The man who hails from Brooklyn, New York began his career out as yet another rookie, much like you'll read about in the rest of these Hall of Fame biographies. His fate immediately became intertwined with Dan Shoryu's, when the duo were placed into a tag team match and found that they could actually work well together as a tag team. Much like Shoryu, Roz's career began as a tag team performer and then later on he'd achieve success as a singles competitor.

After a falling out between the two, they competed against one another in a steel cage match at Wrestlemania III which stole the show. It was at this point when the crossroads occured and Roz officially began his singles career. After obtaining several midlevel championships like the Continental and Intercontinental Championships, Roz would win his first World Heavyweight Championship when he defeated both Rac and Tad Peters in a triple threat match at 2001's Great American Bash pay-per-view! His reputation for having long, incredible matches would then begin to frame his career, as seen at Homicide 2002 against the Bradleys!

Shortly thereafter, Roz would begin to take a leave from the business, resulting in several long absences between the years of 2003 and 2005. His on-again, off-again career left him enough time to work his art and ensure that the one day that he did return after his sabbatical, that he would rampage through the competition like he had never done before!

This leave of the wrestling world would continue to take place until Roz finally got serious about competing again. This time, he returned in mid-2005 during the NGPW promotion and the hurricane known as Roz began to destroy everything and everybody in his path! He quickly won several World Heavyweight Titles, defeating Nathan Moore and Christian Cage respectively and by that time, had achieved enough to be nominated into the Hall of Fame in Fall 2006.