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Jake Something

Jake Something (born Jacob Doyle; July 25, 1989) is an American professional wrestler signed to (TNA), where he performs under his ring name. Born in , Something stands at 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) and weighs 260 lb (118 kg), debuting in the independent wrestling scene on January 2, 2010. Something's career has been marked by his work across various independent promotions, including , Black Label Pro, and , where he captured multiple championships such as the , BLP Heavyweight Championship, and the Glory Pro Crown of Glory Title on three occasions. In (formerly Impact Wrestling), he initially appeared as Cousin Jake as part of The Deaners before transitioning to his current solo persona in 2021, competing in high-profile matches including challenges for the against in 2025. Known for his powerful athleticism and big-man maneuvers, Something has also participated in TNA's major events like Bound for Glory and , solidifying his role in the promotion's midcard despite setbacks such as an sustained at Bound for Glory 2025, from which he was cleared shortly after.

Early life and training

Early life

Jacob Doyle, professionally known as Jake Something, was born on July 25, 1989, in . Doyle developed a strong interest in during his childhood in , becoming an avid fan amid the vibrant era of the and 2000s. His passion was particularly ignited by , whose performances captivated him and inspired his future career aspirations. Family members played a role in nurturing this enthusiasm; his mother and uncle regularly attended live wrestling events, while his aunt possessed personal photographs with wrestler , further embedding the sport in his early environment. After graduating from high school, Doyle immediately directed his efforts toward entering the wrestling industry, forgoing formal to pursue training opportunities.

Training and debut

Following his high school graduation in 2008, Jacob —later known as Jake Something—relocated to and enrolled in the (ROH) Dojo to pursue training starting in October of that year. At the , Doyle trained intensively for six months under primary instructors and , with support from assistants Grizzly Redwood and , as well as guest trainers including and ; the regimen emphasized core techniques such as bump taking, chain wrestling, aerial maneuvers, and overall match psychology during six-hour daily sessions from Monday to Wednesday. Doyle completed his training in early 2009 and made his professional debut in late April 2009 at a small show in , wrestling under the Jake Shooter. In his initial outings, Doyle adopted various personas including Jacob Hallows and Jake Shooter, competing in short matches across Midwestern promotions, which helped him build experience.

Professional wrestling career

Independent circuit (2010–2017)

Jake Something began his professional wrestling career in 2010 under the Jacob Hallows, initially focusing on competition in Midwestern independent promotions. Teaming with his brother Donnie Hallows as The Pain Killers, they competed in organizations such as CLASH Wrestling, where they challenged for the tag team championships against Too Sweet (Bryce Benjamin and Joey Marx) in 2011. The duo also appeared in events, including multi-person matches and battle royals in 2012, helping establish their presence in the regional scene. By 2013, Hallows expanded to larger platforms, wrestling in dark matches for Ring of Honor (ROH), such as a six-person tag team loss on July 13. He continued in ROH dark matches in 2014, including another six-man tag bout on July 27, while also working in Rockford Pro Wrestling (RPW), where The Pain Killers unsuccessfully challenged for the tag team titles multiple times that year. These appearances, stemming from his training at the ROH Dojo, provided early exposure and honed his all-rounder style blending power and athleticism. In early 2015, transitioning to singles competition, Hallows adopted the Jake Something to better suit his persona, marking a shift from family-oriented tag work to individual pushes in promotions like AAW and territories. He built momentum through matches in Midwestern indies, including -affiliated shows, and by 2016, secured opportunities in (BCW), where he began developing storylines centered on his physical dominance. Throughout 2017, Something captured his first notable singles title in the United Combat Wrestling (UCW) Heavyweight Championship, defeating Hakim Zane on April 8 and retaining it in subsequent defenses, showcasing his growing reputation as a powerhouse competitor. He also competed in Superkick'D events that year, engaging in high-impact singles bouts that highlighted his evolution, while navigating the typical rigors of the independent circuit, including frequent travel across the Midwest for low-paying bookings. These years solidified his foundation before transitioning to national television exposure.

