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American professional wrestler (born 1979)

"Johnny TV" redirects here; not to be confused withTV Johnny.
John Morrison
Morrison in 2019
Personal information
BornJohn Randall Hennigan[18]
(1979-10-03)October 3, 1979 (age 46)[1]
Alma materUniversity of California, Davis
Spouse
LifepartnerMelina Perez (2003–2015)
Professional wrestling career
Ring names
  • John Hennigan[1]
  • John Morrison[1]
  • Johnny Blaze[1]
  • Johnny Caballero[2]
  • Johnny Elite
  • Johnny Fusion
  • Johnny Hardy[3]
  • Johnny Impact[4]
  • Johnny Mundo[5]
  • Johnny Nitro[1]
  • Johnny Spade
  • Johnny Superstar[6][7]
  • Johnny TV
  • Various other ring names[a]
Billed height6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)[14]
Billed weight215 lb (98 kg)[14][15]
Billed fromLos Angeles, California[14]
Slamtown, USA[16]
Trained by
Debut2002[1]

John Randall Hennigan[18] (born October 3, 1979),[1] better known by hisring nameJohn Morrison, is an Americanprofessional wrestler and actor. He is signed toAll Elite Wrestling (AEW), where he performs under the ring nameJohnny TV and is a member ofMxM TV. He also performs for their sister promotionRing of Honor (ROH). He is best known for his tenures inWWE,Impact Wrestling andLucha Underground. He also performs on theindependent circuit under various ring names.

After winningTough Enough III (a WWEreality TV competition show that awarded winners a wrestling contract with the company), Hennigan was assigned to itsdevelopmental territory,Ohio Valley Wrestling. WWE promoted Hennigan to itsSmackDown! roster in April 2005 under the ring nameJohnny Nitro; winning theWWE Tag Team Championship withJoey Mercury in his first match on the show. Hennigan has also held main event roles in several promotions outside of WWE, includingImpact Wrestling,Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide andLucha Underground. Outside of WWE, he has used several different ring names, includingJohnny Impact in Impact Wrestling andJohnny Mundo in variousMexican promotions.

Hennigan has won theECW World Heavyweight Championship,AAA Mega Championship,Impact World Championship, andLucha Underground Championship once each. In WWE, he also held theIntercontinental Championship three times, and was a six-timetag team champion. Inlucha libre, Hennigan was a central fixture in all four seasons ofLucha Underground, and was AAA's first-ever triple champion, holding the AAA Mega Championship,AAA Latin American Championship, andAAA World Cruiserweight Championship simultaneously. He has headlined multiplemajor events for WWE andImpact, including the latter company's flagship event,Bound for Glory, in2017 and2018.

Outside of wrestling, Hennigan has also worked in the film and television industry. In film, he has mainly worked as an actor, producer and stuntman. He also competed as a contestant on the37th season of the competitive reality showSurvivor.

Early life

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John Randall Hennigan was born on October 3, 1979, inLos Angeles,California, and grew up inPalos Verdes Peninsula, where he attendedPalos Verdes Peninsula High School.[19][20] He graduated from theUniversity of California, Davis in 2002, where he studiedfilm andgeology.[21][22]

Professional wrestling career

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World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment/WWE (2002–2011)

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Tough Enough and Ohio Valley Wrestling (2002–2004)

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After graduating college with a degree in film and geology and deciding that he did not want to pursue either path,[22] Hennigan began his professional wrestling career training at the Supreme Pro Wrestlingschool inSacramento, California.[13] After failing his audition forTough Enough 2,[23] a competition in which the winner earned aWorld Wrestling Federation (WWF) contract, he was accepted as a cast member forTough Enough III in 2002, eventually becoming the co-winner withMatt Cappotelli.[24] For winning, Hennigan was awarded a developmental contract and assigned to theirdevelopmental territory,Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), to continue his training.[25] Hennigan competed inAcolytes Protection Agency's invitationalBar Room Brawl match on July 27, 2003, atVengeance.[1] Hennigan and Cappotelli made an appearance on an episode ofHeat in January 2004, losing toGarrison Cade andMark Jindrak.[1] In March, Hennigan, going by the ring name "Johnny Superstar", turned on Cappotelli, establishing himself as aheel.[6]

Eric Bischoff's assistant and MNM (2004–2006)

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Main article:MNM
Nitro (left) won threeWWE Tag Team Championships withJoey Mercury (right) in 2005 and 2006.

On the March 1 episode ofRaw, Hennigan debuted on the main roster as a heel under thering name "Johnny Blaze". Hisgimmick was that he was the apprentice and assistant of the Raw General Manager,Eric Bischoff.[26] The next week his name was changed to "Johnny Spade",[27] and three weeks after that it was changed to "Johnny Nitro".[28] The Nitro name, which finally stuck, was a reference toWCW Monday Nitro, the flagship show ofWorld Championship Wrestling (WCW) for which Bischoff had previously worked, using theNitro theme as hisring entrance music.[29] Nitro acted as Bischoff's apprentice and assistant until June, when he was sent back to OVW. To explain his departure, Nitro lost a match on the June 7 episode ofRaw againstEugene, which carried the stipulation that upon his loss, he also lost his job, but was actually returned to OVW.[30]

Upon his return to OVW, Nitro was put into afeud with Matt Cappotelli. During the course of the feud,Melina was brought into the company as Nitro's ex-girlfriend and an ally of Cappotelli, only toturn on him and side with Nitro. Not long after, Nitro and Melina were joined byJoey Mercury, forming thestableMNM. MNM wrestled in OVW for around a year, holding theOVW Southern Tag Team Championship once, before losing the titles to Cappotelli andJohnny Jeter in January 2005.[31] They were soon called up to the mainSmackDown!brand in April that same year.[32]

In their debut match on the main roster, MNM won theWWE Tag Team Championship fromEddie Guerrero andRey Mysterio on the April 21 episode ofSmackDown!.[33] MNM held the titles for three months, having successful defenses against the teams of Guerrero and Mysterio,[34] andCharlie Haas andHardcore Holly on May 22 atJudgment Day,[35] before dropping them to theLegion of Doom on July 24 atThe Great American Bash.[36] They won the titles again on the October 28 episode ofSmackDown! in afour-way match defeating Legion of Doom, TheMexicools, andWilliam Regal andPaul Burchill,[37] but lost them to Rey Mysterio andBatista on the December 16 episode ofSmackDown! two days beforeArmageddon.[38] Due to help fromMark Henry, MNM defeated Mysterio and Batista in a rematch on the December 30 episode ofSmackDown! to win the championship for the third time.[39] They began a rivalry with the team ofPaul London and Brian Kendrick that lasted over three months,[40] until they dropped the championship to London and Kendrick atJudgment Day on May 21, 2006, with the storyline leading to Nitro and Melina suddenlyturning on Mercury after the match, breaking up the group.[41] Melina and Nitro left the SmackDown! brand by losing their jobs inkayfabe.[42]

Singles competition and championship success (2006–2007)

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After MNM's split, Nitro achieved success as a singles competitor, winning twoIntercontinental Championships and theECW World Heavyweight Championship

The next week, Nitro, along with Melina, debuted on theRaw brand in a loss toWWE ChampionJohn Cena.[43] Nitro was immediately placed in theIntercontinental Championship picture, and atVengeance on June 25, he defeated championShelton Benjamin in atriple threat match also involvingCarlito to win the title.[42] Nitro held the championship for four months, retaining againstJeff Hardy on September 17 atUnforgiven,[44] before losing the title back to Hardy on the October 2 episode ofRaw.[45] Nitro recaptured the Intercontinental Championship from Hardy on the November 6 episode ofRaw,[46] but lost it back to Hardy on the following week'sRaw.[47] Also around this time, Nitro entered into a partnership with rapperKevin Federline, with the duo antagonizing and beginning a rivalry withWWE ChampionJohn Cena.[48] Federline was then, in storyline, trained by Nitro for a match with Cena, which he won after interference fromUmaga.[49]

