HardCory.....You're in the Well
 

to start things off

Whats is your main driving force in life?

That's a softball, klosey... lol.

-What do you do for a living?
-Family?
-Pets?
-What's your favorite animal? Any reason?

Have you ever had difficulty reconciling the types of behavior sometimes seen on the WWE with your Christian faith?

My faith, without it I wouldn't be capable of accomplishing everything that I have on my plate, whether it be family, school, bodybuilding, wrestling etc.

I've worked in the plumbing industry since I graduated high school. Which is where I'll be staying until I graduate college. They also help pay for my schooling which is an awesome deal.
I'm married with a 3 year old daughter
None at the moment
Big fan of dogs, strictly because their loyalty.

Good question, I've been on both sides of the spectrum here. Before I was injured I was the furthest thing from a Christian. Allowing myself to get caught up in it all with the girls and the partying. When I returned last year I was having an extremely difficult time with all that was going on in the locker room. Now I've allowed myself to zone out all that and just focus on the wrestling itself, but I'll never allow it to compromise my faith or my family.

What are the top 3 things you want to do before you die?

If you had to choose, would you choose fame or fortune?

Who is one public figure that you admire a lot?

What did you want to be when you were a kid?

If they were to make a movie about your life, what would it be called?

If you were able to meet one historical figure, who would it be?

if you were forced to pick between faith and training which would you pick?

1. Live 100% selfless
2. Watch my daughter grow up
3. Give my wife a real wedding

This is a hard one to answer, trying to think which one would allow me to serve others more. I'd say fame, because given the right platform a lot of good can be done. Being a great role model for kids, and serving the community. I think with fortune a lot of temptation comes in to use it for selfish reasons.

This one is easy, Albert Pujols, he's a devout Christian, phenomenal ball player, humble, and is really active in the community.

Ever since watching Hulk Hogan battle Sgt. Slaughter I wanted to be a wrestler, when career day came in high school my guidance councilor made fun of me in front of the class, but that's how its been my whole life. It drives me to work harder at what I do.

This is a hard one, but I'd say, "Endurance". I've been through a lot in my life, but I always seem to weather the storm.


Jesus Christ

Faith hands down, faith is the whole foundation of my life, as well as my training so without faith I'd be nothing.