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Orange Cassidy

James Cipperly(born May 4, 1984),[1]better known by hisring nameOrange Cassidy,is an Americanprofessional wrestlerandwrestling trainer.He is signed toAll Elite Wrestling(AEW), where he is a member ofThe Conglomerationand is a former two-timeAEW International Champion,with his first reign being the longest in the title's history.[a]Cassidy also works in AEW as aproducer.[8]He was also treated as a member of theNJPWgroupChaos,after the group was brought to the company byRocky Romero.

Orange Cassidy
Cassidy as theAEW International Championin 2023
Birth nameJames Cipperly
Born(1984-05-04)May 4, 1984(age 40)[1]
Stewartsville, New Jersey
Alma materNew Jersey Institute of Technology(BS)
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Fire Ant
JC Ryder
Orange Cassidy
Tiff Sanfers[2]
Billed height5 ft 10 in (178 cm)[3]
Billed weight161 lb (73 kg)[3]
"Whatever"
Billed fromThe Ant Hill(as Fire Ant)[4]
"Wherever"[5]
Trained byChris Hero[3]
Mike Quackenbush[3]
Mr. Strongko[3]
Skayde[6]
DebutMarch 13, 2004[7]

Prior to signing with AEW, he had previously performed for theChikarapromotionas theluchadorenmascarado(masked professional wrestler),Fire Ant.[9]Fire Ant was part ofthe Colonystable, which won theCampeonatos de Parejasonce[10][11]and Chikara's premierKing of Triostournament twice.[12][13]During his time in Chikara, he also appeared unmasked as a member of The Gentleman's Club faction, alongsideChuck TaylorandDrew Gulak,[14]and was a trainer at the promotion'sWrestle Factoryschool.[15]He also wrestled prominently on theindependent circuitfrom 2004 to 2019.

Early life and education

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James Cipperly was born on May 4, 1984, in theStewartsvillesection ofGreenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey.[1]He graduated in 2002 fromPhillipsburg High School.[16]Five years later, he graduated from theNew Jersey Institute of Technologywith a Bachelor of Science in Architecture.

Professional wrestling career

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Early career (2004–2006)

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Cipperly debuted on March 13, 2004, for theHanover, Pennsylvania-based Ground Breaking Wrestling (GBW) promotion. Wrestling as "JC Ryder", heteamedwith Danny Rage as the New Jersey Independent All-Stars. Throughout 2004, Ryder wrestled primarily for GBW; he also made appearances with the Eastern Wrestling Alliance inBaltimore,Marylandand with the Valley Wrestling Alliance inWilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.[17]In January 2005, Ryder and Rage defeated Xtreme Pandemonium to win the GBW Tag Team Championship. They held the titles until May 2005, when they lost to CORE and Ian Cross.[18]They won the titles a second time in April 2006 by defeating the Untouchables, dropping them back to the Untouchables that December.[19]

Chikara (2005, 2012–2016)

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For broader coverage of Cipperly's work as the luchador enmascarado Fire Ant, seeThe Colony (professional wrestling).
Fire Ant in June 2008

Cipperly (as JC Ryder) debuted in thePennsylvania-basedChikarapromotion in February 2005 at theTag World Grand Prix.In March and April 2005, he and Danny Rage (as the New Jersey Independent All-Stars) competed in a series of tag team matches. In June 2005, he competed in a qualifying match for theChikara Young Lions Cup,losing to Rorschach.[18]The following year, he began wrestling under a mask as Fire Ant, the leader ofthe Colony,a role he continued to portray for the next thirteen years.[20]