MNM reunited on the November 27 episode ofRaw to accept an open challenge fromThe Hardys (Jeff Hardy andMatt Hardy) atDecember to Dismember on December 3, a match that they lost.[50][51] MNM and The Hardys feuded across thebrands throughout the month, with the two teams competing in a four-wayladder match for the WWE Tag Team Championship atArmageddon on December 17 also involvingBrian Kendrick andPaul London andDave Taylor andWilliam Regal, which MNM failed to win.[52][53] Nitro challenged Jeff Hardy for the Intercontinental Championship in asteel cage match atNew Year's Revolution on January 7, 2007, but lost.[54] MNM lost to The Hardys at theRoyal Rumble on January 28, and again atNo Way Out on February 18, which ended the feud.[55][56] MNM disbanded as a team when Mercury was released from WWE in March 2007.[57]

After Mercury's departure, Nitro also ended his association with Melina.[58][59] Nitro was placed in a tag team withKenny Dykstra,[60][61] until the2007 WWE draft, during which Nitro was drafted to theECW brand.[62] Nitro made his debut for the brand on the June 19 episode ofECW, with a win overNunzio,[63] and few days later, on June 24, atVengeance: Night of Champions, he won the vacantECW World Heavyweight Championship by defeatingCM Punk, replacing the absentChris Benoit due to the latter'sdouble-murder suicide.[64] A few weeks after winning the title, Nitro was repackaged as John Morrison, a reference to musicianJim Morrison, to whom Hennigan bears a strong physical resemblance.[65] Morrison retained the title against Punk atThe Great American Bash on July 22,[66] and on August 26 atSummerSlam.[67] Punk would again challenge for the championship on the September 4 episode ofECW, in which Morrison lost the championship to Punk, ending his reign at 69 days.[68][69] Morrison was then suspended for thirty days for violating WWE'sWellness Program,[citation needed] renewing his feud with Punk upon his return, as well as competing againstThe Miz for the number one contendership to the title.[70][71][72]

Teaming with The Miz (2007–2009)

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Main article:John Morrison and the Miz
From 2007 to 2009, Morrison teamed withThe Miz, winning the WWE Tag Team Championship andWorld Tag Team Championship.

Though rivals,Morrison and The Miz faced the dysfunctional tag team of Matt Hardy andMontel Vontavious Porter (MVP) on the November 16 episode ofSmackDown! for the WWE Tag Team Championship in a winning effort, marking Morrison's fourth WWE Tag Team Championship reign.[73] AtSurvivor Series two days later, Morrison and The Miz were both defeated by CM Punk in a triple threat match for theECW Championship.[74] After the defeat, the rivalry aspect of Morrison and The Miz's relationship faded, as they were now portrayed as trusting friends. Morrison competed in the2008 Royal Rumble match on January 27, but failed to win after being eliminated byKane.[75] In February 2008, Morrison and The Miz were given astreaming segment on WWE.com namedThe Dirt Sheet in which they mocked other wrestlers and facets of pop culture. Morrison and The Miz co-wrote each episode ofThe Dirt Sheet each week, and Morrison credits his time in college studying film with contributing to the success of the show.[17] On March 30 atWrestleMania XXIV, Morrison competed in theMoney in the Bank ladder match, which was won by CM Punk. Despite being unsuccessful, Morrison had a standout performance in the match, in which he performed a moonsault from the top rope to the outside of the ring while holding onto a ladder.[76]

Morrison and The Miz retained the titles againstKane andCM Punk atJudgment Day on May 18[77] andFinlay andHornswoggle atNight of Champions on June 29,[78] beforedropping the titles toCurt Hawkins and Zack Ryder on July 20 atThe Great American Bash in afatal four-way match which also featuredJesse and Festus. Neither Morrison nor The Miz were pinned, as Hawkins pinned Jesse to win the titles.[79] Afterwards, they started a feud withCryme Tyme (JTG andShad) through each team's Internet show, which then transitioned to matches onRaw and on October 26 atCyber Sunday.[80][81][82] After winning theSlammy Award for Best WWE.com exclusive earlier in the day, Morrison and The Miz won the "Tag Team of the Year" Slammy Award on December 8, 2008 episode ofRaw.[83] On December 13, Morrison and The Miz won theWorld Tag Team Championship from CM Punk andKofi Kingston at alive event.[84]

Morrison and The Miz engaged themselves in a feud withThe Colóns (Carlito andPrimo), who were the reigning WWE Tag Team Champions, which resulted in both teams defending their respective championships successfully in separate matches. Their feud culminated in a tag teamlumberjack match where both titles were on the line at theWrestleMania 25, but it was The Colóns who would unify the championships with a win.[85] On April 13, as part of the2009 WWE Draft, The Miz was drafted to the Raw brand to split up the team, and as a result, The Miz attacked Morrison.[86]

Intercontinental Champion (2009–2010)

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After Morrison was separated from The Miz and drafted to SmackDown, he won his third Intercontinental Championship.

On April 15, Morrison was drafted to the SmackDown brand as part of the2009 Supplemental Draft.[87] On the April 17 episode ofSmackDown, he defeatedR-Truth.[88] On the May 1 episode ofSmackDown, Morrison engaged in a backstage fight withChris Jericho after Jericho slapped him, turningface in the process for the first time in his career.[89] Later that same night, Morrison defeatedShelton Benjamin, beginning a feud between the two. On the May 7 episode ofSuperstars, Morrison lost a match to Jericho after a distraction by Benjamin.[90] Morrison continued to score victories over Benjamin in singles and tag team matches before defeating him on May 17 atJudgment Day.[91]

On the September 4 episode ofSmackDown, Morrison defeated Rey Mysterio to win his third Intercontinental Championship.[92] Morrison then began a feud withDolph Ziggler, retaining the title against Ziggler on October 4 atHell in a Cell,[93] and again on the following episode ofSmackDown. The feud between Morrison and Ziggler continued throughout the next month, with the two wrestling to a double countout for the Intercontinental Championship on the November 13 episode ofSmackDown and Morrison retaining the championship in a two-out-of-three falls match the following week to end the feud. AtBragging Rights on October 25, Morrison lost to his former tag team partner then-United States Champion The Miz in an interbrand Champion vs. Champion match.[94] Their rivalry continued after both were announced as opposing team captains forSurvivor Series on November 22, where Miz's team defeated Morrison's team.[95] Morrison then went on to feud with newcomerDrew McIntyre, who defeated Morrison in a non-title match on the December 4 episode ofSmackDown, thus earning a championship opportunity against Morrison.[96] AtTLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs on December 13, Morrison lost the Intercontinental Championship to McIntyre, ending his reign at 103 days.[97] Morrison later won anElimination Chamber qualifying match[98] and participated in theElimination Chamber match for the World Heavyweight Championship on February 21, 2010, but was eliminated byThe Undertaker.[99] On the March 5 episode ofSmackDown, Morrison teamed with R-Truth to defeat Cryme Tyme andThe Hart Dynasty to earn a Unified WWE Tag Team Championship match againstShoMiz (Big Show and The Miz).[100] AtWrestleMania XXVI on March 28, they failed to win the championship.[101]

Championship pursuits (2010–2011)

