**The Technical Beast**In a world where giants roam the ring and powerbombing has become an art form, Josh Woods stands out as a technician extraordinaire. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, this 6-foot-tall, 220-pound wrecking ball has been leaving opponents in awe with his lightning-quick moveset and unparalleled grappling prowess.Woods' journey began in the late 1990s, when he first laced up a pair of boots on February 27th. Little did anyone know that this was just the beginning of a storied career that would span multiple promotions, including WWE, NJPW, ROH, CZW, and now All Elite Wrestling.Under the ring name Preston Cunningham Jr., Woods cut his teeth in the trenches of independent wrestling, honing his skills and perfecting his craft. He won titles wherever he went – the ROH Pure Championship, PWSA Tag Team Championship, PPW Silverweight Championship – a testament to his dedication to being the best.But it was his moniker "The Goods" that truly set him apart. A nod to his technical prowess in and out of the ring, Woods' nickname has become synonymous with precision, finesse, and a never-say-die attitude.Today, as Josh Woods competes for All Elite Wrestling, fans are treated to a masterclass in mat-based artistry. With a repertoire that includes submissions, suplexes, and even the occasional kick, Woods is a force to be reckoned with in the wrestling world.Love him or hate him, Preston Cunningham Jr. – aka Josh Woods – is an undeniable treasure trove of technical wizardry. Witnessing him in action is like watching a work of art unfold before your very eyes. The Goods may not have the flashiest moveset, but when he's in the ring, you can bet your bottom dollar that you're about to witness something truly special.So sit back, relax, and let Josh Woods do what he does best – deliver an unforgettable show. For fans of grappling and those who crave a little bit of old-school wrestling flair, The Technical Beast is here to stay.
Facts
Here are 10 interesting facts and tidbits about Josh Woods:• Josh Woods made his professional debut in 2014 for Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), where he competed as Preston Cunningham Jr.• During his OVW stint, Woods won the OVW Heavyweight Championship on two occasions, becoming one of the youngest champions in the promotion's history at the time.• In 2016, Woods signed with WWE and was assigned to their developmental territory, NXT, under the ring name Josh Woods.• Josh Woods' first notable feud in NXT was against Raul Mendoza, a talented luchador from Mexico. The two had several intense matches, showcasing Woods' technical grappling skills.• In 2019, Woods transitioned to the WWE's 205 Live brand, competing against top talent like Akira Tozawa and Oney Lorcan.• Josh Woods has a background in amateur wrestling, having competed at the collegiate level before turning pro. This experience has served him well in his professional career, allowing him to adapt to various opponents' styles.• In addition to his in-ring accomplishments, Woods has also made appearances for independent promotions like AAW and Limitless Wrestling, further honing his skills and building a reputation as a formidable competitor.• Josh Woods is known for his technical grappling expertise, which he often uses to outmaneuver larger opponents. This approach has led to several notable victories against bigger foes.• Despite his accomplishments in the ring, Woods remains humble and dedicated to improving his craft. He has been praised by peers and fans alike for his sportsmanship and willingness to learn from others.• Josh Woods' future in WWE appears bright, with many speculating he could become a key player in the company's mid-card or even main event scene given his impressive skillset and dedication to professional development.
