Abyss

Abyss is an American wrestler by profession. His real name is Christopher Joseph Park. He is signed with Impact wrestling as a wrestler and is also a member of the creative team. Park was born on October 4, 1973, in Washington, D.C. he joined high school in Cleveland, Ohio. He played football in his high school. He attended graduation from Ohio University.

He played offensive tackle for the Bobcats and earned two degrees and a Post graduation in Sports administration. In Impact Wrestling originally known as TNA Wrestling, under the ring name, Abyss won the title of one time NWA World Heavyweight Champion. He was the only one among the two men to hold the winning title against the mask holder, Blue Demon, Jr. not only this, Abyss is the heaviest and the longest reigned champion holding the title of X Division Champion and television champion, respectively.

He held the title in the tag team along with A. J. Styles in NWA World Tag Team Championship and once with Crazy Steve and Rosemary as Decay, and TNA World tag team Championship twice with Storm Storm as The Revolution. Abyss competed in the Triple Crown Championship, making him the fourth man to have fought for the title having won several other titles. He was also the second man to complete the Grand Slam Championship.

Park wrestles as storyline brother/ split personality Joseph Park. he has remained with the company as a debutant in the year 2002. He is the longest-tenured personality of Impact wrestling roster. Abyss achieved Impact Hall of Fame by James Mitchell, his longtime manager. Chris Park was coached by Roger Ruffin of NWF (Northern Wrestling Federation). He won his first match due to disqualification.

Chris was later discovered by Dutch Mantel for IWA Puerto Rico. In 2004, Park appeared in Ring of Honour to the stable Special Kas a bodyguard. Park, after a long-term in ring, initiated his role into more creative aspects of wrestling. According to him, not every player can be a good coach, and this is one of the reasons that he opted into the creative field.

He shares his failures with his pupil more than his success. He learned his lessons from his mistakes, he knows what to do but more than that what not to do. He wishes to bring out the best of his students and make better legendary wrestlers in the future.