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Blitzkrieg

Also known as Fabulous Blitzkrieg, Jeremiah Ross

Personal Data

Birthplace:

California, USA

Gender:

male

Height:

5' 5" (165 cm)

Weight:

161 lbs (73 kg)

Career Data

Alter egos:

Blitzkrieg
a.k.a. Fabulous Blitzkrieg
Jeremiah Ross

Roles:

Singles Wrestler (1994 - 1999)

Beginning of in-ring career:

07.11.1994

End of in-ring career:

14.10.1999

In-ring experience:

4 years

Wrestling style:

High Flyer, Spot-Wrestler

Signature moves:

Skytwister Press

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Current Total Rating (?)

Valid votes: 38

Number of comments: 9

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Average rating: 7.21 [38]

Average rating in 2026: 6.00 [1]

Average rating in 2025: 7.00 [3]

Average rating in 2024: 8.00 [2]

Average rating in 2023: 7.00 [4]

Average rating in 2022: 7.50 [2]

Average rating in 2021: 8.00 [3]

Average rating in 2020: 6.00 [2]

Average rating in 2018: 8.00 [2]

Average rating in 2017: 7.00 [1]

Average rating in 2016: 7.00 [2]

Average rating in 2015: 8.50 [2]

Average rating in 2013: 5.00 [1]

Average rating in 2009: 9.00 [2]

Average rating in 2008: 7.50 [2]

Average rating in 2007: 6.20 [10]

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Latest comments of the CAGEMATCH inmates

AnB wrote on 10.01.2026:

[6.0] "Only know him from his WCW work, which was a lot of fun. Could've been huge if he'd been... anywhere but in the WCW at the time."

Zak22 wrote on 26.10.2025:

[6.0] "Had a lot of potential, had the athleticism and the high-flying offence but he wasn't refined and didn't have the time before returning to gain it."

Giantfan1980 wrote on 01.06.2023:

[6.0] "Blitzkrieg kicked ass! I only know him for his cup of coffee in WCW in 1999 and he really looked to be a potential break out star, but his crazy risk taking eventually led to an injury that ended his career very early on. Dude was turfed out of the sport the same year he hit the big time in WCW."

RatingsMachine wrote on 16.11.2018:

[7.0] "For so little time in the business, Blitzkrieg was a pretty good high-flyer, and he had a ton of potential. He had a really good match with Juventud Guerrera on PPV and was part of an excellent four-way match on Nitro during the month of April in 1999. But Blitzkrieg's problem was that he worked for WCW, and, at the time, they were being eroded from within by self-serving egomaniacs, and the hottest young talent in North America was out of the business by the end of the year."

DanTalksRasslin wrote on 28.07.2017:

[7.0] "Blitzkrieg had a promising career ahead of him, showing up in WCW in 1999 and immediately gaining attention with his innovative high-flying ring style and putting on exciting performances in the cruiserweight division. Before having a chance to fully come into his own, though, he abruptly left wrestling in late 1999 in favor of an outside career, returning only once in 2004 to give his gimmick to Jack Evans. Blitzkrieg's career lasted only four years (and his WCW run only one), and one has to wonder what he might have gone on to do if he'd stuck around the ring."

HeadCheese wrote on 24.07.2015:

[8.0] "Could of been a huge star in wrestling if would of stayed longer he was amazing despite his short career and inspired Jack Evans."