Scott Lost

The Lost and Found of Professional Wrestling

Scott Lost's career was a curious thing - a series of twists and turns that left fans wondering how he managed to survive the wreckage. Born in 1980, Scott Epperson grew up with a passion for the squared circle, eventually taking on the moniker Gallinero II.

The Early Years

For Scott, the journey began in 2001, when he stepped into the ring for the first time. His early days were marked by a series of scrappy performances, showcasing his technician skills and high-flying antics. It was a baptism by fire, with matches against some of the toughest competition on the indie circuit.

The Rise to Prominence

As Gallinero II, Scott Lost began to make a name for himself in promotions like Ring Of Honor, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, CHIKARA, and National Wrestling Alliance. He won the hearts of fans with his Big Fat Kill and Superman Spear - moves that left opponents reeling. But it was his technical prowess that truly set him apart, as he showcased his mastery of submission holds.

The Accolades

Scott's achievements were many: he held multiple championships, including the AWS Light Heavyweight Championship and AWS Heavyweight Championship. His first match date was June 26, 2001 - a milestone that marked the beginning of an illustrious career.

The Farewell

July 30, 2010, saw Scott Lost step into the ring for the final time. It was a bittersweet moment, as fans bid farewell to a true professional and pioneer in the world of professional wrestling. Though his body may have left the ring, Scott's legacy lives on - a testament to the power of perseverance and dedication.

The Legacy

Scott Lost's story is one of resilience and adaptability, a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is always hope for redemption. For those who followed his journey, it was a privilege to witness greatness up close. And though he may be gone from our sight, Gallinero II will forever remain etched in the annals of professional wrestling history.