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Jake Atlas

Jake Atlas, whose real name is Kenny Marquez, is an American professional wrestler and former gymnast born on October 5, 1994, in El Monte, California. Best known for his time in WWE's NXT developmental brand from 2019 to 2021, Atlas gained prominence as the first openly gay male wrestler signed to a major American promotion, openly identifying as such prior to his WWE debut. His athletic background in gymnastics and cheerleading informed his high-flying, agile in-ring style, highlighted by signature moves like the Cartwheel DDT. After a hiatus from wrestling beginning in 2021 due to mental health challenges, Atlas has expressed interest in a potential return as of late 2024, crediting therapy for his progress, and remains inactive but optimistic as of 2025. Atlas began his professional wrestling career in 2016 on the independent circuit in California, training at the Santino Bros. Wrestling Academy and competing for promotions such as (PWG), (GCW), and (APW). During this period, he captured several titles, including the APW Universal Heavyweight Championship and APW Junior Heavyweight Championship, establishing himself as a promising technician with influences from Mexican traditions absorbed from his family's fandom. He attended a WWE tryout in December 2018 and signed with in October 2019. In WWE, Atlas primarily performed on NXT and 205 Live, competing in the cruiserweight division and advancing in the 2020 NXT Cruiserweight Title Tournament by defeating and before losing to . He also challenged established stars like and feuded with , while appearing on Undercover Boss: Celebrity Edition with , an experience that profoundly impacted his life and career outlook. Atlas requested and received his release from WWE in March 2021, citing personal struggles, before briefly signing with (ROH) in June 2021. Following his ROH stint, Atlas stepped away from in-ring competition in September 2021, stating he could no longer continue due to rather than . He joined (AEW) in January 2022 but suffered a major during a match, leading to his release in November 2022 amid personal legal issues, including a domestic charge that was dropped in June 2022. Since then, Atlas has focused on recovery, reflecting publicly on how WWE's pressures affected his identity and well-being, while receiving praise from executives like for his talent despite challenges related to his sexuality.

Early life and training

Childhood and family background

Kenny Marquez, known professionally as Jake Atlas, was born on October 5, 1994, in . As a child of descent, his family maintained strong ties to culture, particularly through his parents' shared enthusiasm for wrestling, which they experienced firsthand during visits to venues like Arena Coliseo in . His mother, who grew up in , played a key role in fostering this cultural connection within the household. Raised in the area of , Marquez experienced a close-knit family dynamic, including an older brother who further introduced him to American professional wrestling around age seven. The family shared a passion for wrestling that became a bonding activity, reflecting their heritage. However, his pre-teen years were marked by personal challenges, including frequent anxiety attacks stemming from a family history of disorders. From a young age, Marquez displayed an athletic build suited to physical activities and pursued and , aspiring to Olympic-level competition in . He briefly trained as a UFC fighter before transitioning to wrestling. Eventually standing at 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm) tall and weighing approximately 200 pounds (91 kg) as an adult, these attributes highlighted his early gymnastic and tumbling interests.

Introduction to wrestling and training

Jake Atlas's interest in professional wrestling was sparked early in life through his family's enthusiasm for the sport, particularly his parents' fandom of lucha libre, which exposed him to the high-flying and cultural significance of the style during family viewings and trips to events in . This familial connection, rooted in his heritage, fostered a deep appreciation for wrestling's athleticism and storytelling, laying the groundwork for his own pursuit of a career in the industry. Atlas began his formal training in mid-2014 at the Santino Bros. Wrestling Academy in , after a brief stint at the EF , where he honed fundamental skills. At Santino Bros., he trained under instructors including and Douglas James. The academy's rigorous program emphasized technical proficiency and in-ring safety, aligning with Atlas's background in and , which enhanced his agility for maneuvers like flips and counters. He adopted the "Jake Atlas" during this period. A significant setback occurred in January 2015 when Atlas suffered a broken vertebra in his neck during a session, a potentially career-ending injury that sidelined him for six months without requiring . Despite the physical and emotional toll, the incident fueled his determination, as support from fellow trainees motivated him to return stronger and more focused on proving his resilience in the demanding world of . This perseverance culminated in his official in-ring debut on August 6, 2016, marking the transition from trainee to competitor under the Jake Atlas moniker.