Impact Wrestling (2017–2022)

Something made his television debut for Impact Wrestling on the March 23, 2017, episode of Impact!, competing as in a losing effort against then-World Heavyweight Champion in a non-title match. After additional dark and enhancement appearances in 2017 and 2018, including a loss to on the May 13, 2017, episode of Impact Xplosion, Something signed his first contract with the promotion in April 2019 and was repackaged as "Cousin Jake," immediately paired with returning veteran to form the The Deaners. The duo adopted a comedic , portraying rural cousins with a beer-swilling, backwoods persona that emphasized their underdog status and folksy camaraderie. The Deaners quickly established themselves on the undercard, making their in-ring debut as a team on the May 31, 2019, episode of Impact Wrestling by defeating the Desi Hit Squad (Rohit Raju and Raj Singh) via pinfall. This victory kicked off a prolonged feud with the Desi Hit Squad throughout much of 2019, featuring multiple tag team encounters that highlighted The Deaners' brawling style against their opponents' technical and cultural clash dynamic, including a non-televised win at Rebellion in April 2019. The team continued building momentum into 2020, integrating into the surreal Wrestle House segment series where they feuded with the oversized tandem XXXL (Larry D and Acey Romero), culminating in chaotic tag matches that spilled from the storyline's isolated setting back to the main roster. A high point came on May 26, 2020, when The Deaners challenged The North (Josh Alexander and Ethan Page) for the Impact World Tag Team Championship in a unique "Battle of the Deaner Compound" match filmed at Deaner's family farm; despite the home-field advantage and environmental stipulations involving farm equipment, The North retained the titles via pinfall after interference and a sequence of high-impact moves. The partnership unraveled at Final Resolution on December 12, 2020, during a tag team match against Eric Young and Joe Doering, when Cody Deaner shockingly turned on Cousin Jake with a low blow and assisted beatdown, aligning himself with the villainous duo and dissolving The Deaners in a pivotal character shift for Deaner toward a more intense persona. In the aftermath, aired on the January 5, 2021, episode of Impact Wrestling, the betrayed partner shed the "Cousin Jake" moniker and hillbilly trappings, reemerging as Jake Something with a no-nonsense, power-focused character that drew on his independent circuit background of hard-hitting, athletic brawling. This evolution positioned Something as a midcard singles competitor, engaging in feuds that showcased his strength, such as a series of matches against Ace Austin in early 2021, including a multi-man scramble at Hard to Kill where Something eliminated Austin before being pinned by the eventual winner, and ongoing tensions with the Desi Hit Squad remnants like Rohit Raju. Something also pursued main roster opportunities, competing in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet battle royal at Bound for Glory on October 24, 2020—prior to his rebrand but as part of escalating team tensions—and qualifying for multi-man qualifiers leading to events like Slammiversary XVII in July 2019, where The Deaners participated in a tag team gauntlet. Something's final run included a tag team outing at Hard to Kill on January 15, 2022, teaming with Mike Bailey against Ace Austin and Madman Fulton in a losing effort to the Bullet Club's El Phantasmo and Chris Bey, and a singles win over Raju on the February 3, 2022, episode of Impact Wrestling. His tenure concluded at Sacrifice on March 5, 2022, with a victory over Madman Fulton in a singles match. With his contract set to expire at the end of February 2022, Something announced on March 7, 2022, via social media that he had become a free agent, expressing gratitude to Impact for the opportunities while opting not to renew amid the promotion's ongoing talent roster adjustments.

Excursions to AEW and NJPW (2022)

Following his release from Impact Wrestling in March 2022, Jake Something pursued freelance opportunities to gain broader exposure and explore his potential as a singles competitor after years primarily in roles. He made his (AEW) debut on the May 10 episode of , where he lost to in a 4:30 match via the . Something continued his run with competitive but unsuccessful outings, including a 5:53 loss to on June 28, highlighted by Sydal's aerial offense leading to a pinfall victory, and a loss to Danhausen on July 19 in a stylistic clash that showcased Something's power against the challenger's unorthodox approach. These dark match appearances allowed Something to network within AEW, where he noted the welcoming atmosphere and respect from talent, reinforcing his proactive approach to creating booking opportunities through direct outreach. Transitioning to New Japan Pro-Wrestling's American program, Something debuted on during the Collision tapings on May 15, 2022, losing to in an 8:27 bout that tested his resilience against King's hard-hitting style. His appearances continued with a loss to on the September 3 High Alert episode, a match emphasizing gritty exchanges, followed by defeats to on October 27 at The Night Before Rumble on 44th Street (14:17) and on November 5 during New Japan Showdown. These bookings, often involving travel to taping locations like for Strong episodes, provided Something with exposure to strong-style wrestling principles, allowing him to adapt to the promotion's emphasis on stiff strikes and endurance while building his singles profile on an international stage. Something described the experience as a strong fit, contrasting it with his prior tenure and highlighting the freelance flexibility that enabled such cross-promotional work.