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Morrison atWWE Tribute to the Troops in December 2010
Morrison's highly acclaimed spot in the Royal Rumble match

On April 26, Morrison was drafted to the Raw brand as part of the2010 WWE draft, and lost his first match back for the brand later that night toJack Swagger.[102] In his final match onSmackDown, he lost toCody Rhodes.[103] On June 1, Morrison announced that he would be mentoring Eli Cottonwood in the second season ofNXT.[104][105] Cottonwood, however, was the second person eliminated from the competition, and was eliminated on the July 27 episode ofNXT.[106] Morrison then went on to participate in the main event ofSummerSlam on August 15, in which he and six teammates (John Cena, Edge, Chris Jericho,Bret Hart, R-Truth, andDaniel Bryan) were victorious in a seven-on-seven elimination tag team match againstThe Nexus.[107] In October, Morrison began a feud withSheamus after he helpedSantino Marella earn an upset win during a one-sided match against Sheamus. Within the following weeks, Morrison continued to save Marella from attacks by Sheamus. AtSurvivor Series on November 21, Morrison defeated Sheamus.[108] Morrison entered the2010 edition of theKing of the Ring tournament, defeatingTyson Kidd, Cody Rhodes, andAlberto Del Rio but lost to Sheamus in the final round.[109][110] He continued to feud with Sheamus and defeated him in aWWE Championship number one contender's ladder match atTables, Ladders & Chairs on December 19.[111] Morrison received his WWE Championship match on the January 3, 2011 episode ofRaw, but lost to reigning champion The Miz in afalls count anywhere match.[112] Morrison participated in the Royal Rumble match atRoyal Rumble on January 30, 2011 and despite not winning, he had a stand-out moment which was praised by critics as "arguably the spot of the decade" when Morrison was knocked off of the ring apron and performed a cat leap onto the barricade to avoid having his feet touch the floor and then went on to precision jump onto the ring steps and re-enter the ring.[113] On February 20, Morrison participated in the Elimination Chamber match atElimination Chamber, but was eliminated by CM Punk.[114] During the match, Morrison climbed to the top of the cage while inside the cage before dropping to deliver a crossbody on and eliminate Sheamus.[115][116] AtWrestleMania XXVII on April 3, Morrison,Trish Stratus andJersey Shore guest starSnooki defeated Dolph Ziggler andLayCool (Layla andMichelle McCool) in a mixed tag team match.[117]

Morrison participated in feuds for various championships before departing from WWE in 2011.

On the April 11 episode ofRaw, Morrison participated in a five-man gauntlet match for the #1 contender's spot for the WWE Championship, but was eliminated by R-Truth.[118] The next week onRaw, Morrison challenged R-Truth to a match with the stipulation that if Morrison won, he would take R-Truth's place in the steel cage match atExtreme Rules. R-Truth accepted and lost the match, making Morrison the new #1 contender.[119] After the match, R-Truth viciously attacked Morrison.[120] At Extreme Rules on May 1, R-Truth interfered in the WWE Championship steel cage match, attacking Morrison to prevent him from winning the match.[121] The next night onRaw, Morrison was attacked by R-Truth again, prior to a scheduled match between the two which did not happen as a result.[122] Morrison then underwent surgery to correct a legitimately pinched nerve in his neck.[123] Morrison initially returned on the June 13 episode ofRaw, but R-Truth attacked him again prior to their scheduled match, re-injuring him.[124] Morrison returned again on the July 25 episode ofRaw, attacking R-Truth.[125] AtSummerSlam on August 14, Morrison, Kofi Kingston and Rey Mysterio defeated R-Truth, Alberto Del Rio and The Miz.[126] The following night onRaw, Morrison defeated R-Truth in a falls count anywhere match to end their feud. AtNight of Champions on September 18, Morrison competed in a fatal four-way match for theUnited States Championship, also involvingAlex Riley, Dolph Ziggler, and Jack Swagger, with Ziggler retaining his title.[127] Morrison then challenged Cody Rhodes for the Intercontinental Championship atHell in a Cell on October 2, but failed to win the title.[128] Following this, Morrison went on a losing streak, lasting a number of weeks.[129] On the November 7 episode ofRaw SuperShow, Morrison picked up his first victory in three months, defeating United States Champion Dolph Ziggler in a non-title match. Morrison challenged Ziggler for the championship atSurvivor Series on November 20 but lost.[130]

In his last advertised WWE appearance on the November 28 episode ofRaw SuperShow,[131] Morrison faced The Miz in a Falls Count Anywhere match; The Miz won the match by delivering the Skull-Crushing Finale on the steel entrance stage, giving Morrison a (kayfabe) injury. This was used to write Morrison off television, even being stretchered out of the arena after the match.[132] On November 29, WWE acknowledged the end of Morrison's contract,[133] and moved his profile to the alumni section of its website.[14] In a video published on December 9, 2011, via Hennigan's personal YouTube channel, Hennigan claimed that he was taking time off to heal and retrain for a possible return to wrestling in the future.[134] In 2015, Hennigan revealed onStone Cold Steve Austin's podcast that WWE wanted him to sign another multi-year contract, but due to a neck injury, residual pain, and creative frustrations, he decided to not renew his contract, wanting "more control over [his] time".[135]

Independent circuit (2012–2019)

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After leaving WWE, Hennigan began wrestling on theindependent circuit under his real name, as well as his previous ring name John Morrison.[136] On his first post-WWE wrestling appearance, Hennigan rekindled an old feud, facing off againstShelton Benjamin in the main event of the World Wrestling Fan Xperience (WWFX) Champions Showcase Tour inManila, Philippines on February 4, 2012. Hennigan won the match to become the inaugural WWFX Heavyweight Champion. On August 12, 2012, Hennigan appeared atJuggalo Championship Wrestling'sBloodymania 6 event, defeatingMatt Hardy and Breyer Wellington in a three-way match.[137] On January 25, 2013, Morrison appeared atDragon Gate USA's Open the Golden Gate, defeatingAkira Tozawa in the main event of the show.[138] Hennigan took part in the WrestleMania weekend, wrestling for the Pro Wrestling Syndicate. On April 4, Hennigan defeatedElijah Burke and on April 5, Morrison defeated Japanese legendJushin Thunder Liger in an "International Dream Match" at a Pro Wrestling Syndicate (PWS) event.[139]

Morrison competing in aladder match in April 2016

On June 21, 2013, Hennigan defeatedCarlito Caribbean Cool in FWE Welcome to the Rumble II, winning the FWE Heavyweight Championship.[140] The next day, Hennigan defended the title againstToo Cold Scorpio at House of Hardcore 2.[141] On October 12, 2013, at FWE Grand Prix, Hennigan defeatedMatt Morgan, retaining the FWE Heavyweight Championship.[142] On March 11, 2015, Hennigan lost theFWE Heavyweight Championship toA.J. Styles.[143]

On June 28, 2016, it was announced that Hennigan would make his debut forPro Wrestling Guerilla in the company's annualBattle of Los Angeles tournament.[144] He won his match againstMatt Sydal in the first round,[145] but was eliminated byRicochet in the quarter-finals.[146]

On January 28, 2017, Morrison won a tournament at a5 Star Wrestling event for the 5 Star Wrestling Championship, defeatingMoose,Drew Galloway, andRey Mysterio to win the title.[147] On February 8, 2018, he lost the title againstJake Hager after over a year as champion.

