Mosh and Thrasher were, surprisingly, only one-time tag team champions during their careers with the company.Since leaving WWE, Mosh has transformed into an entrepreneur outside the ring and created a premium lifestyle brand that not only reflects his wrestling career but his life as a whole.COMPLETE PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE ON OUTKICKChaz Warrington sits on the ropes.
(Provided to OutKick)If you tell Chaz Warrington (Mosh) that he’s "lucky" to have been given the opportunities he’s had in his life, he will stop you in your tracks.He’s not "lucky," he’s "fortunate." The Live Fortunate brand he created carries a significance that goes beyond just a simple T-shirt slogan.
It’s a mantra and a way of life he’s cultivated throughout his life."So, Live Fortunate is based around if you've ever worked hard for something in your life and someone's told you you're lucky, this brand's for you," he told OutKick Dropkick in a recent interview."I'm very fortunate in my life with my past with wrestling, and I work a lot with nonprofits here in South Florida and because I have my wrestling background and because of the nonprofits I work with, a lot of opportunities have popped up for me as far as going to black-tie events and being able to make an impact on the community."And then with wrestling, different interviews come up.
I'm fortunate enough to where WWE calls me and I can go up to their Performance Center in Orlando (Florida) and work with the NXT kids.So, I look at all of that as things that I've worked for, that have become opportunities because I've worked hard and I've done the work.
I've put the time in.I've done the grind of working early in the morning.
With my sales job that I have, I cold-called in 100-degree weather in a suit, walking up and down the street, which all of that has cultivated into different opportunities I've been given and I've earned."Warrington said he thought of it while at his camp.When one member of his group told him he was "luc...