Grado

In a world where wrestling is often synonymous with muscles and machismo, one man dares to be different. Enter Graeme Stevely, aka Grado, the Scottish sensation who has taken the grappling world by storm with his unique blend of comedy and gimmick.

Hailing from Stevenston, Scotland, Grado (5'11" and 235 lbs) is an imposing figure in the ring, but it's his quick wit and sharp tongue that set him apart from your average wrestler. With a penchant for poking fun at himself and the absurdity of professional wrestling, Grado has carved out a niche as a singles wrestler and tag team specialist.

His repertoire includes the Wee Boot, a playful nod to Scotland's national pastime (ahem, football), the Stunner, a tongue-in-cheek reference to Stone Cold Steve Austin's signature move, and The Slug, a... well, let's just say it's a move that's equal parts bizarre and brilliant.

But what truly sets Grado apart is his ability to connect with the crowd on a deep level. As "The Lowlander," he effortlessly straddles the line between humor and heart, making him an instant fan favorite wherever he goes.

Born on June 2, 1988, Grado has been honing his craft as a freelancer for years, taking on various personas (Grant Dunbar, Grado Dunbar, Odarg The Great, anyone?) to keep things fresh and exciting. And judging by the reception he's received thus far, it seems like fans are more than happy to follow this Scottish superstar wherever he leads.

In an era where wrestling can often feel overly serious or formulaic, Grado is a breath of fresh air – a reminder that, at its core, professional wrestling should be about having fun and entertaining the masses. So here's to Grado: may his Wee Boots continue to fly high and his Slug- fest antics leave us all in stitches.??????