On September 22, Morrison reunited with formerMNM tag team partnerJoey Mercury after ten years, defeatingReno Scum.[148]

Lucha Underground (2014–2018)

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In September 2014, it was reported that Hennigan had signed with theEl Rey network's new television series,Lucha Underground,[149] where he wrestled under the ring name Johnny Mundo.[5] Mundo wrestled in the main event of the debut episode ofLucha Underground on October 29, 2014, defeatingPrince Puma and winning one hundred thousand dollars, which was then taken away from him by promoter Dario Cueto, setting up several feuds.[150] He then teamed with Prince Puma during the November 5, 2014 episode, defeatingCortez Castro and Mr. Cisco. On the November 19 episode, Mundo defeatedBig Ryck by disqualification after interference by Castro and Cisco.[151] Mundo then defeated Prince Puma and Big Ryck in the main event of the December 10, 2014 episode, which was a three-way ladder match, to finally win the hundred thousand dollars he was denied in theLucha Underground debut.[152]

On January 7, 2015, Mundo participated in a 20-man "Aztec Warfare" battle royal for theLucha Underground Championship. He was the secondluchador to enter the ring, but was the last man eliminated by Prince Puma who won the Championship.King Cuerno attacked Mundo on the February 4 episode, beginning a feud between them; the second installment took place on the episode which aired March 11, where Mundo and Cuerno wrestled in a Steel Cage match, which was won by Mundo. On May 13, Mundo turned into avillain when he attackedAlberto El Patrón in his match againstHernandez, throwing him through the window of Dario Cueto's office. Mundo subsequently tossed El Patrón back into the ring, giving Hernandez the win.[153] On the June 17, episode ofLucha Underground, Johnny Mundo unsuccessfully challengedPrince Puma for theLucha Underground Championship in an Iron Man match. On August 5, 2015, atUltima Lucha, Mundo defeated Alberto El Patrón after an interference by his girlfriendMelina Perez.[154]

On the February 3, 2016 episode ofLucha Underground, Mundo facedKillshot in a winning effort. After the match, Mundo taunted Lucha Underground ChampionMil Muertes, only to be confronted byCage.[155] Mundo defeated Cage on February 24, after interference from the debutingTaya, subsequently becoming Mundo's valet.[156] On the May 25 episode ofLucha Underground, Taya revealed toP. J. Black andJack Evans that their partnerFénix was injured by Mundo. As Mundo revealed himself as Fénix's replacement for their match, Black and Evans allied with the two. Later that night in the main event, Mundo, Black and Evans defeatedRey Mysterio Jr., Prince Puma andDragon Azteca Jr. to win theLucha Underground Trios Championship, the first championship for each inLucha Underground.[157] The week after, Mundo, Black and Evans, now collectively billed as Worldwide Underground, retained their championships in a rematch via disqualification.[158][159] Worldwide Underground lost their titles toAero Star,Drago andFénix at the third and final partUltima Lucha Dos, which aired on July 20.[160]

On the October 26 episode ofLucha Underground, Mundo defeatedSexy Star to win theLucha Underground Gift of the Gods Championship after he knocked out Sexy Star withbrass knuckles while the referee was unaware.[161][162] On the November 23 episode ofLucha Underground, he cashed in his Gift of the Gods Championship on Sexy Star before defeating her to win the Lucha Underground Championship, becoming the secondTriple Crown Champion in Lucha Underground history.[163] On the December 21 episode ofLucha Underground, Mundo successfully defended his championship in a rematch against Sexy Star inside a steel cage. He lost the title to Prince Puma atUltima Lucha Tres.[164]

Mundo made his return on the fourth season's premiere, competing in Aztec Warfare entering at number 11. Mundo eliminatedRicky Mundo andDaga before getting eliminated byMarty Martinez and being attacked by the Reptile Tribe. On November 17, 2018, Mundo wrestled on the final episode of Lucha Underground,Ultima Lucha Cuatro, defeatingMatanza Cueto in a Sacrifice to the Gods match.[citation needed]

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (2015–2018)

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On May 24, 2015, Mundo made his debut forLucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) at theLucha Libre World Cup event representing Lucha Underground as a member of "TeamTNA/Lucha Underground" alongside TNA wrestlersMatt Hardy andMr. Anderson. They finished in second place, losing in the finals to the "Dream Team" (El Patrón Alberto,Myzteziz andRey Mysterio Jr.).[165]

On June 4, 2015 in the main event ofVerano de Escándalo, Mundo established himself as arudo (or villain) and teamed withEl Mesias andPentagón Jr. losing to Myzteziz,La Parka and Rey Mysterio Jr.[166] On September 27,Konnan announced Mundo as an official member of therudostable,La Sociedad, while he subsequently stepped down as the leader of the group.[167] On October 4, atHéroes Inmortales IX, Mundo unsuccessfully challengedEl Patrón Alberto for theAAA Mega Championship, when he was defeated by disqualification.[168] After Alberto left AAA, Mundo was scheduled to face Rey Mysterio Jr. for the vacant AAA Mega Championship atGuerra de Titanes, but after the matches of the event were officially announced, neither Mundo nor Mysterio were featured for the event.[169] Mundo participated in the2016 Lucha Libre World Cup as a member of "Team Lucha Underground" alongsideChavo Guerrero Jr. andBrian Cage, defeating "Team Mexico Leyendas" (Blue Demon Jr.,Canek, and La Parka) in the quarter-finals,[170] and "Team Mexico International" (Rey Mysterio Jr.,Dr. Wagner Jr., andDragon Azteca Jr.) in the semi-finals. Mundo's team won the tournament defeating "Team AAA" (Pentagón Jr.,El Texano Jr. andPsycho Clown) in the finals.[171]

Mundo, wearingUSA-themed ring attire, in a match againstPentagon Jr. in June 2016

After adopting an "anti-Mexico" attitude and teaming withEl Mesías andHernandez to defeat El Texano Jr.,El Hijo del Fantasma andPentagón Jr., Mundo challenged the latter to a match atTriplemanía XXIV for theAAA Latin American Championship, to which Pentagón accepted.[172][173] At the event, on August 28, Mundo defeated Pentagón to win the Latin American Championship, marking his first championship in AAA and becoming the first non-Mexican to hold the title.[174] On October 2 in the main event ofHéroes Inmortales X, Mundo successfully defended his title againstGarza Jr.[175] On March 19, 2017, atRey de Reyes, Mundo defeated El Texano Jr. and El Hijo del Fantasma in a three-way match to not only retain the Latin American Championship, but to also win Texano'sAAA Mega Championship and Fantasma'sAAA World Cruiserweight Championship.[176] In his first AAA Mega Championship defense, on June 30, Mundo successfully retained his title against Texano.[citation needed]

In July 2017, Mundo and his fiancée Kira Forster, known asTaya, were involved in controversy with AAA and its Director of TalentVampiro, which led to Taya's departure from the company. According toWrestling Observer, AAA asked Mundo to turn in Taya'sReina de Reinas Championship for a photo shoot the day prior to an event on July 1. A few weeks later, Vampiro addressed to the live crowd that Forster was stripped of the title due to not appearing to defend her title, despite not being scheduled to appear.[177]

On August 26, atTriplemanía XXV, Mundo successfully defended his three championships against Fantasma and Texano in aTables, Ladders and Chairs match. On October 1 atHéroes Inmortales XI, Mundo wrestled in three matches, retaining the Mega Championship againstRey Wagner, but losing the Latin American Championship to Fantasma in the annualCopa Antonio Peñabattle royal, and the World Cruiserweight Championship to Lanzelot in a ten-way match, ending his triple championship reign at 196 days.[178]

On January 26, 2018 atGuerra de Titanes, Mundo lost the AAA Mega Championship toRey Wagner, ending his reign at 314 days.[citation needed]

Impact Wrestling (2017–2019)

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Championship pursuits (2017–2018)

