He currently competes for , Capiccioni has also worked for prominent promotions such as , and the short-lived. His main is that of an adherent of the lifestyle, a culture which he follows in. In 2011, Capiccioni joined the cast of the fifth season of. Matt Cross Matt Cross in October 2012 Birth name Matthew Capiccioni Born 1980-12-31 December 31, 1980 age 37 , Residence Brecksville, Ohio, United States The 18th Amendment M-Dogg 20 Matt Cross Raptor Son of Havoc Spartan 3000 B. Spartan 3000 Billed height 5 ft 7 in 1. Lightning Cleveland All Pro Training Center Debut August 21, 2001 Debut 1999—2001 A fan of , Capiccioni was involved in before enrolling at the under the tutelage of J. Upon completing his training, he took on the ring name M-Dogg 20, and began competing on the. Independent circuit 2001—present He wrestled for promotions including the Union of Independent Professional Wrestlers, where he defeated to win the vacant UIPW Championship on October 11, 2003. He formed a regular with Piscura who wrestled as Josh Prohibition known as Youthanazia, and the pair won Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling CAPW 's North American Tag Team Championship twice, 's twice, the International Wrestling Cartel's Tag Team Championship twice, and the NWA Upstate Tag Team Championship once. M-Dogg 20 also won the CAPW Junior Heavyweight Championship on November 9, 2003, by defeating H8 Pac. Youthanzia also wrestled for the and in 2004. In 2006 he made his debut for Hawaii-based promotion Action Zone Wrestling at their one-year anniversary show in a match against another indy star in Super Hentai in 2006. Capiccioni also wrestled for UWA Hardcore Wrestling as M-Dogg 20. He debuted as part of the company's second show. On February 16, 2007, M-Dogg unsuccessfully challenged Josh Prohibition for the UWA Canadian Championship, in a three-match also involving Sonjay Dutt. He defeated to win the UWA Canadian Championship at the Return of the Dragon show on July 28, 2007. Although he missed night one of UWA Hardcore's annual GP tournament, he made a surprise return on the second night of the tournament during the main event steel cage match. M-Dogg 20's return ultimately helped Osiris and win the match over the Prohibition Wrestling Alliance, a led by his former tag team partner Josh Prohibition. As a stipulation of the match, control of the company reverted from Prohibition back to Osiris, the original owner of the company. One month later at UWA's Return of the Phoenix event, M-Dogg 20 lost the Canadian Championship to Prohibition in a also featuring Rip Impact. Spartan won the first match on November 21, and Moore won the second on November 24. The rubber match ended in a on November 26, resulting in a ladder match for the final match of the tour two days later, which Spartan won. On April 24, 2010, Capiccioni, under his Matt Cross ring name, made his debut for Philadelphia-based. In his first match, a four-way elimination match in the Rey de Voladores King of the Fliers tournament, Cross defeated Flip Kendrick, Malachi Jackson and to advance to the finals. The following day, Cross was defeated in the finals by. On March 2, 2012, Cross' former tag team partner Josh Prohibition came out of retirement to reform Youthanazia, and together they defeated Aeroform Flip Kendrick and Louis Lyndon to win the Absolute Intense Wrestling Tag Team Championship. Youthanazia made their first successful title defense on April 6 by defeating. On October 20, 2013, Cross defeated Matthew Justice to win the Prime Television Championship. Combat Zone Wrestling 2002—2004 He made his CZW debut in 2002, appearing at Process of Elimination in April, and defeating Prohibition to qualify for the annual tournament. At the tournament itself on June 8, M-Dogg 20 made it to the second round, where he was defeated by , the eventual winner of the tournament. M-Dogg returned to CZW that September, and defeated Prohibition in a Tables and Ladders match at Ultraviolent Freedom Of Expression. At Night Of Infamy in November, a between the team of M-Dogg 20 and and the team of Acid and ended in a. The following month, M-Dogg faced and in a to determine the number one contender to the , but the match was won by Dutt. At Best of the Best 4 on July 10, 2004, M-Dogg 20 returned to CZW, attacking CZW Junior Heavyweight Champion Donjay Dutt and stealing his championship belt. He attacked Dutt again at Possession in August, before he teamed with to defeat Dutt and at High Stakes 2: Always Bet On Black. At Night of Infamy 3 in November, Dutt defeated both M-Dogg 20 and Rave in a three-way match. At 6, M-Dogg lost to Dutt in a match for the World Junior Heavyweight Championship, forcing M-Dogg to leave the company per the pre-match stipulation. Ring of Honor 2006—2009 Capiccioni, as Matt Cross, made his debut in ROH on October 7, 2006 at Motor City Madness in a , which was won by and also involved Jimmy Rave, , and. His second appearance came the following month, when he lost to at The Bitter End. He faced Daniels again at The Chicago Spectacular Night 1 on December 8, in a , which was won by and also