Steve Armstrong

Steve Armstrong, known to many as Bullet or Lance Cassidy, was a force to be reckoned with in the wrestling world for over three decades. Born on March 16th, 1965, in Marietta, Georgia, Armstrong's early life laid the foundation for his future success.

At 6 feet 1 inch and weighing in at 224 pounds, Armstrong's physical stature was impressive enough. But it was his technical grappling skills that truly set him apart from the rest. He began his wrestling career in 1984, and quickly made a name for himself with his devastating Missile Dropkick.

Armstrong worked for various promotions throughout his illustrious career, including World Wrestling Entertainment, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Impact Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, and All Japan Pro Wrestling. Along the way, he accumulated an impressive list of titles, including the Ring Warriors Bahamian Championship and the NWA Southeastern Tag Team Championship.

Armstrong's wrestling style was characterized by his precision and control in the ring. He was a master of submissions, able to seamlessly transition from one hold to another with ease. His opponents often found themselves caught in his grasp, unable to escape the clutches of the Young Pistol.

As the years went by, Armstrong's career began to wind down. Despite still being an active competitor as late as 2015, he had slowed down significantly. His final match took place on February 28th, 2015, marking the end of an era.

Armstrong's legacy in the world of professional wrestling is undeniable. He was a true technician, a master of his craft who left it all in the ring every time he stepped foot into the squared circle. Even as he rode off into the sunset, his impact on the sport will be felt for generations to come.