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Timothy Scoggins[4] (born February 18, 1964), better known by his ring name Tim Storm, is an American professional wrestler and sports commentator signed to the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), where he performs under the ring name Baron Von Storm and is a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion.

Key Information

Professional wrestling career

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Early career (1995–2015)

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In the mid-1990s, Storm initially trained for professional wrestling with Bill Ash. After moving to Texas, Storm pursued little wrestling work in the late 1990s.[5]

In 2001, Storm debuted for the Arlington, Texas-based Professional Championship Wrestling, where he would spend a majority of his career. Storm formed the Dark Circle with longtime partner Apocalypse and Shadow. Storm and Apocalypse would win the PCW tag team titles twice between 2002 and 2004, while in August 2005 Storm captured the PCW Heavyweight Championship, defeating Steve DeMarco in a steel cage match and would have one of the promotion's longest reigns as champion. Storm lost the PCW title in May 2006 to Mace Malone. Storm & Apocalypse would recapture the PCW tag team titles in May 2007. On July 17, 2007, Storm wrestled Big Daddy V on an episode of ECW on Syfy. In 2008, Storm feuded with Franco D'Angelo. D'Angelo defeated Storm in a hair vs. hair match which led to Storm briefly wearing a mask until losing a mask match to Shadow. Later in 2008, Storm joined Mike Foxx's Faithful stable and in 2009, he captured the PCW tag team titles for a 5th time with James Johnson.

In 2010, Storm began working for the Arkansas-based National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) affiliated Traditional Championship Wrestling (TCW). He joined forces once more with his former partner Apocalypse, wrestling again as The Dark Circle. Together, they held the TCW Tag Team Championships during the months of June through August. Storm challenged for the TCW International Heavyweight Championship on August 20 in a losing effort to the champion Jeff Jett at TCW Back To School Bash. On August 21, Storm wrestled a series of three matches (being his last for the 2010 year) at TCW Throwdown In The Downtown IV including a tag team title match, and two consecutive singles matches, winning all three.

Storm in 2012

On May 1, 2011, Storm competed in a semi-final match at the Inaugural Germanfest Wringenmiesterschaft Tournament for the Indy World Championship. He won his semi-final match against Jason Jones before going on to face Jeremy Young. Finally, Storm defeated Kahagas in the final tournament match, winning the Indy World Championship.

On June 11, Storm won the NWA Oklahoma Heavyweight Championship from Michael Faith. He challenged unsuccessfully for the NWA Houston Heavyweight Championship against the champion Scot Summers on July 8 at NWA Houston Independence Explosion III.

In 2012, Storm worked in events involving Texas Stampede Wrestling beginning on January 28, at TSW One More Time in a successful tag team match with Apocalypse against the International Playa's Club (C-Diddy and Jared Steele). He wrestled again at TSW Spring Fling on March 31 against Mike Foxx and Action Jackson in a losing triple threat match. On April 14, Storm wrestled at TSW Knuckle Up against Mike Foxx in a (special referee Action Jackson) GWT Indy World Title match, winning against Foxx by DQ. At that same event he defeated Boink the Clown in a consecutive title defense. On June 16, at TSW Tru-Life Playaz Ball, Storm wrestled and loss to Bobby Lambert.

Storm went on to win the NWA Mid-South Heavyweight title from Gaylon Summers by forfeit on May 2, 2015, (as noted above), but that reign was short-lived as Rob Conway defeated Storm for the title on June 20, 2015, in Dyersburg.

In August 2019, Storm defeated Rodney Mack to become the inaugural SWE Heavyweight Champion. Storm would hold the title for over 500 days before losing it to Charlie Haas in February 2021. Following this, Storm would quit SWE over a money dispute with the company.

National Wrestling Alliance (2014-present)

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North American Heavyweight Champion (2014–2015)

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On October 27, 2014, Storm defeated NWA North American Champion Byron Wilcott to win the title at an NWA Main Event Wrestling show in Sherman, Texas. He defended the title for six months before dropping it to NWA National Heavyweight Champion Jax Dane in a title vs. title match on April 12, 2015, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

On July 17, 2015, in Sherman, Texas, Storm regained the NWA North American title when he defeated Andy Anderson in a tournament final for the title, which had been vacated on May 28 when previous champion Dane was injured. On July 16, 2016, in Pavo, Georgia, Storm's second North American title reign ended when Tyson Dean defeated him for the belt.