included. The following night, Cross and Daniels teamed together in a loss to. He returned to ROH in February 2007, losing a six-man mayhem match at Fifth Year Festival: Dayton. M-Dogg 20 in 2009 The following night at Fifth Year Festival: Chicago however, Cross won his first match in ROH when he was victorious in a four-corner survival match, defeating , , and. Following the match, Cross was approached by , who asked Cross to team with him later night against the NRC to which Cross agreed. The pair were then attacked by NRC members and Davey Richards. Cross and Aries won the tag team encounter, but during the match Cross performed a outside the ring, landing on the guardrail and sustaining several cuts. The team of Aries and Cross were later joined by , with the three being named The Resilience. At This Means War II in April, The Resilience lost a to the NRC Strong, Richards, and. At Reborn Again in May, Cross and Stevens teamed with in a loss to the NRC in a. In June, Cross, Stevens, and defeated the NRC in a six-man tag team match, before Cross lost the Richards in a singles match the following night at Domination. Cross appeared at the on June 22, when he, Stevens, and Delirious lost to the NRC. At Death Before Dishonor V: Night 2 in August, The Resilience and Delirious lost a to the NRC and. The Resilience went on to defeat Richards, , and , before Cross and Stevens defeated and at Manhattan Mayhem II. At Motor City Madness 2007 on September 14, Cross and Aries unsuccessfully challenged the Jay and Mark for the. At the pay-per-view taping the following night, Cross lost to NRC member Romero in a singles match. The next month, at the taping of , Cross and Stevens lost a tag team match to Romero and Richards. The match carried the stipulation that whoever was pinned would be suspended, and because Cross was pinned, he was suspended from ROH for two months. Cross returned at on December 29, where he competed in a four-way match won by the. The following night at , Cross and lost to and Jigsaw in a tag team match. At Breakout on January 25, 2008, Cross and Jigsaw lost to the Briscoe Brothers. The next Cross appeared in ROH was at Steel City Clash on March 20, 2009, when he teamed with Stevens in a loss to and. At A Cut Above the following month, he made his final appearance in ROH as he competed in a four-corner survival match, which was won by. Wrestling Society X 2007 In 2007, when launched its new wrestling program , Capiccioni was signed to the project under his Matt Cross ring name, and he formed a tag team with Teddy Hart called The Filth and The Fury. As part of the television tapings, The Filth and The Fury defeated The Trailer Park Boyz Nate Webb and and Team and before losing to Los Pochos Guapos and. Foreign excursion 2005—present In March 2005, M-Dogg 20 travelled to , where he wrestled for the promotion, competing against , , , and. In May 2007, Capiccioni returned to Europe when he was booked by the Queens of Chaos promotion in. He wrestled in front of 72,000 people, which is the 2007 record for a wrestling show. As Matt Cross, he debuted in German Stampede Wrestling in 2007, and was part of a four-way for the Breakthrough Championship against Germany's Thumbtack Jack, Steve Douglas and X-Dream, who eventually won the match. In April 2010, Cross was a surprise guests along with , , and for GSW's final show. He lost another Breakthrough Championship match in a three-way against and X-Dream on Saturday, and then teamed with X-Dream in a GSW Tag Team Championship scramble match on Sunday, but was again unsuccessful. When GSW reopened with a new structure a few months later, Cross received another match for the Breakthrough Championship, and won by defeating Sitoci. He held the championship through the next three television tapings and successfully defended it against. At the Unstoppable internet pay-per-view, he lost the championship to X-Dream. Cross debuted for UK company in May 2016 at their annual Super Strong Style 16 tournament. He lost to in the first round and later participated in the ten man scramble redemption match on Night 2. At Chapter 38, Cross was victorious over , gaining the number one contendership for the Smash Wrestling Championship. In 2011, Capiccioni joined the cast of the revived series, which premiered on April 4. That same day Capiccioni, along with the rest of the cast, appeared on in a segment with Tough Enough host. Lucha Underground 2014—present In September 2014, it was reported that Capiccioni had signed with the network's new television series,. He assumed a masked character by the ring name of Son of Havoc, and wrestled during the first episode of Lucha Underground on October 29, defeating. The following weeks, Havoc was defeated by Mascarita Sagrada and Pimpinela Escarlata, asking for real competition. On January 17, Havoc was defeated by Angélico and by Johnny Mundo. Finally, on January 25, Havoc broke up with Ivelisse and defeated Angélico, his first singles win since his debut. On February 8, 2015, Son of Havoc, and won a tournament to become the inaugural. 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