James A. Maxx (born on June 27 1987), is a former American Cyber Wrestler better known by his ring name James Maxx, and nickname of the "The Hardkore Kid". He is currently retired and is currently pondering a semi-return to the Cyber Wrestling ring...

Lol, i like that thing ^^^, even tho its fake. Ok. This is my page... Feel free to comment me whenever necessary. Ive been an active member of wikipedia for a long time, but on September 21, 2006, I got an account by the name of "TJ Sparks". My date of birth is 6/27/87. For those of you who can't count, that means I am 21 years old (Legal age to drink in the US - not that I drink anyway...). So... If you need me, let me know on my talk page... Later!!

I got this username to replace my old TJ Sparks one so I dont get confused w/ TJ Spyke. Ironically, back in late 1999/early 2000, I had the game WWF WrestleMania 2000 for the N64, and I created a character there called Major Spyke. I also created him in WWF No Mercy, WM X8, and WWE Day of Reckoning. I also created a character called TJ Sparks (hence, my username) in the game WM X8 and WM XIX. So due to the fact that there is a TJ Spyke on wikipedia, and my name was TJ Sparks, I got this new user. I really hope that Wikipedia doesnt own a copyright or trademark over the name i'm using =/!!!

Interests: Wrestling -WWE, TNA, and all pro wrestling altogether!

Other Interests: Wikipedia -Working on the wrestling articles on wikipedia!! (I like to work on the move lists the most) -Reading a variety of articles on wikipedia!

I wish I had requested a name change on my old name so I could keep my contributions!!!

If you want to see my old contributions on my old account, then Click Here. - If you want to see my current contributions, then Click Here.

This is not a real wrestling page, this is a user page, I am not a wrestler, i'm just playing around with my page.

By the way, so everyone can know, I am NOT a member/participant of the Wikipedia Pro Wrestling project. However, I do work with members to stop vandalism and enhance articles.

R.I.P. Grandma 1924 - 2009

• Finishing moves

• The Sledge (High-impact spear)
• Skull Fracture (Modified shining wizard while opponent is sitting up or on bended knee)
• Lasting Impression / B.T.F.O. (Back The Fuck Off) / Hyperkick (Battering-ram style superkick)
• The Hybrid Bomb / Chimera Bomb (Fireman's carry into a sitout spinebuster bomb)
• Maxxed Out (Fireman's carry DDT)
• Maxximum Impact (Cross-legged kneeling samoan driver)
• Maxximum Drive (Modified fireman's carry powerslam/driver)

• Signature moves

• Snap Powerbomb (Kneel-out powerbomb)
• Hyperplex (Gargoyle suplex)
• Apple Slicer (Rolling cutter)
• Maxximum Pain (Kneeling inverted sharpshooter)
• Snap DDT
• Scissors Kick
• STO into backbreaker
• STO
• Reverse STO
• Bicycle kick
• Snap DDT
• Frog splash

• Nicknames

• The Sledgehammer
• The Hardkore Kid
• The Jaguar
• The Master Manipulator
• Macc

• Theme music

• There and Back Again by Daughtry (Primary theme)
• Holding My Last Breath (Remix of My Last Breath by Evanescence) by James Maxx (Secondary theme)
• Between Angels and Insects by Papa Roach
• Second To None by Styles Of Beyond featuring Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park
• What I Want by Daughtry
• Back Up by 12 Stones
• Memory by Mercy Drive
• Flipside by Freeway featuring Peedi Crakk (Both song and instrumental)
• Warrior by Lloyd Banks
• Instrumental version of What You Know by T.I.
• Outta Control (Remix) by 50 Cent featuring Mobb Deep (Both song and instrumental)
• Let's Go by Trick Daddy featuring Lil Jon and Twista
• Be Free by Papa Roach
• Instrumental versions of various hip-hop songs
• It's Goin' Down by Baby D featuring BoneCrusher and Dru
• Can't Nobody Stop Me by Royce Da 5'9"
• Getting Away with Murder by Papa Roach
• Various instrumental themes
• Smooth Criminal by Alien Ant Farm
• The Kings by Run DMC
• Break It Down by the The Chris Warren Band

Note: Maxx's entrance on SmackDown! vs RAW 2007 Online is Forgive Me by Versus the World.

Note II: Maxx switched back to The Kings between different themes as this was his defining theme.