6’4” | 292 lbs | Boston, Massachusetts | USA 🇺🇸
Super Heavyweight

Connor O’Reilly didn’t take long to become one of the most important personalities in the Singlet Kings heavyweight division.

At 6’4” and 292 pounds, Connor has everything visually that a super heavyweight is supposed to have: broad shoulders, a huge chest, thick arms, powerful legs and a frame that looks even larger once he pulls on his signature grey singlet.

But Connor’s real appeal is that he doesn’t wrestle like somebody who wants to simply occupy space.

He wants to prove something.

Constantly.

That mentality has already pushed him directly into some of Singlet Kings’ most interesting matchups.

Connor stepped into a major test against Chase Bishop, one of the most complete and established athletes in the roster. Rather than treating Chase’s experience as something to respect from a distance, Connor approached the matchup like an opportunity to immediately measure himself against one of the standard-setters.

That dynamic — younger heavyweight, huge physique, zero interest in waiting his turn — is Connor in a sentence.

His five-minute challenge with Troy showed the same side of him.

Connor likes situations with a clearly defined physical objective because they create nowhere to hide.

Can you take him down?

Can you survive his pressure?

Can you keep him from imposing his size?

Those are the kinds of questions he wants answered.

Physically, Connor is one of the best combinations of mass and athleticism in the roster. He carries nearly 300 pounds without looking sluggish, and his long frame gives him leverage that shorter heavyweights have to constantly account for.

Personality-wise, he is openly cocky.

Not cartoonishly cocky.

Competitively cocky.

Connor genuinely believes he should be wrestling the biggest names available, and he becomes more interesting every time someone gives him the opportunity to prove it.

PHYSIQUE STRENGTHS:
Broad shoulders, massive chest and arms, long heavyweight frame and powerful legs.

WRESTLING STRENGTHS:
Explosive upper-body attacks, forward pressure, leverage and physical pace.

NOTABLE SINGLET KINGS TESTS:
Chase Bishop.
Troy five-minute challenge.
A growing list of heavyweights Connor actively wants next.

SINGLET KINGS IDENTITY:
The challenger.

Connor isn’t waiting for somebody to tell him he has arrived.

He already thinks he has.

Now he wants the rest of the roster to prove him wrong.