Rob Scaffold 🇵🇱

Table of contents
  1. Basic info
  2. Professional wrestling career
    1. PpW Ewenement (2010-2023)
    2. Dream Factory Wrestling (2016-2018)
  3. In wrestling
  4. Championships and accomplishments
  5. Career

Rob Scaffold is a retired Polish wrestler best known for his time in PpW Ewenement. He also made appearances in Dream Factory Wrestling.

Basic info

Professional wrestling career

PpW Ewenement (2010-2023)

Backyard era

Rob Scaffold was one of the original wrestlers who founded PpW Ewenement in their backyard era (which he also co-owned for the entirety of his career). His first registered appearance took place during PpW Neomania in July 2011. During his early years he used a couple of aliases (mostly masked), including Rob Hardy - a persona greatly inspired by Jeff Hardy. From October 2015 he made most of his official appearances as Rob Scaffold, but he also performed as a masked persona, Automatico, when he won the PpW Light Heavyweight Championship. He also won the PpW Tag Team Championship while teaming with Black Orion, an alter ego of Johnny Blade - as "2 Chamy" (roughly 2 Jerks).

Professional PpW Era

Rob Scaffold appeared at the first PpW show open to general public - 2KOŁA To My Nie Zarobimy - where he faced Osamu under his official ringname, as well as against Mister Z, where he performed as "Terry Shadow", taking a shoot at the MZW owner Shadow. After PpW returned following the COVID-19 pandemic break with Ledwo Legalne, Scaffold made a few more appearances throughout 2021 and 2022 up until 2023. The last match in career took place at PpW Back To The OG, where he was defeated by Johnny Blade.

Some time later Rob Scaffold left PpW over personal dispute with some other performers in the federation and subsequently retired from pro wrestling.

Dream Factory Wrestling (2016-2018)

Rob Scaffold appeared in Dream Factory Wrestling at Tournament of Dreams II where he teamed up with Norris against Pain Killer and Malmo Buruto. In 2017 he started making rather regular appearances there and even competed for the DFW Championship against Norris at the final DFW show - Crosswords City 2.

In wrestling

Championships and accomplishments

Backyard Era Championships:
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
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Crew appearances