Mike Rallis

In a world where size and strength often reign supreme, Mike Rallis is an anomaly. This behemoth of a man, standing at 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing in at a whopping 245 pounds, is a powerhouse in the truest sense of the word. With his imposing figure and unyielding determination, Rallis has made a name for himself as one of the most formidable forces in professional wrestling.

Born in Edina, Minnesota in 1989, Rallis began his athletic career on the gridiron, playing football with a passion that bordered on obsession. But it was during those long hours spent on the practice field that he discovered his true calling – the art of physical combat, specifically within the confines of a wrestling ring.

Under various monikers, including Riddick Moss, Madcap Moss, Digg Rawlis, Mike Rawlis, and Michael Carter, Rallis has wreaked havoc across multiple promotions, leaving a trail of broken bodies in his wake. His raw power and unrelenting aggression have earned him a reputation as a force to be reckoned with, a true powerhouse who will stop at nothing to emerge victorious.

As a singles wrestler, Rallis is a master of the art of destruction, using his considerable size and strength to overpower even the most formidable opponents. His arsenal of moves includes crushing slams, thunderous clotheslines, and devastating suplexes – all executed with precision and ferocity that leaves onlookers breathless.

Off the mat, Rallis is an affable giant, charming those around him with a disarming smile and infectious enthusiasm. But make no mistake: when he steps into the ring, all bets are off. For in that instant, Mike Rallis transforms into a force of nature – unstoppable, unrelenting, and utterly devastating.