FREE: TNA **Matt Morgan** Autograph

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Up for bids is one TNA Impact Wrestling trading card signed by Matt Morgan! Tristar 2008.
This card is in at least near mint condition. It looks mint to me.
I ship fast and free. After receiving your Listia Verified Address, of course.
Happy bidding and good luck.

Matt Morgan, born September 10, 1976, is an American pro wrestler and actor, currently signed to TNA Wrestling, where he is a former 2-time World Tag Team Champion. As a college basketball player, Morgan competed in the 1996 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament and has appeared in American Gladiators as "Beast". Morgan is best known for his professional wrestling career which has included runs in WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, and TNA.
Morgan was first introduced to the WWE when he entered as part of its Tough Enough II program but left the show early due to an injury. In April 2002, Morgan signed a developmental deal with WWE, and was assigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW). He made his OVW debut on October 2, 2002 at the OVW TV Tapings as "The Blueprint" Matt Morgan teaming with Mark Jindrak, defeating Bane and Lance Cade. He wrestled there sporadically (usually winning handicap matches) until October 2003 when he was called up to the SmackDown brand. He made his SmackDown! debut on the October 30, 2003 and was picked by then General Manager, Paul Heyman, to join Team Lesnar, which consisted of Matt Morgan, Nathan Jones, Brock Lesnar, Big Show and A-Train.
Morgan debuted in TNA on the August 7, 2007 episode of TNA Today, appearing briefly in the background of a segment featuring Eric Young and Jeremy Borash. On the August 9 episode of TNA Impact!, Morgan appeared alongside former TNA Management Director Jim Cornette, with TNA later identifying him as Cornette's "backup". Morgan was the Special Enforcer in the Samoa Joe and Christian Cage match at Bound for Glory, preventing Christian's Coalition from interfering as Joe gave Cage his first true defeat in TNA.