Scotty Summers

Midwest Territorial Wrestling and Motor City Wrestling (1994–1996) By 1994, Summers was back in the Great Lakes region competing for Border City Wrestling and Midwest Territorial Wrestling. Scott Stevens, Andy Fish, Randy Rogers and Mad Man Pondo.

Also that year, Summers formed Hot Paradise with Johnny Paradise and together captured the then unified MCW/BCW Can-Am Tag Team Championship from Canadian Lightning ("Irish" Bobby Clancy & Otis Apollo) at the Public Safety Building in Jackson Center, Ohio on June 4, 1994. Although BCW Commissioner Chuck Fader stripped Hot Paradise of the BCW portion of the tag team titles in January 1995, the two would held the MCW belts for almost two years until losing the titles to The SuperKeys (SuperKey #1 & SuperKey #2) in Jackson Center on April 1. Less than 24 hours after losing the titles, he and Paradise won the belts back in a rematch at the Continental Cablevision studios in Madison Heights, Michigan. They finally lost the titles in an interpromotional "Motor City Wrestling vs. Championship Wrestling Federation" match against CWF Tag Champions The Outlaws (Cowboys Bobby & Woody Lee) at the YMCA Gym in Warren on May 18, 1996. Hot Paradise broke up shortly after losing the MCW tag team titles, their subsequent feud leaving Summers with serious rib and neck injuries, where he feuded with Chief Red Eagle and Renegade until his retirement in 2000.

Championships and accomplishments Border City Wrestling BCW Can-Am Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Johnny Paradise

International Wrestling Alliance IWA Southern Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

Pro Wrestling Illustrated PWI ranked him # 324 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 1994