Career
Toby Klein is known for his deathmatches and being "insane" (his nickname is Mr. Insanity), he competes in violent matches in Combat Zone Wrestling and has competed in 5 TODs (1, 4, 5, 6, and 8). Klein, with his partner the Necro Butcher, make up the tag team known as the Tough Crazy Bastards. The TCB at one point in 2005 captured the CZW World Tag Team Titles from the H8 Club. Toby is also a two time CZW Ironman Champion. He competed in Cage of Death 7 alongside Joker and Necro Butcher. He also competed in Cage of Death 9, as a member of Team CZW (Toby, Necro Butcher, Drake Younger and Danny Havoc accompanied by Halfbreed Billy Gram) who faced off against Team MBA (Brain Damage, DJ Hyde, Scotty Vortekz and Dustin Lee). One of Toby's most infamous Death Matches was the Quarter Final of Tournament of Death 4 when he hit Mad Man Pondo with an Insanity Driver onto a board of pencils, with Pondo being stabbed in his biceps by one of the pencils and several more in his posterior. Another memorable benchmark in Toby's career was him winning the IWA MS 2005 King of the death Match Tournament. Toby is also a member of the "stable" known as Cult Fiction, along with the Necro Butcher, Brain Damage, Deranged and managed by Halfbreed Billy Gram.
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