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Johnny Impact wrestlingEli Drake atBound for Glory

In August 2017, despite not being signed to the promotion at the time,[179] Hennigan appeared forImpact Wrestling at some live events.[180] On August 17, a video package was shown atDestination X revealing his ring name as Johnny Impact.[4] His first feud in the promotion was withEli Drake, when Impact made his televised in-ring debut on the August 24 episode ofImpact!, participating in aGauntlet for the Gold match for the vacantGlobal Championship, but was eliminated by eventual winnerEli Drake. Impact would face Drake for the title atVictory Road on September 28[181] andBound for Glory on November 5, where he failed to win the title.[182] Since the Bound for Glory match ended after Alberto El Patrón made an interference, Impact, Alberto and Drake had a three-wayLast ChanceSix Sides of Steel match on the January 25, 2018 episode ofImpact!, where Drake retained the title.[183]

After Drake lost the renamed Impact World Championship toAustin Aries, Impact began pursuit of Aries's championship, facing him atCrossroads special on March 8, where he lost again. On the April 19 episode ofImpact!, Johnny Impact was attacked and injured byKongo Kong, which was performed to write him off television in order to film forreality television showSurvivor.[184] Impact returned atSlammiversary XVI on July 22, when he won a four-way match againstFenix,Taiji Ishimori, andPetey Williams.[185]

Impact World Champion (2018–2019)

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Impact began a feud with the Impact World Champion Austin Aries, which led to a match atBound for Glory.[186] As the PPV moved closer, the feud started to blur the lines between awork (something scripted) andshoot (something real), beginning with the two wrestlers trading insults onTwitter that they appeared to take personal, with Aries later deleting many of his tweets.[187] Specifically, Impact mocked Aries' short stature and the champion responded by making fun ofhis wife's weight. Aries and Impact both alleged in the media that they authentically took issue with comments.[188]TMZ Live alsopushed the angle "like [it] was a shoot".[189] The two wrestlers got in a brawl the night before Bound for Glory duringAbyss'sImpact Hall of Fame induction.[190] At the event on October 14, Impact defeated Aries to win the Impact World Championship. Throughout the following weeks, Impact successfully defended his title against Fénix, Killer Kross, andMatt Sydal. AtHomecoming on January 6, 2019, Impact defeatedBrian Cage to retain his championship.[191]

During the February tapings for Impact Wrestling, Impact defended his title in a four-way contest involving Killer Kross, Moose and Brian Cage. Impact hit his finisher on Moose, barely seconds prior to Cage hitting hisDrill Claw finisher on Killer Kross. As Impact was able to cover his opponent first the referee was able to provide the count and therefore Impact won the match as Brian Cage went to cover his opponent.[citation needed] On the March 15 episode ofImpact Wrestling, Impact's wife Taya Valkyrie would low blow Cage, which allowed Impact to attack Cage, turning into a villain.[192] AtUnited We Stand on April 4, Impact won a five-wayUltimate X match to become the number one contender for theImpact X Division Championship. Throughout April, Impact successfully defended his title from Cage, often with interferences from Valkyrie and former referee John E Bravo.[193] AtRebellion on April 28, Impact, accompanied by Valkyrie and Bravo, lost the title to Cage in a match whereLance Storm was special guest referee; this left Impact's reign to end at 196 days, leaving it the longest reign sinceBobby Roode's 2011–2012 reign, and therefore the longest reign in seven years, as well as the third-longest reign in history.[194][195]

On the May 31 episode ofImpact Wrestling, Impact challenged X Division ChampionRich Swann to a title match atSlammiversary XVII. Later that night, he teamed withMichael Elgin to face Swann andWillie Mack in a tag team match, in which Swann pinned Impact.[196] At Slammiversary XVII on July 7, Impact lost to Swann.[197] On July 8,Pro Wrestling Insider reported that Hennigan's contract with Impact Wrestling had expired several weeks prior to the event, and the two sides agreed to have Hennigan work until Slammiversary.[198]

Major League Wrestling (2017–2018)

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On December 7, 2017, Hennigan debuted forMajor League Wrestling (MLW) in the main event of the Never Say Never event, teaming withShane Strickland in a loss toDarby Allin andJimmy Havoc.[199] On July 19, 2018, atBattle Riot I, Hennigan participated in the 40-manBattle Riot match, which was won byTom Lawlor.[200] On September 6, in the main event ofWarGames, Hennigan participated in aWarGames match, teaming with Shane Strickland,Tommy Dreamer, Barrington Hughes and Kotto Brazil to defeatAbyss,Jimmy Havoc,Sami Callihan,Fulton and Leon Scott.[201]

Return to WWE (2019–2021)

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See also:John Morrison and the Miz

On September 26, 2019, it was reported by Mike Johnson ofPro Wrestling Insider that Hennigan had re-signed with WWE, which was officially confirmed by the company on December 3 duringWWE Backstage.[202][203][204] He made his return on January 3, 2020 episode ofSmackDown under his John Morrison ring name and resumed his partnership withThe Miz, thus re-establishing him as aheel for the first time in WWE since 2009.[205][206] They would feud with the SmackDown Tag Team Champions,The New Day, with Morrison winning singles matches againstBig E andKofi Kingston.[207][208] AtRoyal Rumble on January 26, 2020, Morrison participated in the Royal Rumble match as the fifth entrant, but he was eliminated byBrock Lesnar.[209] AtSuper ShowDown on February 27, The Miz and Morrison won theSmackDown Tag Team Championship from The New Day.[210][211][212][213]

On March 8, Morrison and The Miz had their first title defense in a tag team Elimination Chamber match atElimination Chamber, successfully defending their titles against The New Day,The Usos, Heavy Machinery (Otis andTucker), Lucha House Party (Gran Metalik andLince Dorado), andDolph Ziggler andRobert Roode.[214] On the first night ofWrestleMania 36 on April 4, after The Miz's absence due to illness,[215] Morrison defended the SmackDown Tag Team Championships by himself in a ladder match against Kofi Kingston and Jimmy Uso, in which he was successful.[216] On the April 17 episode ofSmackDown, the duo lost the titles back to The New Day after The Miz unsuccessfully defended the titles by himself in a triple threat match against Big E and Jey Uso ending their reign at 50 days.[217] AtMoney in the Bank on May 10, Morrison and The Miz unsuccessfully attempted to regain the championship in a fatal four-way tag team match also involving Lucha House Party (Gran Metalik andLince Dorado) and The Forgotten Sons (Steve Cutler andWesley Blake).[218] Morrison and The Miz then started a rivalry withUniversal ChampionBraun Strowman.[219][220] AtBacklash on June 14, the duo competed for Strowman's title in a two-on-onehandicap match, but lost.[221] As part of the2020 Draft in October, both Morrison and The Miz were drafted to theRawbrand.[222] Prior to the draft, Morrison and The Miz entered a feud withOtis for hisMoney in the Bank contract. AtHell in a Cell on October 25, Morrison accompanied The Miz in his match against Otis for the contract, which Miz won.[223][224]

"He's come back and he's kind of been, like, thehandyman. He ain't the handyman ... Put some respect on his name because John Morrison is a superstar when given the right opportunity."