In 2012, Cipperly began working unmasked by using the Orange Cassidy ring name. Despite having wrestled under the ring name since 2007,[21]this version of the character was a precursor to his current look inAll Elite Wrestling(AEW). The same year,Chuck Taylorformed The Gentlemen's Club, which consisted of Taylor, Cassidy,Drew Gulakand the Swamp Monster.[22]Cassidy made his debut at Live At Road To Ruin Fest, where he was swiftly defeated by Grizzly Redwood.[23]He returned two years later atKing of Trios,where the Gentleman's Club were defeated by the Submission Squad.[24]During 2015, the Gentlemen's Club were announced as being part of the Challenge of the Immortals tournament. Cassidy was used in tag team and six-man matches,[25][26]as the stable won six points, failing to advance to the finals.[27]In 2016, Taylor was involved in a storyline where he kept changing his ring name after matches, in what was part of a larger legal battle with the new owner of the "Chuck Taylor" name,Chuck Taylor™.This culminated at Aniversario: The Lost World inGlasgow,where Taylor (as "Howie Dewitt" ) defeated Cassidy, who was seconded by Taylor™.[28]AtKing of Trios,Cassidy and Gulak participated in a tag team gauntlet match, eliminating The Closers andTeam Sea Stars,before being eliminated by Cornelius Crummels and Sonny Defarge.[29]At Judgment Day, Team Sea Stars defeated Cassidy and the Swamp Monster, marking the final time that Cipperly would appear in the promotion as Orange Cassidy.[30]

All Elite Wrestling (2019–present)

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Rise to prominence (2019–2022)

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See also:Best Friends
Cassidy making his entrance in December 2021

On May 25, 2019, Cassidy made his debut forAll Elite Wrestling(AEW), during their inaugural eventDouble or Nothing,where he entered theCasino Battle Royalelate and confrontedTommy Dreamer,before Dreamer threw him out.[31]On August 12, it was announced that Cassidy had signed a contract with AEW.[32][33]On August 31, atAll Out,Cassidy returned and aligned himself withBest Friends(Chuck TaylorandTrent), after saving them from an attack byThe Dark Order(Stu GraysonandEvil Uno).[34]Cassidy wrestled his debut match for AEW on the October 30 episode ofDynamite,teaming with Best Friends for a victory overQ. T. Marshall,Alex Reynolds and John Silverin asix-man tag team match.[35]

Cassidy started his first rivalry in AEW withPacin February 2020, after Cassidy interrupted Pac while he was being interviewed.[36]On February 29, atRevolution,Cassidy was defeated by Pac.[37]Cassidy's performance in the match was praised by critics.[38][39]On May 23, atDouble or Nothing,Cassidy participated in theCasino Ladder Match,but the match was won byBrian Cage.[40]Cassidy next began a feud withChris Jericho,[41]and was defeated by Jericho during the second night ofFyter Feston July 8.[42]Cassidy won a rematch on the August 12 episode ofDynamite,[43]and was challenged by Jericho to aMimosa Mayhem matchforAll Out,which Cassidy also won.[44]Across September and October, Cassidy challenged for theAEW TNT Championship,but was unsuccessful on each occasion.[45][46][47]On November 7, atFull Gear,Cassidy defeatedJohn Silver.[48]

Going into 2021, Cassidy and Best Friends started a feud withKip SabianandMiro.[49]On March 7, atRevolution,Cassidy and Chuck Taylor were defeated by Sabian and Miro,[50]but Cassidy and Taylor defeated the team in anArcade Anarchy matchon the March 31 episode ofDynamite.[51]In May, Cassidy received an opportunity for theAEW World Championship.[52]He competed for the championship atDouble or Nothingin athree-way matchagainst championKenny Omegaand Pac, but Omega ended up winning.[53]On September 5, atAll Out,Cassidy was on the winning side as Best Friends and Jurassic Express defeated the Hardy Family Office. Afterwards, he was attacked by the returningButcher,and almost had his head shaved, before the other babyfaces came out to make the save.[54]Later in the night, he accompaniedKris Statlanderin her match againstBritt Baker.This was notable for a spot where Cassidy broke character, to urge Statlander to beat the count and get back in the ring.[55]On the October 6 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy participated in the seven-man Casino Ladder match for a future shot at the AEW World Championship. The match ended up being won by Adam Page.[56]Cassidy was then put into the AEW World Championship Eliminator Tournament and defeatedPowerhouse Hobbsin the first round.[57]He was scheduled to faceJon Moxleyin the semi-finals, but Moxley was removed from the tournament due to going into rehabilitation for alcoholism. Moxley was replaced by Miro, who defeated Cassidy.[58]