NWA World Heavyweight Champion (2016–2018)

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While competing in NWA Texoma Wrestling, Storm defeated Jax Dane in Sherman, Texas on October 21, 2016, to become the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) World Heavyweight Champion. At 51 years old, Storm made history as the oldest wrestler to ever win the title.[6] On September 9, 2017, at Wrestle Raise III "Abbymania" in Hot Springs Arkansas, Storm successfully defended the NWA Heavyweight Championship against Jerry "The King" Lawler. On October 8, 2017, Storm appeared on Championship Wrestling from Hollywood with the historic ten pounds of gold. He gave an impassioned speech about the history and the importance of the NWA and its championship. He concluded by stating "This is my mountaintop. This is the pinnacle of the most important thing I have done in wrestling, and I will never-ever let this go-and that-is a fact!" The NWA subsequently began uploading videos to YouTube in a series titled "Ten Pounds of Gold" that chronicled the history of the NWA and Storm's career. Storm successfully defended the NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Nick Aldis on November 12, 2017, at a Championship Wrestling from Hollywood event in Los Angeles, California.[7] On November 17, 2017, Storm successfully defended the NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Jocephus Brody, at a Tried-N-True Pro Wrestling event, in Clarksville, Tennessee.[8] He lost the title to Nick Aldis on December 9, 2017.[9]

Storm feuded with Jocephus Brody throughout 2018, as Jocephus had arguably cost Storm the championship due to injuring him (in a post-match attack following Jocephus' second consecutive loss to Storm). Their feud included an empty arena match with Storm's championship rematch at stake, as well as a hair-vs-hair tag team match.

Feud with Strictly Business and Baron Von Storm (2019–present)

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On October 8, 2019 on the debut episode of NWA Powerrr, Nick Aldis granted Storm a rematch for the World Heavyweight title, with the stipulation that if Storm lost, he could never challenge for the title again. However, Aldis cleanly beat Storm to retain the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Two weeks later, Storm teamed with Eli Drake in a losing effort against The Dawsons.

In 2022 and 2023, Storm primarily operated as an announcer for the NWA. At night 1 of the NWA 75th Anniversary Show, Storm returned to in-ring competition in a losing effort to Jax Dane.[10]

In July 2024, Storm debuted a new gimmick, which saw him adopt the mannerisms of Baron von Raschke, including adopting the clawhold as his finisher and being billed as "Baron von Storm". He had his first match as Baron Von Storm on July 10 on NWA Powerrr, winning over Big Strong Mims via submission.[11]

Personal life

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Outside professional wrestling, Storm is a junior high school history teacher in Euless Junior High [12] in Euless, Texas.[13]

Championships and accomplishments

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  • Christian Wrestling Federation
    • CWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[14]
    • CWF Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Cowboy Adam
  • Elite Championship Wrestling
    • NWA Elite Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Matt Riviera
  • Inspire Pro Wrestling
    • Twin Dragon Connection Championship (1 time) – with Davey Vega[15]
    • Twin Dragon Connection Title Tournament (2015) – with Davey Vega
  • Lone Star Pro Wrestling
    • Lone Star Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[16]
  • National Wrestling Alliance
  • National Wrestling Alliance Texoma
    • NWA Texoma Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Apocalypse[18]
  • New Millenium Wrestling
    • NMW Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Apocalypse
  • NWA Mid-South
    • NWA Mid-South Unified Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
  • NWA Oklahoma
    • NWA Oklahoma Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
  • North American Wrestling Allegiance
    • NAWA Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Cowboy Adam
  • Professional Championship Wrestling
    • PCW Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
    • PCW Tag Team Championship (5 times) - with Apocalypse (3), The Faithful and Mace Malone (1), The Faithful and James Johnson (1)
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
    • PWI ranked him No. 159 of the 500 best singles wrestlers of the PWI 500 in 2017[19]
  • Southwest Wrestling Entertainment
    • SWE Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[20]
  • Texoma Pride Wrestling
    • NWA Texoma Heavyweight Championship (2 times)
    • Texoma Pro Oklahoma Championship (1 time)
  • Traditional Championship Wrestling
    • TCW Heavyweight Championship (4 times)[21]
    • TCW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Matt Riviera[22]
  • Superstars Wars Wrestling
    • Superstars Wars Heavyweight Championship (1 times)
  • VIP Wrestling
    • VIP Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Apoc[23]
  • Xtreme Championship Wrestling
    • XCW Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Apocalypse[24]
  • Other Titles
    • Indy World Championship (1 time, inaugural)
    • Indy World Title Tournament (2011)

