The Kingpin of the Ring: Brian MilonasBrian Milonas is a behemoth of a man, standing at an intimidating 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighing in at a whopping 340 pounds. But don't let his size fool you - this powerhouse has been tearing up rings across the country for over two decades.Starting his career back in 2003, Milonas quickly made a name for himself with his dominant wrestling style that blends brawling and powerhouse moves. He's worked with some of the biggest promotions in the business, including New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring Of Honor, CHIKARA, National Wrestling Alliance, and Beyond Wrestling.But what really sets Milonas apart is his versatility. Not only can he lay waste to opponents with his Sit Out Chokeslam and Swing Vote moves, but he's also a skilled trainer and promoter in his own right. He's even held titles in multiple promotions, including the CW New England Championship, CW Tag Team Championship, CW Heavyweight Championship, CWE Tag Team Championship, and UFO Heavyweight Championship.Throughout his career, Milonas has been known by several ring names, including Brawler Milonas, Brian Buffett, Brian Roselli, and Pit Boss. But it's his most recent moniker, The Kingpin, that seems to have stuck.Milonas' reign as the top dog in the ring began back in 2003, when he started making a name for himself in the Northeastern wrestling scene. From there, he went on to compete against some of the toughest opponents in the business, including names like Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega.Despite his many accomplishments, Milonas remains humble about his success. In interviews, he often credits his trainers and fellow wrestlers for helping him hone his craft and push him to be his best.As The Kingpin continues to dominate rings across the country, it's clear that Brian Milonas is a force to be reckoned with. With his unmatched power, versatility, and passion for the sport, he's a wrestler worth keeping an eye on - no matter what ring name he goes by.
Facts
Here are 10 interesting facts and tidbits about Brian Milonas:• Brian Milonas started his professional wrestling career in 1994 under the ring name "Brian Buffett" in the independent circuit.• He is a third-generation wrestler, following in the footsteps of his grandfather, a wrestler from Canada, and his father, who wrestled in the 1970s.• In 2001, Milonas began competing for Extreme Canadian Championship Wrestling (ECCW), where he became a multiple-time champion and earned a reputation as a hard-hitting competitor.• He is perhaps best known for his time in Ring of Honor (ROH) from 2004 to 2010, where he competed under the ring name "Brian Milonas" and formed alliances with other notable wrestlers.• During his ROH tenure, Milonas was part of the popular tag team "The Backseat Boys," alongside partner Rhett Titus.• In 2011, Milonas joined Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG) in California, where he developed a reputation for his intense matches and innovative moveset.• He is also known for his work on the independent circuit, competing for promotions such as Chikara, Beyond Wrestling, and EVOLVE.• Under the ring name "Pit Boss," Milonas won the PCW Ultra Championship in 2017 and held it for over a year.• In 2020, he joined Major League Wrestling (MLW) as "Brawler Milonas" and has since become a fan favorite due to his rugged, hard-hitting style.• Throughout his career, Milonas has developed a reputation as one of the most respected and beloved wrestlers on the independent circuit, earning accolades for his technical grappling skills, high-flying moveset, and intense in-ring performances.
