19 Facts About Martin Casaus

Martin Casaus was born on March 5,1985 and is an American entrepreneur, content creator, and professional wrestler.

Martin Casaus's parents put in overtime at their jobs so they could enroll Casaus in private schools until college.

Martin Casaus was the first in his family to graduate college.

Martin Casaus received a bachelor's degree in Business Administration with a 3.98 GPA.

Martin Casaus has one brother who is currently in the United States Navy.

Martin Casaus holds a series 7 and 63 financial professional licenses.

Martin Casaus first started training to become a wrestler in 2003 at the Utah-based Ultra Championship Wrestling-Zero.

Martin Casaus wrestled as Tristan Gallo in many promotions across the country, especially in the mid west.

Martin Casaus later changed his name to reflect his real name after WWE Tough Enough used it during the show.

Martin Casaus had his first WWE tryout at the FCW training center in 2007.

Martin Casaus was announced as a competitor on the revival of WWE Tough Enough season five which began airing on April 4,2011.

Martin Casaus later returned to the training center on crutches with his title belt around his waist, revealing to Tough Enough host Stone Cold Steve Austin that he was forced to leave the competition after doctors would not allow him to continue.

Martin Casaus was the only contestant that got to hang his belt up, as well as the only competitor to never be in the "Bottom Three".

In September 2014, Martin Casaus confirmed he signed with El Rey Network's new show Lucha Underground, that began airing on October 29.

Martin Casaus worked the tapings under the ring name "Magnificent Martin".

Martin Casaus worked as Marty the Magician, with Beautiful Brenda as his assistant.

In 2016, Martin Casaus had his first match in Mexico as part of a Lucha Underground match at Triplemania 24.

Martin Casaus went on in AEW having matches with Matt Sydal and his Ring of Honor debut against Angelico.

In 2004 Martin Casaus had his first taste of the entertainment business when he appeared on the TV show Everwood to play an uncredited featured folk style wrestler.