Jay White

The City of Sails has produced some of New Zealand's finest exports - from rugby players to musicians. But few have made the transition from the sports field to the wrestling ring as seamlessly as Jay White, aka King Switch. This 100 kg force of nature hails from Auckland and has been tearing it up in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) circles.

At 186 cm tall, White's physicality is undeniable - a technician with a mean streak that would put even the most seasoned grappler to the test. His wrestling style? A unique blend of power and finesse, akin to a perfectly placed cricket ball or a pinpoint accurate tennis serve.

Born in 1992, White has been honing his craft for over a decade, with stints as both a singles wrestler and tag team specialist under his belt. And though he's made a name for himself in the AEW ranks, it's his versatility that sets him apart from the pack.

Case in point: the Blade Runner (Shellshock) - a move so devastatingly effective, opponents have been known to surrender mid-match, citing "TTO" (Tanahashi Tap Out). Add to that the Kiwi Krusher, Sleeper Suplex, Blade Buster, Uranage Suplex, and you get an idea of White's arsenal. Fussball-like precision meets rugby-esque brutality in this Auckland native.

Rumors abound about White's extracurricular activities - whispers of a Rugby Union background give credence to his unyielding physicality. Cricket enthusiasts will recognize the same calculated approach that drives his wrestling strategy. Tennis aficionados, meanwhile, might detect an air of finesse, akin to a well-placed volley.

The question on everyone's mind: what's next for Jay White? Will he continue to reign supreme in AEW or take his talents elsewhere? One thing's certain - this King Switch will keep you guessing, much like the unpredictable Auckland weather. So, buckle up and get ready for the ride of a lifetime with Jay White.