CJ Klakson 🇵🇱

Table of contents
  1. Basic info
  2. Professional wrestling career
    1. Before debut (2019-2025)
    2. Prime Time Wrestling (2025-present)
  3. In wrestling
  4. References
  5. Gallery
  6. Career

CJ Klakson is a Polish wrestler working for Prime Time Wrestling.

Basic info

Professional wrestling career

Before debut (2019-2025)

CJ Klakson was initially a KPW trainee, but never debuted for the organization. After leaving the KPW School, he spent 2024-2025 training in wXw Academy's beginner group. In July 2025, Klakson created his Instagram profile and started uploading pre-taped promo vignettes. According to them, he was a "simple boy from Fordon, Bydgoszcz", chasing his dream of becoming a wrestler. Further vignettes emphasised Klakson's "hottest free agent" status, seeing him answer multiple phone calls from all over the world.

Prime Time Wrestling (2025-present)

Debut and first matches

In another vignette, Klakson received a call from PTW commentator and wannabe talent agent Adam Goldschmidt, who put him in contact with both PTW chairmen. He promised to make his decision at PTW: Nietykalni.

At that show, Klakson debuted in an in-ring promo segment. Donning the Polish national colours, he declared that despite multiple lucrative offers from around the world, he chose his home country of Poland as a place to further develop his wrestling career, and that he has signed with PTW.

Polish Stand

Over the following months Klakson worked exclusively against international competitors, establishing a short winning streak and highlighting his patriotic gimmick. For some time he associated himself with fellow Polish repatriate Bart Petro to form a Tag Team called "The Polish Stand". They also alligned themselves with Boguś to take on the team of Baron Wolfgang Storm, Damian Adler and Halfdan in Trios Match at Krew, Pot i Łzy.

After Petro's departure from PTW, Klakson allgined himself with Boguś (as Manto Band) to challenge PTW Tag Team Champions Miyagi Sigma at Droga Wojownika, but they were unable to claim the titles.

In wrestling

References
Photos from events

Career

Appearances per promotion and year

Numbers indicate in order: count of matches, segments and crew appearances. Trailing zeros are omitted.

Matches and segments