1. Scott Francis D'Amore was born on August 8,1974 and is a Canadian professional wrestling manager, promoter, booker and retired professional wrestler, best known for his time with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, where he served as the president and an on-screen personality.
Scott D'Amore debuted on June 14,1992, defeating Otis Apollo in Amherstburg, Ontario.
Scott D'Amore went on to work for World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation as an enhancement talent from June 1993 to early 1996.
In 1995 Scott D'Amore toured Germany with the World Cup of Wrestling.
Later that year he formed a tag team with Dave Clark as "Scott D'Amore Hunter" known as "Gross Misconduct", with the duo depicting ice hockey players.
Scott D'Amore began working as a booker and producer for promotions throughout Canada.
Scott D'Amore founded Border City Wrestling in 1993 along with Doug Chevalier and Chuck Fader.
Scott D'Amore began booking in 1994 when Chevalier left the area, and took over the promotion of the company when Fader resigned in 2000, leaving D'Amore as the sole owner.
In February 2000, Scott D'Amore formed a stable known as The Syndicate when he allied himself with Rhyno to defeat D'Lo Brown.
Scott D'Amore later turned face and began a heated feud with one of his students, A-1, in January 2005 after A-1 interrupted a Hall of Fame ceremony.
Scott D'Amore then turned heel again by betraying one of his students of the CAN-AM Wrestling School and BCW Champion, Phil Atlas.
Scott D'Amore began working with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, TNA, as a road agent in 2003, and brought in Chris Sabin, one of his former pupils.
In 2004, Scott D'Amore took an onscreen role as the coach of Team Canada.
Scott D'Amore led Team Canada to numerous victories, feuding with Jerry Lynn, Dusty Rhodes and Dustin Rhodes.
Scott D'Amore began working backstage as a creative team member and trainer, operating the TNA Academy along with Terry Taylor.
On December 12,2004, Scott D'Amore organised a benefit show for Sabu, who was incapacitated with a serious back injury.
In May 2005, Scott D'Amore was appointed head of the TNA booking team.
Scott D'Amore was taken on a stretcher as Team Canada spent weeks afterward talking about him being in the hospital.
Scott D'Amore came back as an on-screen force when he used his BCW promotion in a plot to get Jeff Jarrett back the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
However, in August 2009 Scott D'Amore was hired back to TNA as the primary road agent for the Knockouts division.
Scott D'Amore left TNA on February 3,2010, just as it was announced that BCW would be merging with BSE Pro to form Maximum Pro Wrestling.
In 2014, Scott D'Amore became the Vice President of International Relations with Jeff Jarrett's new Global Force Wrestling promotion.
From May 2021, Scott D'Amore held this role alone after Callis left his position.
On March 13,2023, Scott D'Amore was promoted to President of Impact Wrestling.
Scott D'Amore was thus fired from his position as President of TNA and was replaced by Anthony Cicione.
Scott D'Amore holds a degree in communication studies from the University of Windsor, where he played football for the Lancers.
Scott D'Amore has owned various bars and restaurants in Windsor, Ontario and his family owns D'Amore Construction, based in Windsor.