Return to TNA Wrestling (2023–present)

Jake Something made his return to TNA Wrestling at Slammiversary on July 15, 2023, entering as the surprise sixth participant in the Ultimate X match for the TNA X Division Championship, marking his re-entry as a singles competitor after a year away from the promotion. Throughout 2024, Something solidified his position on the TNA roster with high-profile matches, including a TNA X Division Championship challenge against Mustafa Ali at Rebellion in April, where he showcased his power-based style in a competitive bout. He also participated in multi-man tag team matches, such as teaming with Rhino and Cody Deaner against Mustafa Ali and the Grizzled Young Veterans on the April 18 episode of TNA iMPACT!, highlighting his role in ongoing factional storylines. In early 2025, Something received a TNA World Championship opportunity against Joe Hendry on the February 13 episode of TNA iMPACT!, positioning him as a credible main event contender ahead of larger events. Later in 2025, Something entered a feud with TNA International Champion Steve Maclin, first competing in a three-way title match also involving Mance Warner on the July 12 episode of TNA iMPACT!. This led to a singles title challenge at TNA Emergence on August 15, 2025, where Maclin retained the championship. On January 19, 2025, at , Something defeated NXT's Ashante "Thee" in a pre-show singles match via his finisher, Into the Void, in a quick but dominant performance that underscored his momentum heading into the year. However, just one week later on January 26, 2025, Something suffered a torn bicep injury prior to a event in , , forcing him to undergo surgery in and sidelining him for several months. As a result, he vacated the DPW , which he had held since October 2024, due to being medically unable to defend it. Something returned to TNA television on the June 19, 2025, episode of TNA iMPACT!, intervening to fend off Mance Warner and Steph De Lander during their confrontation with Tommy Dreamer, signaling his re-entry into active storylines. By October 2025, while balancing TNA commitments, he achieved a significant milestone outside the promotion by winning the Carolina Classic tournament at Deadlock Pro-Wrestling's event on September 14, 2025, defeating Trevor Lee, Calvin Tankman, and LaBron Kozone in the finals to earn a DPW World Championship opportunity. This victory led to a steel cage match against champion Adam Priest on October 19, 2025, at DPW Super Battle in Charlotte, North Carolina, where Something defeated Priest to win the DPW World Championship for a second time. Something's TNA contract, originally a three-year deal signed upon his 2023 return, extends through at least the summer of 2026, allowing continued development within the promotion. His recent activities, including a strong showing in the Call Your Shot Gauntlet at Bound for Glory on October 12, 2025—where he entered at number 13 and eliminated several competitors before being sprayed with green mist in the eyes by Rosemary and subsequently eliminated—have contributed to an ongoing push toward main event prominence, with creative emphasizing his athleticism and in-ring reliability. He was medically cleared from the eye injury on the November 6, 2025, episode of TNA iMPACT!. On November 14, 2025, at TNA Turning Point, Something defeated Mance Warner and The Home Town Man in a three-way match.

