MMP Hall of Fame: Masochrist

MASOCHRIST

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MMP Career History

After a bitter split with the HWA, Super Cupid entered into contract negotiations with the MMP. Cupid competed with the company for several weeks before bringing Masochrist, his long time tag team partner, to the MMP. With such fanfare did he arrive that his debut card saw him challenge Blitzkrieg for the MMP world title. Although he was unsuccesful in his attempt to win the belt, he let the world know that he meant business. A tag team loss against Tyrone Hughes and Aaron Shreve left many fans wondering if The Congregation was all it was hyped up to be, and a loss to GX two weeks later only magnified those questions. Rumors abounded that The Congregation could already be on the way out. Masochrist rebounded with a win over Diamond King and Jamaal in a tag team match at Apocalypse in Arizona and went for several months committed only to tag team wrestling. With Super Cupid, he formed arguably the most dominant team in MMP history. The Congregation won the tag team championship on September and would hold the belts for several months, defeating top teams like 7th House and No Remorse before dropping the belts to Captain Patrick O'Conner and Gralen in a match where Ouija Lullabye replaced Masochrist in teaming with Super Cupid. Masochrist's finest hour came at the Season's Slayings PPV in Toronto, Ontario. The match was scheduled to be a Triple Threat Match between Masochrist, The Ryno, and Mr. Marvellous for the world title, but before the match, Marvellous walked out to vacate the title. Masochrist pinned Ryno in a one- on-one match to capture the gold for the first time. After running Pitbull out of the MMP with a win in a Buried Alive Match, Masochrist defeated Gemini Killer in defense of the title before dropping it in a controversial fashion to Diamond King in Quincy, IL on January 30. After a poor showing at the Main Event Madness PPV, Masochrist went on an extended leave from the MMP. During the absence, world champion The Ryno was being taunted by a mysterious man calling himself "Sarah's Secret Admirer". Masochrist revealed himself to be the man behind the mystery at March Mayhem, and defeated Ryno in a Last Blood Match at Homicidal Tendencies to win the title for a second time. Only a few weeks later, Masochrist dropped the belt to The Regulator in a Snake Pit Match where all members of The Congregation (which now included The Family) and The Syndicate would be with the two combatants inside a steel cage. He left the MMP in June, but made his comeback in early September, interfering in a tag team title match. The comeback was short lived, though. Masochrist wasn't able to score a victory during his second stint in the MMP, losing to men such as Psychotic Sam, Daark, Hot Crimson, and finally Super Cupid before again leaving the MMP in December 1999. He mounted yet another comeback in the spring of 2000, reforming The Congregation with The Ryno, his longest running rival, as his tag team partner. The duo made several attempts at winning the tag team championship, but they were unable to win a single match in the division. Super Cupid, Maso's former partner, returned to the MMP to participate in the survivor's cup challenge at WrestleFest 2000, and while he was back he re-ignited his feud with Masochrist, this time debating ownership of the name "The Congregation". A pre-match attack on the first day of WrestleFest by Cupid seemingly put Masochrist out of the event, but he surprised everyone by appearing for his May 31 tag title match. The truth, though, was that there was no attack...it was all a Congregation ruse. Masochrist turned on Ryno and went back with Cupid, reforming the original Congregation.

Match Summary
Running total of overall record in parenthesis

1998

*MMP BattleGround: With Super Cupid, Diablo, and Soul Crusher, lost to Virus Richards, Lord Deimos, Genesis, and Gargantuan in an Elimination Match;pinned by Blitzkrieg. (0-2)
*July 25: With Super Cupid, pinned by Tyrone Hughes & Aaron Shreve in a No Disqualification Match. (0-3)
*August 8: With Super Cupid, pinned by Diamond King & Jamaal. (0-4)
*August 15: With Super Cupid, pinned Genesis & Shard. (1-4)
*MMP Apocalypse in Arizona: Lost Three-Way Dance against The Masked Lard and Jamaal by countout;with Super Cupid pinned Diamond King & Jamaal. (2-5)
*August 22: Lost by disqualification to The Masked Lard. (2-6)
*September 5: With Super Cupid, lost by forfeit to No Remorse. (2-7)
*September 19: With Super Cupid, pinned 7th House for the tag team championship. (3- 7)
*September 26: With Super Cupid, pinned Destruction. (4-7)
*October 3: With Super Cupid, pinned 7th House in a No Disqualification Match. (5-7)
*October 17: With Super Cupid, pinned No Remorse. (6-7)
*October 24: With Super Cupid, pinned Timber Wolf & Grizzly Bear. (7-7)
*MMP/GWF Best of the Best: Pinned Inferno;pinned Clay Moore;pinned Psychotic Sam;with Super Cupid, pinned "The Canadian Pimp" Ouija Lullabye & Pitbull. (11-7)
*November 21: With Super Cupid, beat The New Congregaytion by submission. (12-7)
*December 19: No decision in Triple Threat Giant Rules Match against Mr. Marvellous and Aries. (12-7)
*Season's Slayings: Won Triple Threat Match against Mr. Marvellous and The Ryno for the world championship, pinning Ryno. (13-7)