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (2016–2019)

Atlas made his professional wrestling debut on August 6, 2016, at a Santino Bros. Wrestling event, defeating Robby Phoenix by disqualification. Early in his career, he primarily competed in California-based promotions such as Santino Bros. Wrestling (SBW), (CWFH), (EWF), Orange County Championship Wrestling (OCCW), (APW), (PWG), and (GCW), where he established a reputation for his high-flying, acrobatic style influenced by his background. In GCW, he secured victories such as over Jimmy Lloyd on July 26, 2019, and challenged for the GCW World Championship against on November 24, 2019. Notable early singles matches included victories over Douglas James and in 2016, as well as a win against Jacob Diez in PCW ULTRA in 2017. In 2017, Atlas formed the Aerial Instinct with fellow high-flyer Lucas , debuting in promotions including CWFH and APW to showcase their synchronized aerial maneuvers and fast-paced offense. engaged in key feuds, such as against ( and Hoss Hogg) in Ground Zero Wrestling events throughout 2017 and 2018, and a high-profile lucha-style match in CWFH against The Spirit and the Stars (Espiritu and Astro Viejo) in January 2018, where they demonstrated double-team spots like wheelbarrow-to-senton combinations but ultimately lost via a shooting star press. Another significant tag team bout occurred on October 20, 2018, at an Wrestling Series event, where Aerial Instinct faced Ray Rosas in a match, ending in a disqualification loss that highlighted their resilience and athleticism. These matches helped build Aerial Instinct's reputation for innovative high-flying sequences, including handstands, handsprings, and Riley's Flatliner paired with Atlas's forearm. Atlas also pursued singles competition during this period, feuding with wrestlers like , , and Adrian Quest across various promotions, which further solidified his standing in the indie scene. In December 2018, he captured the SBW Championship by defeating , marking his first title win and demonstrating his growth as a versatile performer. Atlas achieved his first championships in APW in 2019. On June 15, 2019, at APW's Bay Arena Bash in , he defeated Jungle Boy to win the APW Junior Heavyweight Championship, holding the title for 48 days with successful defenses that emphasized his speed and aerial prowess before vacating it on August 2, 2019. Later that evening at APW SuckaFree, Atlas dethroned to become the APW Universal Heavyweight Champion, a reign lasting 105 days during which he made at least one notable defense on September 27, 2019, at APW War at the Shore, defeating Pentagon Jr., Rey Fenix, and in a four-way match to retain the title. The title was vacated on November 15, 2019, amid his rising profile. As Aerial Instinct wound down in late 2018, Atlas shifted focus to singles bookings in promotions like PCW ULTRA, where he won the UltraLight Championship on January 18, 2019, in a multi-man match against Douglas James and others. His consistent performances, including appearances in (PWG) and other high-profile indies, garnered attention from major promotions, leading to WWE tryouts in late 2018 and throughout 2019.

WWE NXT (2019–2021)

Atlas signed with WWE in October 2019 following his success on the independent circuit. He trained at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, preparing for appearances on the NXT brand. His television debut occurred on the April 1, 2020, episode of NXT, where he lost to Dexter Lumis in a singles match. On April 12, 2020, Atlas was announced as a participant in the Interim NXT Cruiserweight Championship tournament, a round-robin format to crown a placeholder champion during the absence of the injured titleholder. In Group A, he secured victories over Drake Maverick on April 22 and Tony Nese on May 13, advancing his record to 2-0. However, he was eliminated on May 27 in a triple threat match against Kushida and Maverick, with Maverick winning the bout to claim the group. Atlas's tournament performance highlighted his high-flying style and technical ability, earning him recognition as a promising cruiserweight competitor. Throughout , Atlas engaged in several competitive singles matches on NXT, including a loss to "Swerve" Scott on July 29 and a subsequent victory over Scott on December 9. These encounters showcased intense rivalries within the midcard division. In October , Atlas initiated a feud with NXT Cruiserweight Champion and his stable, , after being attacked by the group during a segment. The storyline escalated when Atlas earned a title shot, facing Escobar on the November 11 episode of NXT in a hard-fought match that ended in defeat via pinfall, though Atlas impressed with his resilience against interference from Legado members. In January 2021, Atlas partnered with Isaiah "Swerve" Scott for the tournament, representing a shift toward opportunities amid NXT's emphasis on faction dynamics. The duo competed in the first round on January 13, falling to the debuting MSK ( and ) in a fast-paced opener that underscored Atlas's versatility in multi-man formats. Atlas's time in NXT concluded amid personal challenges. On August 6, 2021, released him from his contract, a decision he had requested months earlier due to ongoing struggles exacerbated by his professional experiences. On September 15, 2021, Atlas publicly announced he was stepping away from to prioritize his well-being after five years in the industry.

