship Wrestling]] terrority.

===WWA4 Pro Wrestling School===


[[Image:Heath miller fcw.jpg‎|thumb|right|200px|"The Thriller" Heath Miller and Rycklon at FCW show in New Port Richy Florida]]
[[Image:Heath miller fcw.jpg‎|thumb|right|200px|"The Thriller" Heath Miller and Rycklon at FCW show in New Port Richy Florida]]
===WWA4 Pro Wrestling School===


Trained by [[Curtis Hughes]] at the WWA4 Pro Wrestling School in [[Atlanta, Georgia]], he competed as a [[backyard wrestling|backyard wrestler]] while growing up in [[Wyoming County, West Virginia]]. Following his debut in August 2004, he competed in Southeastern independent promotions including televised appearances in [[Georgia Championship Wrestling]] and [[NWA Wildside]]. During 2004, while a student at WW4 Pro Wrestling School, he appeared on a two part episode on the sitcom ''[[Blue Collar TV]]''. <ref>''"Wrestling School I."'' <u> Fighting. </u> Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004.</ref> <ref>''"Wrestling School II."'' <u> Gadgets. </u> Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004. </ref>
Trained by [[Curtis Hughes]] at the WWA4 Pro Wrestling School in [[Atlanta, Georgia]], he competed as a [[backyard wrestling|backyard wrestler]] while growing up in [[Wyoming County, West Virginia]]. Following his debut in August 2004, he competed in Southeastern independent promotions including televised appearances in [[Georgia Championship Wrestling]] and [[NWA Wildside]]. During 2004, while a student at WW4 Pro Wrestling School, he appeared on a two part episode on the sitcom ''[[Blue Collar TV]]''. <ref>''"Wrestling School I."'' <u> Fighting. </u> Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004.</ref> <ref>''"Wrestling School II."'' <u> Gadgets. </u> Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004. </ref>



Revision as of 17:38, 4 September 2007

Heath Miller
Born1983
Pineville, West Virginia, United States
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Heath Miller
The Thriller
Heath Wallace Miller Esq.
Billed height6 ft 2 in (188 cm)
Billed weight235 lb (107 kg)
Billed fromAtlanta, Georgia
Trained byCurtis Hughes
Deep South Wrestling, LLC
Florida Championship Wrestling
DebutAugust 2004

Heath Miller (b. 1983) is an American professional wrestler working under a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) developmental contract in its Florida Championship Wrestling terrority.

"The Thriller" Heath Miller and Rycklon at FCW show in New Port Richy Florida

WWA4 Pro Wrestling School

Trained by Curtis Hughes at the WWA4 Pro Wrestling School in Atlanta, Georgia, he competed as a backyard wrestler while growing up in Wyoming County, West Virginia. Following his debut in August 2004, he competed in Southeastern independent promotions including televised appearances in Georgia Championship Wrestling and NWA Wildside. During 2004, while a student at WW4 Pro Wrestling School, he appeared on a two part episode on the sitcom Blue Collar TV. [1] [2]

World Wrestling Entertainment

In December 2006, Miller signed a developmental contract with WWE and was assigned to its Deep South Wrestling (DSW) terrority in Atlanta, Georgia. When the WWE ended its relationship with DSW, in the spring of 2007 WWE created Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) in Tampa, Florida to be ran by Steve Keirn. Miller was one of the 20 plus developmental talent to relocate from Atlanta to Tampa to further train. At a June 2007 FCW show Miller appeared as the manager of fellow developmental talent Shawn McGrath under the name Heath Wallace Miller Esq.

In wrestling

  • Finishing and signature moves
  1. ^ "Wrestling School I." Fighting. Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004.
  2. ^ "Wrestling School II." Gadgets. Blue Collar TV. WB. 2004.