Bobby Lashley on Morrison's role in WWE in March 2021.[225]

On the December 7 episode ofRaw, Morrison ended a nearly seven-month losing streak after defeatingDrew McIntyre andSheamus in a 3-on-2 handicap match alongside The Miz andAJ Styles.[226][227] Morrison entered the2021 Royal Rumble match on January 31, lasting over eight minutes before being eliminated byDamian Priest.[228] At theElimination Chamber event on February 21, Morrison defeatedRicochet,Elias, andMustafa Ali in a fatal four-way match for a spot in theUnited States Championship match later that night.[229][230] However, he failed to win the title in a triple threat match againstRiddle and reigning championBobby Lashley, which was won by Riddle.[231] After this, Morrison and Miz feuded with rapperBad Bunny and Damian Priest.[228][232][233] AtWrestleMania 37 on April 10, Morrison and The Miz lost to Bad Bunny and Priest.[234]

After The Miz suffered an injury atWrestleMania Backlash on May 16, Morrison would embark on a singles run, starting by defeatingJeff Hardy on the June 14 episode ofRaw. The following week, Morrison defeatedRandy Orton to qualify for theMoney in the Bank ladder match at thenamesake pay-per-view event on July 18,[235] which was won byBig E.[236] On the August 23 episode ofRaw, The Miz turned on Morrison by attacking him, thus turning Morrisonface and setting up a feud between the pair.[237] However, the feud abruptly ended after the Miz took a hiatus to compete onDancing with the Stars.[238] On November 18, as part of an eighth round of layoffs due to budget cuts stemming from theCOVID-19 pandemic, Morrison was released from his WWE contract.[239]

Return to AAA (2022–2023)

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On February 19, 2022, Hennigan returned to AAA as "Johnny Superstar" (his former ring name inOhio Valley Wrestling),[6] and unsuccessfully challengedEl Hijo del Vikingo atRey de Reyes for theAAA Mega Championship.[7][240] AtTriplemanía XXX: Monterrey, Hennigan, now under the name "Johnny Caballero", teamed withTaurus in athree-waytag team match to defeatDragon Lee andDralístico, andLaredo Kid andJack Cartwheel.[241] In the main event ofTriplemanía XXX: Tijuana, Caballero was revealed asMatt Hardy's mystery tag team partner (due to his original partnerJeff Hardy's arrest five days prior). Caballero, who went under the name "Johnny Hardy", and Matt Hardy lost their match against Dragon Lee and Dralístico.[3] AtTriplemanía XXX: Mexico City on October 15, Caballero teamed withBrian Cage andSam Adonis in athree-waytrios match for theAAA World Trios Championship againstPsycho Clown,Laredo Kid, andBandido and championsNueva Generación Dinamita (El Cuatrero,Sansón, andForastero).[242] Caballero pinned Laredo Kid to win the match for his team, but did not win the World Trios Championship due to the match stipulation in which the champions must be pinned to win the titles.[243]

At the 2023Lucha Libre World Cup, Caballero teamed withChristopher Daniels andSam Adonis as Team United States. In the tournament finals, they fought Team Mexico (Taurus,Pentagón Jr., andLaredo Kid) to a draw; Caballero subsequently lost a sudden death match against Team Mexico's Pentagon Jr.[244]

Return to the independent circuit (2022–present)

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On March 31, 2022, Hennigan debuted forGame Changer Wrestling (GCW) atJosh Barnett's Bloodsport 8, defeatingSimon Gotch.[245] The following day, Hennigan, as "Johnny Caballero", wrestled at GCW's Wrld on Lucha event, defeating Jack Cartwheel.[246] On May 28, Hennigan appeared at GCW's Downward Spiral event under the name "Johnny Game Changer", defeatingJoey Janela.[247][248] On June 3, Hennigan debuted forProgress Wrestling in theSuper Strong Style 16 tournament under the name "Johnny Progress".[11] He defeatedJack Evans in the first round andAramis in the quarterfinals,[249][250] before losing to Warren Banks in the semifinals.[251]

On March 23, 2025, Hennigan appeared at the Beynefit for Bey event hosted by Future Stars of Wrestling (FSW), a benefit show in support ofChris Bey. At the event, he wrestled under his John Morrison name in a three-way match againstAce Austin andLio Rush, which was won by Austin.[252]

All Elite Wrestling / Ring of Honor (2022–present)

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See also:MxM TV

On the May 18, 2022 episode ofDynamite, under the ring name "Johnny Elite", Hennigan debuted forAll Elite Wrestling (AEW) as the surprise "Joker" entrant in theOwen Hart Cup Memorial Tournament's quarterfinals, being defeated bySamoa Joe.[253] After the match, it was reported that Hennigan had not signed a contract with AEW, but that "the door is open" for him to return.[254] On the May 27 episode ofAEW Dark, Elite scored his first victory by defeatingMarq Quen.[255] On the June 1 episode ofDynamite, he issued an "open contract" challenge which was answered by a returningMiro, who defeated Elite.[256]

On the June 23, 2023 episode ofRampage, under the new ring name "Johnny TV", Hennigan returned to AEW as the newest member ofQ. T. Marshall's stable QTV after attackingBilly Gunn.[257][258] The following week onRampage, TV and Marshall defeatedMatt Hardy andIsiah Kassidy in their debut match as a team.[259] On the August 11 episode ofRampage, TV unsuccessfully challengedOrange Cassidy for theAEW International Championship.[260] After Marshall announced his departure from AEW in November,[261] Johnny TV began appearing for the company's sister promotionRing of Honor (ROH). AtFinal Battle on December 15, TV interfered in theSurvival of the Fittest match for the vacantROH World Television Championship by attackingDalton Castle. In the following weeks, TV and Castle appeared in various segments in which the latter attempted to have a match with TV, but would be rebuffed until February 2024, when TV agreed to a match for the custody of Castle's teammatesThe Boys (Brandon and Brent Tate). On the February 29 episode ofRing of Honor Wrestling, Johnny TV defeated Castle and gained custody of The Boys.[262] AtSupercard of Honor, Castle defeated Johnny TV in aFight Without Honor with assistance from several people disguised as The Boys, includingJack Cartwheel andPaul Walter Hauser.[263] AtDeath Before Dishonor on July 26, Johnny TV participated in a Survival of the Fittest match for the ROH World Television Championship againstBrian Cage,Lee Johnson,Lio Rush,Shane Taylor, and reigning championAtlantis Jr., making it to the final three before being eliminated by Cage.[264]

On the November 2, 2024 episode ofCollision, TV formed an alliance withMxM Collection.[265] At theRevolution pre-show on March 9, 2025, TV and MxM Collection lost to"Big Boom!" A.J.,Orange Cassidy andMark Briscoe in a trios match.[266] TV and MxM Collection were later joined by TV's real-life wifeTaya Valkyrie, renaming MxM Collection to MxM TV.[267][268]

Return to MLW (2023)

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On January 7, 2023, Hennigan returned to Major League Wrestling at theirBlood and Thunder pay-per-view under the ring name Johnny Fusion and defeatedDavey Richards to win theirNational Openweight Championship. On April 6, atWar Chamber, Hennigan lost the title toJacob Fatu, ending his reign at 89 days.[269]

Professional wrestling style and persona

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Morrison performingStarship Pain, asplit-legged corkscrew moonsault

Hennigan was described by WWE as having "lightning-fast offense", "high-risk aerial expertise", and "incredible agility".[270] He is known to utilize asplit-legged corkscrew moonsault, dubbedStarship Pain, as afinishing maneuver. During his singles run as Johnny Nitro, he used astandingshooting star press as his finisher.[271] After transitioning to his John Morrison character, Hennigan began using acorkscrew neckbreaker dubbedMoonlight Drive, in reference to thesong of the same name written byJim Morrison.[272][273] He also prominently used asuperkick as a finisher in 2008 during a feud withD-Generation X, as a way to mockShawn Michaels'sSweet Chin Music maneuver.[274][275] During his time in Impact Wrestling, he used adiving 450 elbow drop as a finisher called theImpact Elbow.[citation needed] Hennigan is a practitioner ofparkour and often incorporates it into his wrestling style, giving him the nickname "The Prince of Parkour".[14][276] He also has a background inamateur wrestling,breakdancing,gymnastics, andmartial arts.[277] Regarding his unique wrestling style, Hennigan stated in a 2021 interview withSports Illustrated:

