31 Facts About D-Lo Brown

D-Lo Brown is best known for his time in Impact Wrestling and WWE.

D-Lo Brown then wrestled Earthquake in the WWF in 1994 under his given name as a jobber.

D-Lo Brown's first televised match as a member of the Nation was on the April 26,1997 episode of Shotgun Saturday Night, as he, Crush, and Savio Vega defeated Aldo Montoya, Steve Corino, and Freddie Joe Floyd.

D-Lo Brown's career peaked when he held the European and Intercontinental Championships simultaneously during a feud with Jeff Jarrett and Mark Henry.

D-Lo Brown was involved in inadvertently ending the career of Droz on October 5,1999 when a running powerbomb was botched due to Droz' baggy shirt.

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D-Lo Brown said the accident caused him to "wrestle differently" and to second guess every move he performed in the ring from that day forward.

Drozdov has maintained that he does not blame D-Lo Brown for his injuries and he believes that the incident was an accident.

D-Lo Brown then formed a tag team in July 2000 with Chaz named Lo Down.

Notably, D-Lo Brown wrestled future World champion Batista in a losing effort.

D-Lo Brown spent six months in Puerto Rico wrestling for the International Wrestling Association teaming with Glamour Boy Shane holding the IWA tag team titles.

D-Lo Brown returned to television on the April 28,2002 episode of Heat, losing to Eddie Guerrero.

D-Lo Brown faced Booker T in a losing effort on the February 10,2003 episode of Raw.

D-Lo Brown was then released from his WWE contract on February 14,2003.

Connor, still under the D'Lo D-Lo Brown name, Joined NWA Total Nonstop Action in March 2003.

D-Lo Brown Joined All Japan Pro Wrestling, competing in regular tours with the Japanese company as a member of Roughly Obsess and Destroy.

In 2008, D-Lo Brown began wrestling in a number of dark matches for WWE.

D-Lo Brown made his television return on the July 21,2008 edition of Raw, defeating Santino Marella.

D-Lo Brown was defeated by Nigel McGuinness in an ROH World Championship match.

D-Lo Brown wrestled at the ROH 7th Anniversary Show on March 21,2009 in Manhattan, defeating Jay Briscoe.

D-Lo Brown made a surprise appearance in Chikara, where he filled in as a substitute for Iceberg of The Cold Front at the 2009 King of Trios tournament.

D-Lo Brown came up short in an ROH World Championship match at Take No Prisoners.

Outside of the tournament D-Lo Brown was undefeated in six-man tag team competition, adding Keith Walker to the team, including a victory over Noah founder Mitsuharu Misawa in one of his last matches.

Also on this edition of Between The Ropes, D-Lo Brown announced he would become a semi-regular co-host when his TNA scheduling allowed him to be in studio.

D-Lo Brown appeared for Pro Wrestling Syndicate on May 18,2013 with D O C and Knux.

Three days later, D-Lo Brown was eliminated by Kanemaru in his first round match in the Odo Tournament.

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D-Lo Brown formerly held a weekly class on Friday for "Future Stars of Wrestling" training center in Las Vegas.

On July 3,2019, D-Lo Brown announced that he had returned to Impact Wrestling with a multi-year contract as a producer.

In January 2021, it was announced that D-Lo Brown would be one half of Impact's new announce team with Matt Striker from Hard to Kill onward.

The reunion would later be a one-off, as D-Lo Brown continued to his Talent Relations role backstage and makes occasional appearances thereafter.

D-Lo Brown worked as a Certified Public Accountant before he began his wrestling career.

D-Lo Brown is a fan of the Chicago Bears and Liverpool FC.