Championships and accomplishments

Championships

Jake Something's championship career spans multiple independent promotions, where he has captured singles and titles emphasizing his power-based style. His reigns often featured extended defenses against top competitors, contributing to his reputation as a dominant force on the indie scene. In AAW: Professional Wrestling Redefined, Something secured the on September 1, 2022, by defeating Mat Fitchett at Destination . He held the title for 364 days until losing it to Davey on August 31, 2023, at an AAW event in a 9:58 match. During this reign, Something made multiple successful defenses, solidifying his status as a champion in the promotion. He also held the AAW Heritage Championship (1 time, won May 31, 2019, vs. , held until September 7, 2019, 99 days) and the AAW Championship (1 time, with Stallion Rogers, won October 29, 2021, held until February 18, 2022, 112 days). Earlier in his career, Something teamed with Phil Atlas to win the BCW Can-Am Championship on March 3, 2018, holding it for 217 days before dropping the titles on October 6, 2018. Key matches included their successful defenses against local tag teams, showcasing Something's versatility in tag competition. He later captured the BCW Can-Am Championship on October 7, 2023, and remains the reigning champion as of November 2025, with a tenure exceeding 760 days marked by defenses against challengers like those in BCW's heavy-hitting roster. In (DPW), Something won the DPW World on October 13, 2024, by defeating , holding it for 118 days until vacating it on February 8, 2025, due to related to personal health challenges and family medical needs. He reclaimed the title in his second reign on October 19, 2025, defeating Adam Priest in a steel cage match at Super Battle, and continues to defend it as of November 2025. Additionally, he held the DPW World from March 10, 2024, to December 8, 2024, for 273 days, partnering with Mike Bailey as Speedball x Something, with notable defenses in tag festival events. Something has also held the Glory Pro Wrestling Crown of Glory Championship on three occasions (specific reigns: first in 2018, second 2020, third 2023, with multiple defenses each). In Black Label Pro, he won the BLP Heavyweight Championship once (reign from 2021 to 2022, approximately 200 days). Other notable reigns include the Superkick'D Championship (4 times) and Superkick'D King of the Championship (2 times), along with the Freelance Wrestling Legacy Championship (1 time). During his tenures in Impact Wrestling/TNA from 2017–2022 and 2023–present, Something did not win any championships, focusing instead on midcard and storylines without title success. From 2010 to 2017, Something accumulated several titles in regional promotions, though none in or ROH-affiliated groups. Notable reigns include the VIP (two reigns: July 10–October 16, 2010, 98 days with Donnie Hollows as The Hollowed Souls; November 20, 2010–June 18, 2011, 210 days as The Pain Killers), defeating teams like local duos in tournament finals but losing to emerging factions. In XICW, he won the XICW on October 13, 2013, as Jacob Hollows, holding it 27 days before dropping it to a cruiserweight challenger; the XICW (two reigns: May 31–October 4, 2014, 126 days; January 17–May 9, 2015, 112 days, both with Donnie Hollows as The Pain Killers), with key victories over veteran pairs and losses in multi-team matches; and the XICW Xtreme Intense (two reigns: January 9–April 17, 2016, 99 days; August 6, 2016–March 18, 2017, 224 days, as Jacob Hollows), defending in hardcore bouts against intense opponents like those in no-DQ stipulations before relinquishing due to booking changes. He also held the WAR from October 6, 2012, to January 19, 2013 (105 days with Donnie Hollows as The Pain Killers), winning via pinfall in a title unification match but losing to a rival . Overall, Something has accumulated numerous championship reigns across various promotions. His most defended title is the (with as The Deaners), held from December 7, 2019, to April 24, 2022, for 869 days, featuring numerous defenses in Wrestling events against teams like The Dirty Vets.

Awards and honors

Throughout his career, Jake Something has received several recognitions from industry publications and promotions for his performances, particularly in independent wrestling and Wrestling. In the (PWI) Top 500 rankings, he was placed at No. 297 in 2024, reflecting his rising profile following a strong year in multiple promotions. By 2025, his ranking improved significantly to No. 133, acknowledging consistent high-level matches and contributions to TNA's roster during 2024-2025. In the (WON) Awards for 2024 (announced in 2025), Something and tag partner Mike Bailey earned votes for of the Year, finishing 287th overall for their efforts in (DPW). This nod highlights their impactful teamwork in a year that saw them capture the DPW World Championship. On the independent circuit, Something has been spotlighted for his potential and style. Voices of Wrestling featured him in a 2019 interview as part of their "Interviews with Independents" series, recognizing his early career trajectory after training at the dojo and competing across promotions like AAW and from 2010 to 2017. During this period, he built a reputation through over 200 documented matches, establishing himself as a reliable power performer in the Midwest indie scene. In DPW, Something has earned promotional honors through tournament victories, including the Carolina Classic in both and , where he outlasted fields of top independents to claim the titles and earn title shots. Overall, his encompasses approximately 754 matches across independents, , and excursions, marking milestones like his 500th bout in 2023 during an AAW return.