1999

*January 2: Beat Pitbull in a Buried Alive Match. (14-7)
*January 16: With The Ghettoman, pinned by Beholder & Goliath;pinned Gemini Killer in a No Disqualification Match (The Ghettoman was the special referee). (15-8)
*MMP WrestleStorm '99: Lost by disqualification to Gemini Killer. (15-10)
*January 30: Lost world championship to Diamond King by submission in Hell in a Cell. (15- 10)
February 20: Went to a no-contest in a Handicap Match with No Remorse. (15-10)
*MMP Main Event Madness: With Mr. Marvellous, Psychotic Sam, Aries, and Super Cupid, pinned by Diamond King, Captain Patrick O'Conner, The Ryno, Gemini Killer, and The Ghettoman. (15-11)
*MMP March Mayhem: Went to a no-contest with The Ryno. (15-11)
*April 3: With Super Cupid & "The Canadian Pimp" Ouija Lullabye, beat The Ryno, Gemini Killer & The Ghettoman by submission (Mack was the special referee). (16-11)
*April 17: With Super Cupid, pinned The Ryno & Mack in Hell in a Cell. (17-11)
*April 24: Pinned Death. (18-11)
*MMP Homicidal Tendencies: Beat The Ryno for the world championship in a Last Blood Match. (19-11)
*May 8: Pinned Dr. No Limit in a No Disqualification Match. (20-11)
*May 15: Beat Lenny Shaw in a Ladder on a Scaffold Match. (21-11)
*May 22: Lost world championship to The Regulator in a Snake Pit Match. (21-12)
*MMP Moonlight: With The Ryno, lost by submission to Upstanding Citizens. (21-13)
*November 6: Pinned by Malice. (21-14)
*November 13: Pinned by Hot Crimson. (21-15)
*MMP Best of the Best: Pinned by Psychotic Sam. (21-16)
*November 27: Lost by submission to Daark. (21-17)
*December 4: Lost Scaffold Match to Super Cupid. (21-18)

**Masochrist suffered one tag team loss under an alternate identity. (21-19)**

2000

*March 18: With The Ryno, pinned by Virus Richards & The Bootlegger. (21-20)
*March Mayhem: Defeated by The Joker's Child in a steel cage match. (21-21)
*March 25: Pinned by Aries. (21-22)
*April 8: Pinned by The Cult Master. (21-23)
*April 15: With The Ryno, defeated Crimson by submission in a no disqualification handicap match (Virus Richards was the special referee). (21-24)
*April 22: With The Ryno, pinned by Death & Wolverine. (21-25)
*Homicidal Tendencies: Lost all three falls of a three-fall four-way ladder match against Harbinger & The Destroyer, Death & Wolverine, and Benjamin Childs & George Achica. (21-28)
*May 20: With The Ryno, pinned by The Front Line. (21-29)
*WrestleFest 2000: With The Ryno, pinned by Harbinger & The Destroyer (May 31); lost by forfeit to The Destroyer (June 1). (21-31)
*June 10: With Super Cupid, lost to Benjamin Childs & Ace Manley in a steel cage match. (21-32)
*June 24: With Super Cupid, pinned by Synthetic Dawn. (21-33)
*Chaos on the Coast: With Super Cupid, lost to The Ryno & Ace Manley in an inferno match. (21-34)
*BattleGround 3: With Super Cupid, Twisted Steel & Adam Kogler, defeated The Ryno, Ace Manley & Shannon Shag-Nasty in a handicap elimination match. (22-34)

They Said It...

"No one can ever say that Masochrist was anything but a champion. His record speaks for itself, two time World Champion, Tag Team Champion, and the only holder of the MMP/GWF Grand Championship. This wrestler's greatest attribute though is the extended story line. His angles blend with the federations as well as take some by complete surprise (Sarah's Secret Admirer). -- Captain Patrick O'Conner

"Masochrist has always been a bad ass. The dude scrapped my ass in about six seconds in the GWF/MMP Grand Tournament. We met a few weeks later and he damn near paralyzed my sorry ass. Got nothing but respect for that over-sized sweet potato...SCRAG!" -- Clay Moore

"I will always remember Masochrist as being a gutless coward. He ran from me in both the HWA and MMP, but when you consider that the main reason I wanted a piece of him was that he had the world championship, I guess that says something about the guy's ability in the ring. Naturally, I had no trouble taking him down, but he was, without a doubt, the best of the rest - plus I don't think I can remember anyone putting so many small-time fed bosses in the unemployment line as this guy did. At least he was good for that." -- Diamond King

"It is a well know fact that Masochist and myself have...shall we say...never seen things with the same slant. But, upon hearing he was being inducted into the Hall of Fame, my first thought was, 'Oh SH#T!!!' But, after the inital shock wore off, it seemed kinda natural. He has held belts in so many places, it was a chore just naming them all. Not really, but a nice thought. His chronic obsestion with fire was, to say the least, scary. But, thankfully, a passing fad. I wish him the best in his 'Hall-of-Fameness'." -- West Law

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