My movement background is different from everyone on the roster. I was an amateurcollegiate wrestler atUC Davis. I also did gymnastics at UC Davis. I've studiedkung fu,boxing,capoeira,stunt fighting, parkour—I am a master at all those disciplines. Applying those movement patterns is what I do in the ring.[278]

Alongside his team MNM, Hennigan debuted on WWE television as Johnny Nitro, presenting himself as an arrogant wrestler with "elite Hollywood status".[279] After winning theECW World Championship in 2007, he changed his ring name to John Morrison and hisgimmick was tweaked to be even more conceited and self-aggrandizing[280] — in addition to being modeled after Jim Morrison, the legendary frontman of the 1960s rock bandThe Doors, to whom he bears a strong resemblance.[65] Following his return to WWE and reunion with his tag team partnerthe Miz in 2020, Hennigan added a comedic aspect to his villainous character, with WWE describing him as using "quirkiness and quick wit to shine every time he is on screen".[14] He also began to refer to himself as "Johnny Drip Drip", a reference to the song "Drip" by rapperCardi B.[235]

Outside of WWE, Hennigan began referring to himself as the "Mayor of Slamtown", a fictional town he first coined inLucha Underground in 2015. Hennigan filed to trademark the term "Slamtown" in November 2020.[281]

Boxing record

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1 fight1 win0 losses
By knockout10
No.ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes
1Win1–0Harley MorensteinTKO3 (5)April 15, 2023Amalie Arena, Tampa, Florida, U.S.Exhibition bout

Other media

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In 2009, Hennigan andMaryse Ouellet were interviewed onEurosport.[282] In 2009, Hennigan appeared on two episodes ofAre You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, which were both aired on September 29.[283][284] Hennigan is the subject of a WWEDVD, calledJohn Morrison – Rock Star, which was released on February 16, 2010.[17][285] The DVD covers his career from his name change to John Morrison up until his Intercontinental Championship win in September 2009.[17][285] He appeared on an episode ofDestroy Build Destroy on March 3, 2010.[286] Hennigan was on the cover ofMuscle & Fitness in June 2010, with the issue also featuring an interview and photo shoot.[287] In 2016, Hennigan,Rey Mysterio, andKing Cuerno appeared onESPN to promote the second season ofLucha Underground.[288]

Hennigan is also a frequent collaborator withcomic book-based film producers Bat in the Sun Productions, appearing in two episodes of their well-knownSuper Power Beat Down series; playing asCasey Jones againstKick-Ass in episode 13,[289] and asWinter Soldier againstNightwing in episode 19.[290] Hennigan portrayedEternal Warrior in the web seriesNinjak vs. the Valiant Universe, produced byValiant Entertainment and directed by Bat in the Sun.[291][292]

Hennigan is a playable character inWWE SmackDown vs Raw 2007 andWWE SmackDown vs Raw 2008 as "Johnny Nitro",WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2009,WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2010,WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2011,WWE '12 andWWE 2K22 as "John Morrison", andRetroMania Wrestling under the name "Johnny Retro".[citation needed]

Filmmaking

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After leaving WWE in 2011, Hennigan pursued a career in the film industry as an actor and filmmaker. In 2013, he appeared in20 Feet Below: The Darkness Descending withDanny Trejo, as well as served as co-producer of the film.[293] In 2017, Hennigan released his first feature film titledBoone: The Bounty Hunter, which he starred in, co-wrote, and served as executive producer of. Hennigan sold his house in order to finance the film.[294]

On October 31, 2022, Hennigan announced the release of his directorial debut, acomedy horror short film titledThe Iron Sheik Massacre which he also produced and co-wrote with his wife Kira Forster.[295] The film stars Hennigan and Forster alongside fellow wrestlersKarrion Kross,PJ Black,Holly Meowy, Super Panda, and the voice ofThe Iron Sheik,[296][297] and had its first screening on November 5, 2022 at the Los Angeles International Film Festival.[298]

Survivor: David vs. Goliath

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Hennigan was a contestant on the 37th season ofSurvivor,Survivor: David vs. Goliath where he was originally part of the Goliath tribe and later the Tiva tribe before making it to the merged tribe Kalokalo. He finished 12th out of 20 contestants and became the second member of the jury after the former members of the Goliath tribe were blindsided at tribal council; two contestants used hidden immunity idols, causing Hennigan to be eliminated despite only having three elimination votes, as Christian Hubicki, who received seven, was immune.[299]

Hennigan's performance as a contestant and the episode of his elimination received critical acclaim. Chris Chase ofUSA Today praised Hennigan for being "true to everything we've seen from him this season, [and] a class act after his shock defeat".[300] Writing forPeople, formerSurvivor contestant Stephen Fishbach highlighted that "in a tribal council that was meant to take out the Davidest David [Christian Hubicki], it was really the Goliath of the Goliaths [Hennigan] who fell. How perfectly Biblical."[301] The show's executive producer and hostJeff Probst was "so impressed" with Hennigan, describing him as "the guy who catches the winning touchdown pass in the final moments of theSuper Bowl, and then, instead of some crazy celebration, he casually tosses the ball to the ref, kisses his wife and hugs his kids", alongside stating that he would "absolutely" have Hennigan back on the show.[302]

Boxing

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On May 14, 2022, Hennigan appeared at theCreator Clash event, accompanyingNathan Barnatt (known as "Dad") for his match againstMatt Watson, which Barnatt won. In January 2023, it was announced that Hennigan would fightHarley Morenstein atCreator Clash 2 in his boxing debut.[303] On the night of the event, Hennigan defeated Morenstein via TKO in the third round.[304] He was accompanied to the ring by fellow WWE wrestlers includingLA Knight,Karrion Kross,Scarlett,Mojo Rawley and"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan.[305]

Filmography

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Film
YearTitleRoleNotes
2010John Morrison – Rock StarHimselfCredited as John Morrison
2012Legion of the BlackLead Shadow Creature
201320 Feet Below: The Darkness DescendingRazorCo-producer
2014Ascent to HellRoman
Hercules RebornHerculesStunts performer
2015Wrestling Isn't Wrestling80s Russian Wrestler
American JusticeOfficer Reid
Russell MadnessThe Hammer
StormageddonAdam
2016Sinbad and The War of the FuriesSinbad
2017Boone: The Bounty HunterBooneCo-writer
Executive producer
Dave Made a MazeThe Minotaur
Never Leave AliveRick Rainsford
2018Strange NatureSamCo-producer
2020Birds of PreyLords Gang MemberStunts performer
The Speed of TimeJohnny KillfireProducer
Fight coordinator
2022The Iron Sheik MassacreJohnShort film
Director, writer, and producer
Also released asThe Sheik Massacre
Television
YearTitleRoleNotes
2002–2003Tough Enough IIIHimself14 episodes; Co-winner
2009Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?Himself2 episodes
2010Destroy Build DestroyHimself1 episode
2013NTSF:SD:SUV::SammyEpisode: "A Hard Drive to Swallow"
2014–2018Lucha UndergroundJohnny Mundo
2016ShamelessCodyEpisode: "Hiraeth"
Bajillion Dollar Propertie$Brash RoderickEpisode: "Predator Party"
2017Days of Our LivesGoon #21 episode
Baby DaddyRyan DavidsonEpisode: "Ben Rides a Unicorn"
GLOWSalty JohnsonEpisode: "Pilot"
The Last ShipAres3 episodes
The Guest BookSteveEpisode: "Story Four"
Sharknado 5: Global SwarmingRodolfoTelevision film
2018Survivor: David vs. GoliathHimself14 episodes; 12th place and 2nd jury member
2018–2020Miz & Mrs.Himself5 episodes
2022The Guardians of JusticeRed TalonEpisode: "It Was Murder, She Said!"
Web
YearTitleRoleNotes
2014Video Game High SchoolCrazy Napalm Suit1 episode; cameo
2014–2016Super Power Beat DownCasey Jones /Winter Soldier2 episodes
2016Free PlayHimselfEpisode: "Lucha Libre with Johnny Mundo"[306]
2017Haus of PainHimselfDocumentary[307]
2018Ninjak vs. the Valiant UniverseEternal Warrior6 episodes
2019Being The EliteHimselfEpisode: "What Time Is It In London?"
2020Dad: Andan's RunAelphaYouTube movie based onDad Feels series[308]
Video games
YearTitle
2006WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007
2007WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008
2008WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009
2009WWE Legends of WrestleMania
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010
2010WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011
2011WWE All Stars
WWE '12
2021RetroMania Wrestling
2022WWE 2K22

