For the past six months, wrestler Louis Lyndon has made quite the impression at Price of Glory Wrestling. Dubbing himself “Mr. Discipline”, Louis Lyndon, has brought his extensive martial art knowledge, or lack of thereof, to the fans of Price of Glory. While the fans have reacted to him with relentless negativity, he has continued to slowly climb the ranks of Price of Glory Wrestling.

Lyndon had somewhat of a slow start at POG, as a seemly happy and avid movie martial arts fan turned wrestler. He found little success losing to Money Mike in his debut in January, as well as “All Nite” Adam Renolds the following month. His first win didn’t end up coming until his fifth match against Desmond Dukes at Flashback. It wasn’t until June when the cocky and confident Louis Lyndon of today arrived on the scene. Driven by a lack of respect, Lyndon followed a new ideal as “Mr. Discipline”.

Since then, Lyndon, believing himself to be one of the best martial artists around, has dedicated himself to teaching fans and wrestlers of Price of Glory what true discipline is. Lyndon has proclaimed his way as the only way! While he believes in his “great talent”, the results have been a mixed bag. He proclaimed he would break a board, but in the end broke only a small stick in half. He boasted about athletic skill, patience, and knowledge, but instead found himself forgetting his own routine. He even failed using chopsticks in “how a true martial art eats”. All of this has brought hate and laughter from POG fans alike, as well constant interruptions by wrestlers not buying into “his word”.

Even with all of the ego, attitude, and somewhat comical demonstrations, Lyndon, has definitely shown dramatic improvements in the ring over the last few months though. While not sporting the best win-loss record, his confidence has not seemed to be shaken. All of his demonstrations of “skill and awesomeness” have brought the attention he definitely lacked earlier in the year. So much so that at “Merry Massacre” Lyndon will get a shot at becoming #1 contender for the Chaotic Title. Up front you can definitely question his antics and general disrespect for others as “Mr. Discipline”, but in the end it seems like Louis Lyndon has put himself in perfect position to make an impact here in Price of Glory Wrestling.