Ring of Honor and AEW (2021–2022)

Following his release from WWE in August 2021, Jake Atlas made a one-off appearance for Ring of Honor (ROH) at the Death Before Dishonor XVIII event on September 12, 2021, where he lost to Taylor Rust by submission in a match lasting 6:55. Atlas signed a multi-contract deal with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) in late December 2021, marking his return to the ring after a brief step away. He made his AEW in-ring debut on the December 28, 2021, episode of AEW Dark: Elevation, defeating Serpentico in a singles match. This was followed by his televised debut on the January 7, 2022, episode of AEW Rampage, where he faced Adam Cole but lost after 9:39 when Cole hit a knee strike and applied the figure-four leglock. During the match against , Atlas suffered a legitimate when he awkwardly landed after a attempt from the , tearing his and ; he continued the bout but was visibly hampered, requiring an MRI and eventual surgery in February 2022 that sidelined him indefinitely. On May 23, 2022, Atlas was arrested in , and charged with misdemeanor domestic battery after an altercation with his partner, during which he allegedly scratched the victim's arm and ripped his shirt; he was released from jail the same day on $500 bond with conditions prohibiting contact with the victim and requiring a substance abuse evaluation. AEW released Atlas from his contract later that month amid the incident. The charges were dropped on June 28, 2022, when prosecutors declined to pursue the case, citing insufficient evidence.

Retirement and post-wrestling activities (2022–present)

Following his departure from All Elite Wrestling (AEW) in mid-2022 due to injury and the legal incident, Jake Atlas entered an extended hiatus from professional wrestling, focusing on mental health recovery and addressing the knee injury sustained in January 2022. Atlas has maintained inactivity in the ring since mid-2022, with no reported bookings or appearances across major promotions. In interviews during 2024 and 2025, he has openly addressed his time away, emphasizing personal growth through therapy. On December 30, 2024, Atlas credited three years of therapeutic work for bringing him peace, stating, “I’m very thankful for my therapist and the work that I have done... has allowed me to find peace in my life.” He expressed openness to a wrestling return “if it was the right time and right place,” while prioritizing reconnection with the industry as a fan. In a September 2021 interview reflecting on his tenure shortly after his August 6, 2021 release, Atlas revealed that he had proactively requested his release a month prior, underscoring that “my comes first and I am suffering.” In the same context, he discussed Triple H's supportive stance on his sexuality, noting how the executive's assurance that it “didn't matter” provided validation during a challenging period, though it also highlighted broader industry dynamics. As of November 2025, Atlas continues to focus on personal recovery without any confirmed plans for a wrestling comeback, remaining receptive to opportunities that align with his .

Personal life

Ethnic heritage and identity

Jake Atlas, born Kenny Sanchez Marquez in , identifies as Mexican American, with his rooted in his mother's upbringing in before she immigrated to the . This familial connection to has been a cornerstone of his , as his mother shared stories of her life there and passed down traditions centered on Mexican and bonding. A key family tradition involves wrestling spectatorship, with Atlas's parents attending live events at Arena Coliseo in during their childhoods, an experience they later recounted to their children. Growing up in a where Mexican was a staple, Atlas was immersed in its vibrant and athleticism from a young age, which broadened his appreciation for cultural expression and resilience—values he associates with his dual heritage. His own brief residence in further deepened this bond, as he attended lucha libre shows in , experiencing the communal energy firsthand. Atlas has reflected on how his Mexican roots intersect with his American upbringing, emphasizing the role of family narratives in maintaining cultural ties amid everyday life in the U.S. He credits these influences for shaping a that values and , distinct from his professional pursuits, and has publicly highlighted the importance of honoring immigrant family stories to preserve ethnic .

