He was part of the Chicago Comiskey Park shows in 1961, teaming with Antonino Rocca, and a popular star on Studio Wrestling during the 1960s.

He made his debut against Jack Vancy on a house show in New York City under Capital Wrestling corporation.

But due to the confines of the time limit curfew, the title did not change hands.

He was best known for his gymnastics in the ring, performing such feats as climbing onto the ropes, performing a back aerial somersault into a roll, then using a handspring to return to his feet and to throw a savate kick to his opponent's midsection.

He eventually had to retire due to injuries from his explosive wrestling style.