Personal life

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Hennigan is good friends with fellow professional wrestlersThe Miz,[309]Nic Nemeth,[309]Matt Cardona,[309]Jeff Hardy,[17][310] andRandy Orton.[235][311] He was also good friends withShad Gaspard andJTG ofCryme Tyme, and still remains friends with the latter; they were a part of the search team after Gaspard'sdisappearance and death.[312]

Hennigan was involved in anon-off relationship with former WWE Diva and on-screen managerMelina Perez from 2003 to 2015. The pair met during the auditions forTough Enough III, in which Perez was cut and Hennigan eventually won.[313] Since 2016, Hennigan has been in a relationship with Kira Forster, better known asTaya Valkyrie.[314] The pair met through the affiliation between AAA and Lucha Underground, with Forster becoming Hennigan's on-screen partner in the latter promotion prior to their real-life relationship.[315] They became engaged on June 14, 2017,[316] and were married on June 1, 2018.[317]

Championships and accomplishments

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Morrison (as Johnny Impact) is a formerImpact World Champion inImpact Wrestling...
...a three-timeWWE Intercontinental Champion...
...and an overall six-time tag team champion in WWE (shown here with theWWE Tag Team Championship, which he held four times)

Notes

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  1. ^On theindependent circuit, Hennigan has used several names depending on the associated wrestling promotion, including Johnny Blackcraft,[8] Johnny Downunder,[9] Johnny Foxwoods,[10] Johnny Progress,[11] and Johnny Ultra.[12] As a rookie in Supreme Pro Wrestling, he wrestled under the name Johnny Onyx.[13]

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  4. ^ab"McMahon's GFW Impact Report 8/17: Destination X, Lashley vs. Sydal, Lee vs. Sonjay in a ladder match, Ishimori vs. Xavier, Sienna vs. Kim, GFW Title fallout".Pro Wrestling Torch. August 18, 2017. RetrievedAugust 18, 2017.
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  23. ^Mihaly, John (August 2007). "Called On The Carpet!". WWE Magazine. p. 29.
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NXT
NXT UK
1990s
2000s
2010s
  • Benjamin Bray
  • Benjamin Bray and Andrew LaCroix
  • The Elite (Adam Revolver and Ted McNaler)
  • The Invincibles/The Fighting Spirit (Fang/Christopher Silvio and Sucio/Raphael Constantine)
  • Christopher Silvio andRyan Nemeth
  • Paredyse andRyan Nemeth
  • The Fat and The Furious (Mr. Black and Trailer Park Trash)
  • Bolin Services 2.0 (James "Moose" Thomas and Rocco Bellagio)
  • OMG (Johnny Spade and Shiloh Jonze)
  • The Mascagni Family (Jessie Godderz and Marcus Anthony)
  • The Family (Jessie Godderz,Rob Terry and Rudy Switchblade)
  • The Best Team Ever (Jessie Godderz and Rudy Switchblade)
  • Loco-MG (Raul LaMotta and Shiloh Jonze)
  • The Gutcheckers (Alex Silva andSam Shaw)
  • The Coalition (Crimson and Jason Wayne)
  • Michael Hayes and Mohammed Ali Vaez
  • Dylan Bostic and The Mexicutioner
  • The Skywalkers (Aaron Sky and Robbie Walker)
  • The Fabulous Free Bodies (The Bodyguy and Big Jon)
  • Silvi-O-livencia (Chris Silvio andJamin Olivencia)
  • War Machine (Eric Locker and Shiloh Jonze)
  • TerreMex (The Mexicutioner and Randy Terrez)
  • Walk on the Wylde side (Adam Wylde and Robbie Walker)
  • War Machine (Eric Locker and Big Jon)
  • The Van Zandt Family Circus (Dapper Dan Van Zandt and The Ringmaster)
  • Band of Brothaz (General Pope and Private Anthony)
  • The Tag Buddies (Adam Revolver and Reverend Stuart Miles)
  • The Bad Boys Club (Randy Royal and Shane Andrews)
  • The Van Zandt Family Circus (Dapper Dan Van Zandt andMad Man Pondo)
  • Adam Revolver and The Mexicutioner
  • The Legacy of Brutality (Big Zo and Hy-Zaya)
  • Big Jon andElijah Burke
  • Big Smooth (Big Jon and Justin Smooth)
  • Team Next Level (Devin Driscoll and Tony Gunn)
  • Billy O and Kevin Giza
  • Legacy of Brutality (Ca$h Flo and Dapper Dan)
  • The Top Guyz (Adam Slade and Kevin Giza)
  • The Bro Godz (Colton Cage and Dustin Jackson)
  • David Lee Lorenze III and Scott Cardinal
  • David Lee Lorenze III and Shiloh Jonze
  • War Kings (Crimson andJax Dane)
  • Kings Ransom (Leonis Khan and Maximus Khan)
  • The Legacy of Brutality (Big Zo, Ca$h Flo, Hy-Zaya andJay Bradley)
  • Corey Storm and Dimes
2020s
  • The Tate Twins (Brandon Tate and Brent Tate)
  • The Pec-TacularGunns (Jessie Godderz and Tony Gunn)
  • Darkkloudz (Deget Bundlez and Eric Darkstorm)
  • The Fanny Pack Party (Dustin Jackson and Kal Herro)
  • Bankroll (Ca$h Flo and Dimes)
  • The Outrunners (Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd)
  • The Fallen (D'Mone Solavino and Ronnie Roberts)
  • Beaches and Cream (Luscious Lawrence and Omar Amir)
  • Derby City Destroyers (Big Zo and Gnarls Garvin)
  • The Overmen (Joe Mack and Luke Kurtis)
  • Golden Lions (Ca$h Flo andMahabali Shera)
  • The Overmen (Adam Revolver and Joe Mack)
  • The Overmen (Adam Revolver and Beau Amir)
  • Tusk and Chains (Donovan Cecil and TW3)
  • The Revolution (Dalton McKenzie and AJZ)
  • Kal Herro and Omar Amir
  • The Blockbusters (Jordan Sparkes and Toby St. John)
  • Loud and Lawless (Jake Lawless and Von Rockit)
  • The Trifecta (Ashton Adonis and Brandon Baretta)
  • Donovan Cecil and Jack Vaughn
  • Anthony Toatele and Dustin Jackson(current)
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