Louis Lyndon

The Aggravated Accountant: A Study in High-Flying Frenzy

Louis Lyndon's wrestling odyssey began on October 7, 2006, but it wasn't until he donned the moniker PR Flyer that the world took notice. This East Lansing native, born July 11, 1985, has been a constant thorn in the side of promotions across the country – from Ring Of Honor to Combat Zone Wrestling and beyond.

Lyndon's signature moves are as much a part of his identity as his penchant for chaos and unpredictability. The Running Shotay, CRANE~KICK, Moonsault Press, and Dragon Suplex all bear witness to a wrestler who defies gravity and convention in equal measure. It's no wonder fans have taken to calling him the Aggravated Accountant – this high-flying master of the Snake Style can balance his ledgers with precision while leaving opponents reeling.

But Lyndon's résumé boasts more than just flashy moves. He's claimed championship gold, including the MCPW Tag Team Championship, AIW Intense Championship, AAW Heritage Championship, POG Heavyweight Championship, and POGW Chaotic Championship – a testament to his adaptability and dedication to his craft.

A Master of Many Faces

Over the years, Lyndon has donned multiple personas: Brian Lyndon, Louis Kendrick, Felino Blanco, Felino del Patriot, and Felino de Rojo. Each iteration has been a reflection of his ever-changing mood, like a chameleon adapting to its surroundings. His fans have grown accustomed to this metamorphosis, embracing the uncertainty that comes with every new character.

The Intensity Never Wavers

Lyndon's intensity is unwavering, even when he's not in the ring. Outside of wrestling, he's known for his no-nonsense approach to life – a trait that has earned him the nickname Mr. Kung Fu among those who know him well. When the bell rings, however, all bets are off; Lyndon becomes a force to be reckoned with.

A Legacy in Progress

At 5'11" and 175 lbs, Louis Lyndon may not tower over his opponents, but he makes up for it with his aerial assaults and cunning tactics. As he continues to navigate the ever-shifting landscape of professional wrestling, one thing is certain: this high-flying troublemaker will leave a lasting mark on the sport.