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Tim Storm, born Timothy Scoggins in , is an American professional wrestler, teacher, and sports commentator best known for his tenure with the (NWA), where he became the promotion's oldest World Heavyweight Champion at age 51. Growing up in the 1970s as a dedicated fan of regional wrestling territories such as Memphis, Georgia, and , Storm initially trained under Bill Ash and debuted in 1995 before taking a hiatus to focus on his career as a school teacher. He returned to the ring in 2001, competing primarily on the independent circuit in promotions like Professional Championship Wrestling (PCW) and Texas Championship Wrestling (TCW), where he honed his skills as a powerhouse performer standing 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 260 pounds. By 2011, Storm had captured the Indy World Title at the Wringenmiesterschaft tournament, marking an early significant achievement in his comeback. Storm's career reached its pinnacle in the NWA, where he signed in the mid-2010s and quickly rose to prominence by defeating on October 21, 2016, to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship in a match that highlighted his resilience and fan appeal. His 414-day reign as champion, the longest in NWA history during that era, ended on December 9, 2017, when he lost to , though he later challenged unsuccessfully for the title again in 2019. In addition to the world title, Storm held the NWA North American Championship and various regional honors, including the Elite Tag Team and Lone Star Heavyweight titles across independent promotions. As of 2025, at age 60, he remains signed to the NWA as a for its television broadcasts and continues to make in-ring appearances under the Baron Von Storm, which he adopted full-time in April 2024; he resides in as a husband, grandfather, and educator with over 20 years of teaching experience.

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (1995–2014)

Tim Storm began training for a professional wrestling career in 1995 under the guidance of Bill Ash in , where he learned the fundamentals of old-school wrestling psychology and in-ring performance. That same year, he made his professional debut in Texas-based independent promotions, starting with a match alongside his trainer. Over the next decade, Storm established himself as a reliable performer on the independent scene, competing in regional shows and gradually building a reputation for his technical skills and storytelling ability in the ring. Storm's most prominent early success came in Professional Championship Wrestling (PCW), where he became a multi-time champion. He captured the PCW Heavyweight Championship on August 27, 2005, by defeating Shadow, holding the title for a 259-day reign until dropping it to Mace Malone on May 13, 2006. He added to his accolades by winning the PCW Tag Team Championship five times, often teaming with partners such as (as part of The Dark Circle) and Johnny Dollaz; notable victories included defeats over The KEG Brothers on May 10, 2003, The Professionals on February 21, 2004, and The Lost Souls on May 5, 2007. Beyond PCW, Storm achieved titles in other regional promotions, including the Texas Championship Wrestling (TCW) Heavyweight Championship, which he won on December 8, 2012, and defended successfully in subsequent matches against opponents like . On June 11, 2011, he claimed the NWA Oklahoma Heavyweight Championship, further solidifying his status among territorial wrestlers. A key aspect of his PCW tenure was a heated feud with Franco D'Angelo in 2008, marked by intense matches including a hair vs. hair stipulation bout that highlighted Storm's resilience as a babyface competitor. Throughout his independent career up to 2014, Storm transitioned from midcard roles to consistent main event bookings across promotions like PCW and TCW, amassing a record of reliable performances that emphasized character-driven narratives over high-flying spots. His regional dominance paved the way for a full-time affiliation with the later that year.

NWA debut and North American Championship (2014–2016)