Sexuality and advocacy work

In February 2018, Jake Atlas publicly came out as through a social media statement and subsequent interviews, where he expressed pride in using his platform as a rising wrestler to support others facing similar struggles. He revealed that his decision was tied to winning the 2017 Rookie of the Year award, stating, "I am proud to fulfill my promise of coming out publicly about my sexuality to be a voice for those that struggle with this issue like I have for many, many years." Atlas also opened up about his battles with and anxiety, which intensified after a 2015 injury and included attempts, noting that coming out represented a step toward and helping others embrace their identities. During his time in from 2019 to 2021, Atlas became the first openly male wrestler signed to the promotion, experiencing a supportive environment regarding his sexuality. Prior to his debut, assured him that "your sexuality doesn’t matter here," a comment Atlas initially viewed as affirming equality but later reflected upon as diminishing the potential to highlight LGBTQ+ representation in the industry. Atlas has actively advocated for greater LGBTQ+ visibility in professional wrestling through interviews, emphasizing that he wants to be recognized primarily for his athletic ability rather than his sexual orientation. In a 2020 People magazine feature for Pride Month, he stated, "You're not going to watch me because I'm gay. You're going to watch me because I'm good," while crediting fellow out wrestler Sonya Deville for mutual encouragement in navigating the industry. He has positioned himself as a role model, aiming to inspire acceptance and demonstrate that gay wrestlers can succeed on merit, without his identity overshadowing his in-ring work. In May 2022, Atlas was arrested in on a domestic charge following a verbal argument with his partner that escalated to a physical altercation; he was released the same day with no-contact conditions. The charges were dropped in June 2022. As of December 2024, Atlas has credited therapy with helping him achieve peace and process his mental health struggles over the past three years, expressing openness to using his voice for advocacy in wrestling if the opportunity arises.

Championships and accomplishments

Major championship reigns

Atlas's first major championship reign came in Santino Bros Wrestling (SBW), where he defeated Brody King to win the SBW Championship on December 21, 2018, at the Bah Humbug event in Bell Gardens, California. His 239-day reign featured several successful defenses, including a notable victory over Slice Boogie on March 15, 2019, at the Can't Knock the Hustle event, showcasing his technical prowess and resilience against power-based opponents. The title was lost to Ray Rosas on August 17, 2019, at the Put Up or Shut Up event in Bell Gardens. Atlas then captured the PCW ULTRA Championship on January 18, 2019, at the A2K19 in Wilmington, , winning a five-way match for the vacant title against Douglas James, Eli Everfly, Fidel Bravo, and The Oracle. His 357-day reign included defenses such as against TJ on , 2019, at the No Quarter . The title was lost to Douglas James in a three-way match also involving Dom Kubrick on January 10, 2020, at the All Systems Go . Transitioning to All Pro Wrestling (APW), Atlas captured the APW Junior Heavyweight Championship by defeating Jungle Boy (Jack Perry) on June 15, 2019, at the Bay Area Bash event in . This 80-day reign had no recorded defenses, as Atlas vacated the title on September 3, 2019, shortly after pursuing heavier competition. Atlas's most prominent title run was as APW Universal Heavyweight Champion, which he won by defeating on August 2, 2019, at the SuckaFree City event in , pinning him with a crucifix reversal of a Samoan drop. The 1,066-day reign, one of the longest in the title's history, included high-profile defenses such as a four-way victory over Penta El Zero Miedo (Pentagon Jr.), Rey Fénix, and on September 27, 2019, at an APW event, highlighting his ability to compete against international stars. The championship was vacated on July 3, 2022, amid Atlas's from in-ring competition due to injury. During his tenures in (2019–2021), , and (2021–2022), Atlas did not win any major championships.

Other achievements and recognitions

In 2020, Atlas participated in the Interim Tournament, where he secured a victory over in the Group A opener on April 22, before advancing to face Kushida on May 6 and on May 13. The following year, Atlas entered the 2021 partnering with Isaiah "Swerve" Scott, though they were eliminated in the first round by MSK ( and ) on January 13. Atlas received media attention in 2020 for his contributions to LGBTQ+ representation in , including a feature in magazine's issue where he shared his coming-out story and experiences as an openly gay performer. His high-flying style also drew praise in wrestling publications, highlighting his athleticism and potential as a standout NXT during interviews that year. On the independent circuit prior to his WWE tenure, Atlas achieved notable tag team success as part of Aerial Instinct alongside Lucas Riley from 2017 to 2018, competing in promotions like and Advanced Wrestling Entertainment, where their aerial maneuvers earned acclaim for innovative and fast-paced matches. Following his 2022 due to injury, Atlas has been recognized in recent interviews for his resilience, crediting therapy with aiding his recovery and expressing openness to a potential wrestling return in discussions from late 2024.

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