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Christian

Also known as: Jay Reso, Captain Charisma, The Instant Classic

Born
1973-11-30
From
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Height
6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Weight
212 lb (96 kg)
Trained by
Ron Hutchinson, Dory Funk Jr.
Debut
1995
Style
Technical wrestling, submission, psychology-driven heel and babyface work
74Wins
46Losses
61%Win %

Biography

Jay Reso began his career as one-half of the greatest tag team in the late Attitude Era — Edge and Christian — alongside his childhood friend Edge. The team's combination of irreverent humor, legitimate wrestling ability, and table-clearing TLC matches defined an era. But Christian's story after the team's inevitable split is one of wrestling's most interesting examples of a performer outgrowing his original ceiling.

After years as a reliable midcard performer in WWE, Christian jumped to TNA in 2005 and became a main event star — winning the NWA and TNA World Heavyweight Championships. The experience gave him the main event credibility that WWE hadn't provided, and when he returned in 2009, he finally received world title runs on SmackDown that acknowledged his legitimate talent.

His retirement due to concussions in 2014 seemed to close his career chapter — but an AEW signing in 2021 opened an unexpected and remarkably successful final act. As "Captain Charisma" in AEW, he found a role as a veteran character who could still go when needed, mentoring younger talent while working programs that respected his history.

Christian's longevity is built on adaptability: he has successfully played comedy partner, earnest babyface, calculating heel, and wise veteran across five decades of wrestling.

Finishing Moves

  • Killswitch (Unprettier) — Reverse facebreaker — he drops forward while holding the opponent's face, driving them into the mat; originally called the Unprettier in his Edge & Christian days
  • Frog Splash — Top-rope frog splash — adopted as a tribute to Eddie Guerrero after his passing; used as a secondary finish with strong crowd connection

Championships & Titles

World Heavyweight Championship2011Won from Alberto Del Rio — late-career WWE world title payoff
ECW Championship2009–10ECW title run after his WWE return; treated as a genuine championship at the time
NWA/TNA World Heavyweight Championship2005Won during his TNA era — the main event validation that WWE hadn't provided
WWE/WWF Tag Team ChampionshipMultiple reigns 1999–2002Four Tag Team Championship reigns with Edge as Edge and Christian
Intercontinental ChampionshipMultiple reigns 2003–12Several IC title reigns across his career
TNT Championship2021–23AEW title reigns during his final career act

Personas & Characters

Edge and Christian

1998–2001

Comedy-edged tag team that could back up the jokes with legitimate TLC matches. Best tag team of the Attitude Era.

Captain Charisma

2004–present

Solo identity — self-proclaimed catchphrase ('You just got Christianed!') and a babyface crowd connection built on years of reliable work.

Career Timeline

  1. Professional debut

    Begins career in Ontario alongside Adam Copeland (Edge); the two have known each other since childhood.

  2. WWE debut as Edge and Christian

    Tag team debut — immediately establishes the comedy-wrestling blend that defines the team.

  3. TLC matches

    Their three-way TLC matches with Hardy Boyz and Dudley Boyz create wrestling's most replicated stipulation match format.

  4. Jumps to TNA

    Wins the NWA World title in TNA — gets the main event runs that WWE wasn't providing.

  5. Returns to WWE

    Returns to WWE and finally gets his singles world title moment.

  6. AEW debut

    Joins AEW; has a productive final career act including TNT Championship reigns.

FAQ

Is Christian still wrestling?

Christian (Jay Reso) has been wrestling in AEW since 2021, winning the TNT Championship multiple times in a final career act that has been widely praised. His last major WWE appearances were around 2014 before his retirement due to concussions.

Who is Captain Charisma?

Captain Charisma is Christian's self-given nickname — one of his catchphrases during his babyface runs. It refers to his natural crowd connection and the way crowds have consistently responded to him despite sometimes inconsistent booking.

What is the Killswitch?

The Killswitch (originally called the Unprettier) is Christian's finisher — a reverse facebreaker where he drops forward while holding his opponent's face, driving them into the mat. He has used it throughout his career in various promotions.

Signature Matches

★★★★★

TLC vs. Hardy Boyz and Dudleys

WrestleMania 2000

The original TLC match — tables, ladders, chairs, three teams, and a template that WWE still uses. Christian is integral to every spot.

★★★★

vs. Alberto Del Rio

Extreme Rules 2011

His World Heavyweight Championship win — a career payoff after years as a near-miss performer. The crowd response was enormous.

★★★★

vs. Randy Orton

Multiple 2011

His world title feud with Orton produced SmackDown's best 2011 television and gave both performers career-quality matches.

Match Record

ResultOpponentEventDateStipulationNotes
WAlberto Del RioExtreme Rules 2011May 1, 2011Singles — World Heavyweight ChampionshipCareer payoff win
WEdge & Hardy Boyz & Dudley BoyzWrestleMania 2000Apr 2, 2000TLC MatchOriginal TLC match
LRandy OrtonCapitol Punishment 2011Jun 19, 2011Singles — World Heavyweight ChampionshipSmackDown main event feud
WCM PunkNWA TNA 2005Nov 13, 2005Singles — NWA ChampionshipNWA title win in TNA
WSamoa JoeAEW Dynamite 2021Sep 5, 2021Singles — TNT ChampionshipAEW debut TNT match
LEdgeSummerSlam 2021Aug 21, 2021Singles — Universal ChampionshipEdge vs. Christian; Edge wins