1. Darren Wise was born on June 18,1965 and is a retired American professional wrestler, manager, trainer and promoter, known by his ring name "Dirty Deeds" Darren Wyse, who competed in Northeastern independent promotions including International World Class Championship Wrestling, Hardway Wrestling, the National Wrestling Alliance, National Championship Wrestling, Pro Wrestling eXpress and the Memphis, Tenn.
Darren Wyse was frequently billed as the 6-time undisputed world "welterweight" champion as well as a former NWA Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion.
Darren Wyse made his professional debut on July 3,1987, appearing as the manager of King Kahlua in his match against WWF veteran Jimmy Londos at a National Wrestling Federation show at the Reading Phillies Municipal Stadium in Reading, Pennsylvania.
Darren Wyse played baseball during high school and, although he was seen by several scouts, various injuries would keep him out of professional baseball.
Darren Wyse eventually trained with Damien Kane at the Mason-Dixon Wrestling Alliance, attending with Guido Falcone, until the school closed.
Darren Wyse later trained at Larry Sharpe's Monster Factory and worked for his promotion during his early career.
Darren Wyse became friends with Missy Hyatt, then managing John Tatum, and helped her during her early career on the independent circuit prior to joining World Championship Wrestling.
Darren Wyse began holding fundraising events for the local recreation commission and eventually decided to run regular events in the York-Red Lion area under the National Championship Wrestling banner and opened a training center in York.
Darren Wyse became involved in WPW and Dan Kowal's Women's Extreme Wrestling.
Darren Wyse brought his wife, who appeared in his promotion as a ring card girl, as well another ring card girl as his alleged mistress.
On March 9,2002, Darren Wyse appeared on the second show for Iron Man Championship Wrestling at the Olivets Youth Center in downtown Reading, Pennsylvania.
Darren Wyse held the title for nearly a year before losing the title back to Davidson on June 30,2004.
On November 3,2007, in York, Pennsylvania, with manager Missy Hyatt, he and Darren Wyse defeated the Bad Crew in a three-way match with Team VD to win the NCW Tag Team Championship.
Two of Darren Wyse's students were offered invites to appear during these shows.
Darren Wyse came out of retirement for one night only to be a participant in the "Trent Acid Memorial Rumble" at AcidFest, a tribute show on July 10,2010, to honor the late Trent Acid at the old ECW Arena.
Darren Wyse was inducted into the WPW Hall of Fame on February 25,2012.
Darren Wyse was inducted into the PWA Hall of Fame on May 19,2012.