In November, Cassidy and the rest of the Best Friends stable, began a feud withThe Elite,specifically Cassidy withAdam Cole.[59]On theDecember 22 episode ofDynamite,Cole defeated Cassidy after an interference from the debutingKyle O'Reilly.[60]On theDecember 29 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy and Best Friends were defeated by Cole andReDRagon.[61]On the January 19 episode ofDynamite,Cole and Baker defeated Cassidy and Statlander in a mixed tag team match, with Cole scoring another victory on Cassidy.[62]On theJanuary 26 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy defeated Cole in anUnsanctionedLights Outmatch that involved appearances from Best Friends, The Young Bucks, Bobby Fish and the debutingDanhausen.[63]Cassidy would qualify for the "Face of the Revolution"ladder matchby defeatingAnthony Bowens,[64]but would fail to win the match atRevolution.[65]Days later, it was reported that Cassidy had suffered a shoulder injury during the match, leaving him out of action for months.[66]

Cassidy returned from injury on theJune 15 episode ofDynamite,where he interruptedUnited Empire's assault onFTRandRoppongi Vice,confronting leaderWill Ospreay.[67]Soon after, a match was set between the two for Ospreay'sIWGP United States Heavyweight ChampionshipatAEW x NJPW: Forbidden Door,[68]which Cassidy lost. Ospreay andAussie Opencontinued to beat down Cassidy and Roppongi Vice after the match, only to be stopped and attacked byKatsuyori Shibata.[69]Cassidy continued his title pursuit by challengingWardlowfor the TNT Championship atFyter Fest.

International Champion (2022–2024)

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Orange Cassidy after regaining the International Championship in October 2023

Cassidy would then team with Best Friends to participate in a tournament for the newAEW World Trios Championship,defeating The Trustbusters (Ari Daivari,Parker Boudreauxand Slim J) in the first round, but lost to Adam Page andThe Dark Order(Alex ReynoldsandJohn Silver) in the semifinal. On the September 7 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy and Best Friends facedDeath Triangle(Pac,Rey FenixandPenta El Zero Miedo) for the vacant World Trios Championship in a losing effort. The following week, onDynamite,Cassidy attacked longtime rival Pac, setting up a title match between the two for Pac'sAll-Atlantic ChampionshipatGrand Slam,which Cassidy lost after Pac hit him with a hammer. Cassidy finally defeated Pac in a rematch to win the All-Atlantic Championship on the October 12 episode ofDynamite.[70]This marked his first championship in All Elite Wrestling. On October 21 episode ofRampage,Cassidy successfully defended his title in his first title defense againstRushandTenin atriple threat match.

In March 2023, the title would be renamed the AEW International Championship. During his reign, Cassidy successfully defended the championship against various contenders, such asLuchasaurus,Rey Fenix,Katsuyori Shibata,Lee Johnson,Jake Hager,Q. T. Marshall,Trent Seven,Trent Beretta,Kip Sabian,Jay Lethal,Lee Moriarty,Wheeler Yuta,Big Bill,Jeff Jarrett,The Butcher,Dralístico,Buddy Matthews,Bandido,Daniel Garcia,Kyle Fletcher,Swerve Strickland,andAR Fox.On June 25 atForbidden Door,Cassidy successfully defended the AEW International Championship againstZack Sabre Jr.,Katsuyori Shibata and Daniel Garcia, who Cassidy pinned, in afour-way match.[71]In July 2023, it was reported that Cassidy had begun working as aproducer.[8]AtAll Out,Cassidy lost the title to Jon Moxley in the main event, ending his reign at a record 326 days.

AtWrestleDream,Cassidy teamed withHookin a four way tag team match againstThe Young Bucks,Lucha Brothers,andthe Gunnsfor a future AEW World Tag Team Championship match in which they were unsuccessful. AtTitle Tuesday,Cassidy regained the International Championship by defeatingRey Fenix,becoming the title's first two-time holder.[72]On March 3, 2024 atRevolution,Cassidy lost the International Championship toRoderick Strong,ending this reign at 145 days.[73]

The Conglomeration (2024–present)

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On the April 3 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy was hit with a knee strike by Beretta after the duo lost a match to the Young Bucks in theAEW World Tag Team ChampionshipTournament.[74]On the May 8 episode ofDynamite,Cassidy defeated Berretta.[75]A rematch was scheduled forDouble or Nothing,where Cassidy was once again victorious.[76]During this time Cassidy was being scouted byDon Callisto join his factionThe Don Callis Family.On the May 29 episode of Dynamite Cassidy would reject the offer only to find that Beretta was actually the one being scouted.[77]On the June 6 episode ofDynamiteStatlander would attack Cassidy during an exchange between him and Beretta.[78]

