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Ryan Allen Reeves (conceived November 10, 1981) is an American expert wrestler best known for his time in WWE, where he performed under the ring name Ryback up until his flight in 2016. 

One of the eight finalists on Tough Enough 4, he later marked a formative contract with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and wrestled in its formative domains Deep South Wrestling (DSW), Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), and Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW).  He likewise took part in the main period of NXT in mid 2010 under the ring name Skip Sheffield. Reeves has featured a few pay-per-view occasions – some of which were for the WWE Championship – and has held WWE's Intercontinental Championship once. 

Substance  

1 Early life 

2 Professional wrestling profession 

2.1 World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE 

2.1.1 Tough Enough (2004–2005) 

2.1.2 Ohio Valley Wrestling (2006–2008) 

2.1.3 Florida Championship Wrestling (2008–2010) 

2.1.4 The Nexus (2010−2011) 

2.1.5 WWE Championship interests (2012–2013) 

2.1.6 RybAxel (2013–2014) 

2.1.7 Various quarrels and Intercontinental Champion (2014–2015) 

2.1.8 Final storylines and takeoff (2016) 

2.2 Independent circuit (2016–present) 

3 Reception 

4 In wrestling 

5 Championships and achievements

Early life 

Reeves was brought up in Las Vegas, Nevada. He began watching wrestling at eight years old; he was permitted to ring the chime at a live World Wrestling Federation occasion, and was the visitor ringer at 12.  years old Wanting to end up an expert wrestler, Reeves started lifting weights at 12 years of age. He was nicknamed "Silverback" as a youngster, after a youth companion clowned that he looked like a gorilla, and later received it as a piece of his ring name. 

Reeves exceeded expectations at baseball and football while going to Western High School and Palo Verde High School. He additionally played school baseball amid his first year at the Community College of Southern Nevada, however split his leg and wound up missing two seasons. He went to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and entered in its wellness administration program.  He put in the following two years focusing on preparing to enter proficient wrestling while working low maintenance at the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino. 

Proficient wrestling career 

World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE

Intense Enough (2004–2005)

Reeves sent a brief one-minute tape of himself to wind up a hopeful on $1,000,000 Tough Enough and was welcome to Venice Beach with 49 others. Amid the principal week of preparing, Reeves experienced bronchitis and a rib harm. He in the long run got to be one of the eight finalists to show up on SmackDown! what's more, the last to be voted off.  Even however he didn't win the opposition, Reeves awed WWE authorities enough for them to sign him to a formative contract. He invested energy recuperating from his wounds in Las Vegas before making a beeline for Atlanta, Georgia in March