The raging fireball of rock and roll fury known as Maxx Morrison was always destined to become an entertainer. Born and raised in Virginia Beach, VA (residing in Frederick, MD) Maxx comes from a long lineage of performers including Vaudeville comedians, USO dancers and accomplished gymnasts.From a young age, Maxx dove into the world of art and music having picked up his first guitar at the age of 10. During that time, his love for comic books, professional wrestling and horror films began to develop. Terrified at an early age by the likes of Chucky, Pinhead and the Crypt Keeper, Maxx began a deep love affair and appreciation for his nightmare fuel. His weekly routine would consist of religious doses of WCW Saturday Night, Monster Vision w/Joe Bob Briggs and whatever scary films that the TV guide had to offer.At age 15, Maxx discovered his passion for drums and percussion which he would spend the next 20 years developing into an accomplished career. He toured across the US with various projects and opened up for major bands such as DieCast, Green Jello, Primer 55 and Stuck Mojo. After spending 8 years in the professional cover circuit, he became bored and jaded with the industry. Soon after, his journey into Professional Wrestling would begin.Known on the independent circuit as the unpredictable "Wild-Eyed Headbanger" Madd Maxx Morrison, Maxx would blaze a trail all along the East coast collecting championships and moshing his way through the competition. Maxx has locked up with major wrestling stars such as Gangrel, Kevin Thorn, BLK Out, Rhino, James Storm and James Ellsworth. He's even worked for the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) as an extra talent.Soon enough, Maxx would get bit by the acting bug. He has worked as an actor and a stunt coordinator on the music video "Patronizer" for Richmond thrash powerhouse, Iron Reagan. He's also been featured in projects by Fuzzy Monkey Films and other independent projects. Show less «