[8] He later scored victories over Doug Furnas, Miguel Perez, Jr. and a young Edge before the end of the year [9] and was also scheduled to make a one night appearance with Team Canada at the 1997 Survivor Series with "British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith, Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart and Tiger Ali Singh against Team USA which included The Patriot, Vader, Dude Love and Goldust on November 9, 1997 [10] although Kulka and Singh were replaced with Doug Furnas & Phil LaFon while the Patriot and Dude Love were replaced by Marc Mero and Steve Blackman.
After suffering a broken leg during a match against The Jackyl in Regina during early 1998,[11] Kulka was forced to undergo corrective surgery remaining inactive for six months while in rehab.
Sent to the Memphis-based Power Pro Wrestling, a WWF developmental territory, he made his first appearance coming to Michael Hayes' defense after being disqualified in a televised match against Baldo due to interference from Downtown Bruno on March 20, 1999.
Aligning himself with Hales' group, he faced several veterans including Doug Furnas, "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony and Kurt Angle as well as teaming with JR Smooth and Mick Tierney during his feud with Allan Steele in early 1999.
While there, he participated in two "Weapon Battle Royals" as well as an 8-man match for the Young Guns title against Kurt Angle, Allan Steele, Mick Tierney, Sebastian Bach, Derrick King, Bulldog Raines and Vic Grimes on May 8, 1999.
Remaining with Power Pro Wrestling for the next several months, he and Mick Tierney were awarded the PPW Tag Team titles on October 2 after Bill Dundee left the promotion.
[citation needed] He made his MMA debut against Wayne Xilon on the Freedom Fight Card held on July 26, 2008, at The Robert Guertin Arena in Gatineau, Quebec.
[citation needed] Kulka made another debut, acting as Charles the Wrestler in the Third Wall Theatre Company's production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" held February 4 to the 14th, 2010.