On the June 8 episode ofAEW Collision,Zack Sabre Jr. would release a video challenging Cassidy to a match atForbidden Doorciting their unfinished business from the prior year's event.[79]During this time, Cassidy would find himself teaming with new alliesMark BriscoeandKyle O'Reillyas "The Conglomeration".They would compete in multi-man matches against Sabre Jr. as well as members of the Don Callis Family and Strong'sUndisputed Kingdom.Cassidy would go on to lose the match against Sabre Jr. at Forbidden Door. On September 7 atAll Out,Cassidy failed to capture theAEW Continental Championshipin afour-way match,whichKazuchika Okadawon and retained the title.[80]On October 30 atFright Night Dynamite,after failing to save Chuck Taylor from attack by theDeath Riders,Cassidy challenged Jon Moxley to a match for the AEW World Championship atFull Gearon November 23.[81]At Full Gear, Cassidy failed to capture the AEW World Championship from Moxley.[82]

Professional wrestling style and persona

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Orange Cassidy hitting one of his signature "Kicks of Doom" on Dan the Dad

Having wrestled for over a decade and taking his current ring name around 2007, Cipperly's "Orange Cassidy" gimmick is based upon a single scene inWet Hot American Summer,involving the character portrayed byPaul Rudd.[83]In addition, hisentrance musicon theindependent circuit(and later inAll Elite Wrestling), is "Jane"byJefferson Starshipwhich was the song used in the opening credits of the aforementioned film.[84]He has also been compared to the unnamed character portrayed byRyan GoslinginDrive.[85]Cipperly stated that he created the gimmick to differentiate himself from other wrestlers better than him,[86]as well as a "middle finger to professional wrestling". He explained his character's motivations as "If I have to wrestle, I'll wrestle. [...] It's like one of those things, you have a job, you're good at it, but you know, do you really wanna?"[87]

He is commonly referred to as "The King of Sloth Style"[88]due to his slow movement and lackadaisical attacks. One of his signature moves is very light taps to the opponent's shins, sometimes dubbed the "Slow Motion Kick" or the "Kicks of Doom".[89][90]He is also known for hisnon sequiturpromos, such as winning a debate withChris Jerichoby discussing his knowledge ofclimate changeinstead of wrestling.[91]

After his debut for All Elite Wrestling in 2019, he has been referred to as "the most popular wrestler in AEW" by some wrestling writers.[92]AEW founder and co-ownerTony Khansaid that theWarnerMediaexecutives (the parent company ofTBSandTNT,the networks on which AEW's programming airs) love his character.[93]ESPNnamed him "wrestling's male breakout star of 2020."[94]

Other media

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In 2022, Cassidy along withChuck TaylorandKris Statlanderappeared in the third season of Netflix'sFloor is Lava.[95]

Filmography

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Television
Year Title Role Notes
2022 Floor Is Lava Himself
Web series
Year Title Role Notes
2020-2022 Being The Elite Himself Series regular
Video game appearances
Year Title Role Notes
2023 AEW Fight Forever Himself

Championships and accomplishments

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Fire Ant with theChikara Young Lions Cup
Cassidy with the A1 Zero Gravity Championship belt

Luchas de Apuestasrecord

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See also:Luchas de Apuestas
Winner (wager) Loser (wager) Location Event Date Notes
Fire Ant and Soldier Ant (masks) Chuck TaylorandIcarus(hair) Philadelphia,Pennsylvania Aniversario Yang May 24, 2009 [120]
Orange Cassidy (hair) Jack Evans(hair) Rochester, New York AEW Rampage October 1, 2021 [121]

Notes

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  1. ^He originally won the title as the AEW All-Atlantic Championship, but during his reign on March 15, 2023, it was renamed to AEW International Championship. AEW originally considered this the start of a new reign for a new title, but in May 2023, the title history was amended to show that it is all the same championship.
  2. ^When Cassidy won the title on October 12, 2022, the title was named the AEW All-Atlantic Championship. On March 15, 2023, the title was rebranded the AEW International Championship

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