The Wrench: Unleashing Conor Claxton's Technical TerrorConor Claxton is the kind of wrestler who makes you feel bad for not liking him. It's not that he's necessarily likable, per se – it's just that his in-ring style is so ridiculously effective that you can't help but respect the guy.Standing at 6'1" and weighing in at a sturdy 215 pounds, Claxton is built like a brick outhouse, with the added benefit of being able to withstand a deathmatch-style beatdown without flinching. His background in Ringen – that's ring combat for those not familiar with the sport – has given him an uncanny ability to blend technical grappling with hardcore aggression.Mr. Claxton's signature move, Lifecutter, is a vicious submission hold that will leave even the most seasoned grapplers screaming for mercy. And when he's not busy wrenching the life out of his opponents, you can bet your bottom dollar he'll be dishing out some good old-fashioned punishment in the form of chair shots, table leg drops, and other assorted forms of mayhem.Claxton has worked with some of the best promotions in the business – Westside Xtreme Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling, Game Changer Wrestling, IWA Mid- South, Beyond Wrestling – and has come away with a collection of titles that would make even the most seasoned veteran proud. The H2O Hybrid Championship, CZW Medal Of Valor Championship, VOW Anarchy Championship, and TCW Tag Team Championship are just a few of the accolades Claxton has accumulated during his career.El Wrencho, as he's affectionately known to fans of the squared circle, first stepped into the ring in 2014 and hasn't looked back since. With his unique blend of technical skill and hardcore brutality, Conor Claxton is a force to be reckoned with – and if you're not paying attention, he'll wrench your jaw shut with that Lifecutter submission hold in no time.