Tim Storm entered the (NWA) in 2014, debuting as a seasoned babyface with a strong presence in regional promotions. His initial high-profile match occurred on July 4, 2014, at the NWA Summer Clash event in , where he challenged Byron Wilcott for the in a competitive bout that highlighted his veteran style and determination. Although unsuccessful in capturing the title, the performance positioned Storm as a credible contender within NWA territories, drawing on his prior independent wrestling background to build fan support. Storm's breakthrough came on October 17, 2014, when he defeated Byron Wilcott to win the at an NWA event in . This victory marked the start of his first reign, lasting 177 days, during which he defended the title against notable opponents, including a hard-fought win over Apoc on April 11, 2015, at an NWA Bayou Independent Wrestling show, showcasing his resilience in intense, story-driven matches. The reign elevated Storm's profile, emphasizing his role as a reliable champion who embodied traditional wrestling values in NWA storylines focused on territorial rivalries and personal grit. The first reign concluded on April 12, 2015, in , , as lost the title to in a unification match against the , combining the belts under Dane's name. Dane's subsequent injury led to the titles being vacated on May 28, 2015, prompting a to crown a new champion. rebounded strongly, defeating Andy Anderson in the tournament final on July 17, 2015, in , to regain the NWA North American Heavyweight Championship for his second reign. Storm's second reign extended 365 days, further cementing his credibility through defenses that underscored ongoing feuds and his status as a top babyface. Notable victories included retaining against on March 21, 2015, during his first reign, and Aaron Neil on August 14, 2015, which highlighted his technical prowess and storytelling ability in building toward larger opportunities. These matches, often set against the backdrop of 's emphasis on classic heel-face dynamics, helped transition Storm into world title contention by late 2016. The reign ended on July 16, 2016, when Tyson Dean dethroned him in Pavo, Georgia, at an Southeastern Wrestling event.

NWA World Heavyweight Championship reign (2016–2018)

On October 21, 2016, Tim Storm defeated to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at an NWA Texoma Wrestling event in , becoming the promotion's oldest champion at age 51. This victory marked a career pinnacle for Storm, who had previously held the as a stepping stone to the world title. During his 414-day reign, Storm made numerous defenses across various territories, including high-profile matches against legends like in 2017, where he retained the title in a bout that highlighted his resilience against established icons. He also successfully defended against challengers such as on November 12, 2017, at a event, and others including Timmy Lou Retton, solidifying his status as a fighting champion. The reign exacted a significant emotional and physical toll on Storm, who described it as a "wild ride" amid the demands of frequent travel and in-ring battles at an advanced age for . Storm's championship run ended on December 9, 2017, when he lost the title to at Combat Zone Wrestling's Cage of Death 19 event in , concluding a reign that spanned 414 days. In the aftermath, Storm engaged in notable feuds throughout 2018, particularly with Jocephus (the ring persona of James Ellsworth), which culminated in an empty arena match on , 2018, at Universal Studios in , where Jocephus earned a shot at the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. This rivalry provided Storm with opportunities to pursue rematches, maintaining his prominence in the division. Storm's tenure as champion played a pivotal role in the NWA's revival under new owner Bill Corgan, who acquired the promotion in October 2017 during Storm's reign. As the face of the company, Storm elevated its profile through global defenses—reportedly 29 in total across 11 countries—and his storyline resonated with fans, bridging the pre-Corgan era to a renewed focus on traditional wrestling narratives. His authenticity and dedication helped stabilize and promote the NWA amid its transition to television and broader media exposure.

Feuds, hiatus, and commentary role (2019–2023)

Following his NWA World Heavyweight Championship reign, Tim Storm entered into a high-profile with the Strictly Business in 2019, led by champion and including members such as , Chris Adonis, and . The rivalry intensified on the debut episode of on October 8, 2019, where Aldis defended the title against Storm in a match stipulating that a loss for Storm would result in a one-year ban from challenging for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Aldis retained the title via pinfall after interference from stablemate Kamille, enforcing the ban and sidelining Storm from main event title pursuits for the subsequent year. The feud with Strictly Business continued sporadically into 2021, marked by shifting alliances as Aldis was expelled from the group for defending from an attack, leading to the two former rivals teaming up against the remaining members. A notable example occurred on August 31, 2021, during an episode of , where and Aldis defeated and Latimer in a match, highlighting Storm's resilience amid ongoing tensions with the dominant faction. made limited in-ring appearances during this period, focusing on bookings while navigating the storyline fallout from the 2019 loss. In 2022, Storm announced a shift toward semi-retirement from full-time wrestling due to accumulated injuries and his age, transitioning primarily to a non-wrestling role within the NWA. Starting mid-2022, he took on a full-time position as for , joining play-by-play announcer Joe Galli and fellow analyst to provide insightful analysis during broadcasts. His commentary tenure through 2023 emphasized his deep knowledge of NWA history, often highlighting matches involving former rivals like Aldis and members of Strictly Business, while he occasionally teased in-ring involvement without committing to a full return.

