Adam Flash

Early career Becker started watching wrestling around five years old and began competing in amateur wrestling. He was trained in a place in York called the Circus Asylum and was trained by Max Thrasher and Curt Dread.

Becker made his professional debut in November 1991, teaming with "Ramblin'" Rich Myers against a tag team known as The Outrageous Ones.

World Championship Wrestling In 1995, Becker competed in a series of World Championship Wrestling house shows under his real name, where he was used as a jobber and lost to the likes of Scott Norton, Japanese stars Shinjiro Otani and Koji Kanemoto, Frank Andersson, Bunkhouse Buck and Chris Benoit on a few episodes of Saturday Night and Pro.

Independent circuit During his stint in ECW, Flash teamed up with Steve Corino on the independent circuit and the team became known as the Lethal Weapon. The Lethal Weapon would go on to win several tag team championships from various independent promotions before their partnership eventually came to an end. On May 11, 2002, Flash lost the title to Mondo. However, Flash soon regained the title after he defeated Justice Pain on July 13 before losing it to The Messiah on October 12. In Cage of Death 5, he was a member of the HI-V, but was eliminated when Wifebeater hit a sidewalk slam off the super scaffold/cage into the thumbtack tacks on Adam Flash, In Cage of Death 6, he would face Messiah and Kaos for the CZW World Heavyweight Championship, but did not win the match. Later he would feud with Kaos in a Falls Count Anywhere Match, Early 2006/07 he would start a stable known a Pandora's Box with B. J. Whitmer and Pandora.

IWA Mid South On August 2, 2003, Becker made his IWA Mid-South debut (the second night of the promotion's King of the Deathmatches Tournament Weekend doubleheader) by teaming with fellow CZW star Sonjay Dutt to win a triangle tag team match. Flash didn't work for the promotion again until February 13, 2004, when he defeated Austin Aries.

Maryland Championship Wrestling On November 17, 2000, Flash debuted and captured his second heavyweight title, that of MCW, and dropping it just half a month later (right back to Jimmy Cicero) didn't take away any of his intensity, as he regained the belt on May 18, 2001. Six days before recapturing the championship, then Adam Flash pinned Julio Dinero (who had issued an open challenge) to capture the MCW Heavyweight title. CZW Hall of Fame (class of 2019) Eastern Wrestling Federation EWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time) MCW Heavyweight Championship (3 times) MCW Hall of Fame (Class of 2009) Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation MEWF Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship (1 time) MEWF Cruiserweight Championship (1 time) MEWF Light Heavyweight Championship (2 times) MEWF Tag Team Championship (1 time)1 – with Romeo Valentino and Quinn Nash National Championship Wrestling Pro Wrestling Illustrated PWI ranked him #232 of the 500 best singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2008 Pro Wrestling Unplugged PWU World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) Regional Championship Wrestling RCW United States Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Lucifer and Ranger 7

1The MEWF Tag Team Championship was held jointly with Valentino and Nash as a member of Menace 2 Society using the Freebird Rule.

Personal life According to Becker, his most memorable matches were against Sabu during his stint in Extreme Championship Wrestling, Eddie Guerrero during his time in Maryland Championship Wrestling, and Jeff Jarrett and Chris Benoit during his stint in World Championship Wrestling. Becker is married to Stephanie Ann Nixon Flash; they have 2 sons.