Career
Joey Harder is a graduate of Pro Wrestling Iron’s Tetsu Academy. He was trained in professional wrestling by two of the toughest men in SoCal history, Donovan Morgan and Vinny Massaro, which toughened his body and harden his heart. His debut in professional wrestling was on August 27, 2004 against Ray Kejimura. He began his career by wrestling in the northern California Indy circuit, working for every major promotion in the region. He made a major impact in Prowrestling Iron (PWI), as he was named Rookie of the Year in 2004, were he wrestled in several main events, and even scored a win over Michael Modest. Since graduation from Tetsu Academy, Harder broke arms and bruised faces with his smash-mouth arsenal and his take-no-prisoners attitude.
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