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Jason Reso's success in professional wrestling can really, in a way, be traced back to his long-time friendship with Adam Copeland, otherwise known as Edge. Copeland began training for a wrestling career in 1992, and Reso followed in his footsteps two years later, training with Ron Hutchinson at Sully's Gym in Reso's home country of Canada in the fall of '94. Reso's determination to become a professional wrestler was strong, and he spent nearly nine months training at the gym to gain the skills necessary to succeed. Reso finally convinced Hutchinson to give him a shot, and made his debut against Zakk Wylde in June '95. The two men wrestled to a respectable draw, starting Reso out on his chosen profession.

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After Reso’s contract expired with TNA, the president of the promotion Dixie Carter confirmed that Reso had re-signed with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). On the February 10 episode of ECW on Sci Fi, Reso made his return to WWE as a fan favorite under his “Christian” ring name, where it was confirmed that he would be wrestling on its ECW brand. Later that night, Christian defeated ECW Champion Jack Swagger in a non-title match.

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