C. Revan

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C. Revan
Revan.png
Choi in 2017
Born April 3rd, 1992
Jeonju, South Korea
Residence New York City, New York, USA
Jeonju, South Korea
Wrestling Career
Ring name(s) C. Revan
Abel Choi
CHUL HYUN
Kenny Scott
Daisuke Nakashima
Billed height 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Billed weight 223 lb (101.1 kg)
Billed from Detroit, Michigan
Seoul, South Korea
Trained by South Korea Pro Wrestling Dojo
Miyu Shibata
Daniel Wilks Jr.
Michael Robertson
Debut July 2010
Notable Fed(s) Mallbrawl
Revolution X
AES:GP
UWOT (Yet to debut)
Current Theme "The Lunar World" - Yezi
Miscellaneous Information
Handled by REZI

Choi Chul-hyun (Hangul: 최철현) (born April 3rd, 1992) is an Korean professional wrestler signed to the Armbar Error Society, where he performs under the ringname C. Revan.

He is also known for his work on the Korean & Japanese independent circuit, appearing in promotions like LIVE ACTION WRESTLING (LAW). He has also worked for South Korea Pro Wrestling, K-WRESTLE, & ATTACK!!: GOD BLESS THE RING.

He has wrestled in several North American independent promotions, including New York-based New York Wrestling Syndicate (NYWS).

In ATTACK and NYWS, Revan is a member of BASTARZ and has served as the stable's second and current leader since March 12, 2016, following the departure of previous leader Ji Yoon Jin.

Professional wrestling career

Early life

Choi first became interested in a career in professional wrestling when he was a child, being a lifelong fan of the sport. He began training in the South Korea Pro Wrestling Dojo after being scouted by a trainer while he was doing athletics in high school. After training in the dojo for a number of months, the 16-year-old Choi began working for SKPW but he eventually left the dojo in 2010 after he was accidentally injured during a practice match. In 2011, Choi enrolled in university, but dropped out during his first year in order to fully concentrate on making a career out of professional wrestling.

Unnamed Korean Promotion (2010-2013)

Independent circuit (2013-present)

Unnamed American Promotion (2015-2018)

Armbar Error Society (2016-present)

Mallbrawl (2016-Present)

Revolution X (2017-Present)

While not originally contacted for the promotion, after seeing the NEWD-5 showcase for the match, Revan reached out to fellow BASTARZ member Jae-Seong Park to ask him for his spot in his match on the debut episode, which Park agreed to. Making his debut, Revan went on to face Park's opponent The Amateur, winning the match and moving forward in the tournament to crown a World Heavyweight Champion.

AES: Grand Prix

UWOT

On March 25, 2017, Revan announced on his personal Twitter account that he had recently signed a deal with UWOT and is expected to make his debut soon.

Unnamed Second American Promotion (2018-current)

Personal life

Choi was born in Jeonju, South Korea on April 3, 1992. He has one younger brother, PEACE⋆MAKER member Changhyoun Choi & one younger sister, still currently in high school. His mother is Korean and works in family services while his father is African-American and works as an English teacher. He began watching professional wrestling as a child with his father sending him tapes of various Japanese wrestling promotions.

Choi has used his celebrity status in South Korea to arrange "hope-sharing" meetings with multiracial Korean children and to encourage social and political reform. During a trip back to South Korea after a stay in America, Choi started working with several local businesses, having a hand in the creation of the Helping Hands Foundation, a foundation to help mixed-race children like himself in South Korea, where they have suffered discrimination.

Choi was very briefly involving in a graphic design career before foregoing it to continue pursuing wrestling. He is fluent in both Korean and English and currently lives in Jeonju’s Wansan-gu District. He has a dual citizenship for South Korea & the United States. He has been in a relationship with K.THNX idol Lee Jeongyeon since 2013.

In wrestling

  • Finishing moves
    • Saesang’s Kiss (Pumphandle Half-Nelson Driver w/ Pin) - 2014-present
    • Saesang’s Kiss II (Pumphandle Neckbreaker) - 2015-present
    • Saesang’s LOVE: RISING (Fireman's carry dropped into a knee lift w/ Penalty Kick)
    • Le Petit Mort (Sit-out Last Ride Powerbomb)
  • Signature moves
    • Revan Rush (Punch combo with theatrics)
    • Hero's Death (Elbow/Rolling Elbow)
    • Cheer Up!/Flash Kick (Superkick) - Stolen/Parodied from Alex Stryder
    • LARGE FRY FLOW (Frog Splash)
    • Blasian Uppercut (European Uppercut)
    • SCURRL SPECIAL (Chickenwing w/ Theatrics)
    • 화이트 타이거 (WHITE TIGER) LARIAT (Lariat w/ theatrics)
    • 그를 죽여 (Running Knee Strike/Penalty Kick) - Used rarely
    • Multiple suplex variations
      • TZUYUPLEX (Exploder)
      • Vertical
      • Sitout slam
      • Belly to back
      • Backdrop
      • Straight-jacket german
      • Super
      • Half nelson
    • Hurricanrana - 2013
    • Henkei Manjigatame
    • Eat It, Nerd (Jumping corkscrew roundhouse kick)
    • SCANDAL (Flapjack Facebuster)
    • FAKEOUT COMEBACK (Leapfrog followed by ducking clothesline)
  • With Jae-Seong Park
    • Double-team finishing moves
  • With Izzy Malak
    • Double-team finishing moves
  • Managers
    • Lee Jeongyeon
  • Wrestlers managed
    • Izzy Malak
  • Nicknames
    • "The Forefront"
    • "The Leader of the Revanlution"
    • "Maknae"
    • "The Dark Lord"
    • "The Blasian Sensation
  • Entrance themes
    • "The Lunar World" (REVEL Intro Mix)" by Yezi
    • "The Lunar World" by Yezi (Current)
    • "Dat $tick" by Rich Chigga (Used while teaming with Jae-Seong Park)
    • "Cold" by Kanye West
    • "Someone Like U (너 같은)" [Intro Edit] by Dalshabet (달벳)

Championships and accomplishments

  • Unnamed Korean Promotion
    • 어린 왕자 (Young Prince) Championship (2 time)
  • New York Wrestling Syndicate
    • Brooklyn’s Best – Best of Brooklyn Tournament Winner (2015)
    • Syracuse Tag Team Championship (with Izzy Malak as THE OLD REPUBLIC) [2 time]
    • King of New York [1 time]

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