Return as Baron Von Storm (2024–present)

In 2024, Tim Storm transitioned from his commentary role to a full-time in-ring competitor in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), adopting the new heel persona of Baron Von Storm to revitalize his character. This change was showcased in his debut match under the new name on April 13, 2024, at the NWA Crockett Cup, where he defeated Mims via submission with the Iron Claw in 6:03. The bout aired on the July 9, 2024, episode of NWA Powerrr, introducing the aristocratic gimmick complete with a prominent mustache, formal attire, and a domineering presence as a villainous nobleman. Baron Von Storm's early momentum continued with tag team partnerships, notably alongside . On June 1, 2024, the duo defeated The Slimeballz (Sage Chantz and Tommy Rant) to secure a number one contender spot for the NWA United States Tag Team Championship during tapings. They followed with additional victories in Powerrr episodes, including a win over Magic Jake Dumas and Zyon on October 26, 2024, taped for the 2 event, emphasizing Storm's tactics and claw-based offense. In October 2024, Baron Von Storm expanded his presence through crossover appearances in affiliated promotions, such as Texas Style Wrestling's "Catch These Stars!" event on October 12, where he competed as part of NWA talent integration. This period also saw teases of broader title pursuits, leveraging his status as a former NWA World Heavyweight Champion to position him for contention in ongoing NWA narratives. Throughout 2025, Baron Von Storm remained integral to NWA storylines, participating in high-profile matches and segments on NWA Powerrr. Notable bouts included a singles victory over Pretty Boy Smooth in April 2025 during an Exodus Pro crossover, and a tag team clash with Brandon Barretta against The Temple of Duum in June 2025. A key segment in September 2025 featured him addressing emerging challengers and the shifting world title landscape following major events like the Crockett Cup, hinting at renewed feuds with top contenders. In November 2025, Storm defeated Daisy Kills by disqualification in a no count-out match on NWA Powerrr after interference, continuing his heel dominance and building toward potential championship opportunities. As of November 2025, he continues as an active NWA competitor, focusing on heel dominance and potential championship pursuits under the promotion's evolving direction.

Personal life

Education and teaching career

Tim Storm began his teaching career in 2000, initially in , where he instructed in subjects such as and , while also serving as a football coach and basketball coach. By the early 2000s, after relocating to , Storm had established a long-term career as a junior high school and teacher at Euless Junior High in Euless, referring to himself as a "storyteller" in the classroom. This educational role has shaped his wrestling persona, with Storm drawing on historical knowledge and narrative skills from to craft compelling storylines and promos in matches. Balancing the demands of with wrestling proved challenging, particularly during his NWA World Heavyweight Championship reign from 2016 to 2018, when frequent travel and appearances strained his schedule; however, he maintained his position by relying on family support and school summer breaks. As of 2025, Storm remains actively employed in his teaching role, with no indications of retirement from education.

Family

Tim Storm is married and serves as a devoted to two children, while also being a grandfather. His , based in , provides crucial support for his wrestling endeavors, enabling him to maintain a demanding schedule in the ring alongside his personal commitments. Storm often incorporated family elements into his public persona, notably through heartfelt tributes to his mother, affectionately known as "Momma Storm," during NWA entrances and promos prior to her death in 2023. These references endeared her to fans, establishing her as a symbolic pillar of his character and highlighting the personal motivations behind his performances. The influence of his family extends to key career choices, such as Storm's decision to forgo earlier retirement plans in order to serve as an inspiration for his children through his continued achievements in .

Championships and accomplishments

National Wrestling Alliance

  • NWA World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) – longest reign in the promotion's modern history (414 days)
  • (2 times)
  • NWA Oklahoma Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
  • NWA Mid-South Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

Professional Championship Wrestling

  • PCW Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
  • PCW Tag Team Championship (5 times) – with (3), The Faithful & Mace Malone (1), The Faithful & James Johnson (1)

Traditional Championship Wrestling

  • TCW Heavyweight Championship (4 times)
  • TCW Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Matt Riviera and

Other promotions

  • Indy World Championship (1 time) – won in the Wringenmiesterschaft tournament (2011)
  • Lone Star Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
  • Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Matt Riviera

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

  • PWI ranked him 449th of 500 active singles wrestlers in 2009

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