In wrestling

Wrestling style and moveset

Jake Something employs an wrestling style characterized by a blend of , , and bursts of athleticism, leveraging his billed of 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) and weight of 260 lb (118 kg) to dominate opponents. His in-ring approach emphasizes hard-hitting brawling with explosive offense, allowing him to transition seamlessly between ground-based control and high-impact strikes. His primary finishing move is the , a spinning side slam executed with rotational to drive opponents into the mat, often referred to as Into the Void. He also utilizes the Something Bomb, a sitout that plants foes forcefully after a vertical . Among his signature maneuvers, Something frequently employs a , a charging corner spear that spears opponents with momentum from the opposite ring post; multiple suplex variations such as and overhead belly-to-belly for chain wrestling sequences; and lariats including short-arm clotheslines for high-impact knockdowns. These moves highlight his versatility in mixing technical precision with . Something's style evolved notably after his 2022 excursions to AEW and NJPW, shifting from tag team-oriented roles in Wrestling—where he often relied on coordinated double-team —to a singles-focused powerhouse persona emphasizing individual athletic bursts and strong-style influences from his appearances. This progression allowed him to showcase greater solo dominance upon his return to in 2023.

Gimmicks and personas

Throughout his early independent wrestling career from 2010 to 2016, Jake Something performed under the Jake Holmes, portraying a generic powerhouse character focused on physical dominance without elaborate thematic elements. This straightforward persona allowed him to establish himself on the indie circuit through matches emphasizing strength and athleticism in promotions like . Upon signing with Impact Wrestling in 2017, Something adopted the "Cousin Jake" persona as part of the The Deaners alongside , embodying a comedic cousin archetype billed from the rural "Deaner Compound." Vignettes highlighted their backwoods lifestyle on a setting, complete with humor and family-oriented antics that played into the team's underdog dynamic through 2022. This contrasted his prior generic role, adding levity and character-driven storytelling to their tag division run. Following his 2023 return to TNA Wrestling (formerly Impact), Something evolved into the hardened singles veteran persona of "Jake Something," a resilient powerhouse reflecting his career perseverance after time away from the promotion. This iteration emphasizes a no-nonsense, battle-tested edge, particularly highlighted in his 2025 in-ring comeback after a torn bicep injury sidelined him for months. The character draws on a ambiguity around his name, positioning him as an force in the roster. Nicknames such as "The Something" and "Cousin Jake" have punctuated his personas, with the former tying into his current enigmatic veteran role and the latter evoking his tag team days. Entrance themes have adapted accordingly, featuring custom tracks that amplify the energy of his powerhouse style during solo appearances.

Personal life

Family

Jake Something has been in a committed with , which became publicly known in early 2025. In January of that year, Leah underwent , during which Something provided significant emotional and practical support as her primary . Something's father passed away in 2021, marking a profound loss for the family that left a lasting impact on his personal life. His mother influenced his lifelong passion for through family exposure to the sport, including photos from live events his parents attended and his aunt posing with as a child, fostering his early fandom and eventual pursuit of the career.

Health challenges and advocacy

In 2022, Jake Something publicly disclosed his ongoing battle with , which had intensified following the suicide of his father in 2021, leading to feelings of guilt, anxiety, and recurring waves of intense episodes that disrupted his daily life and professional commitments. He described the condition as a long-term struggle compounded by personal demons, emphasizing how it affected his ability to perform routine tasks and maintain his wrestling career. On January 26, 2025, Something suffered a torn biceps injury during an independent wrestling event in Houston, Texas, necessitating and an extended recovery period. He underwent successful on February 11, 2025, to repair the injury, after which he launched a campaign to cover medical expenses and related financial burdens, raising over $11,500 toward a $30,000 goal as of February 2025 with support from fellow wrestlers and fans. In late January 2025, he announced a temporary hiatus from wrestling to focus on rehabilitation, highlighting the physical and financial toll of the setback. At Bound for Glory on October 12, 2025, Something sustained an eye injury after being sprayed with green mist by during the Call Your Shot Gauntlet match. He was cleared to return to in-ring action by November 6, 2025. Something has used his platform for advocacy, particularly through personal statements encouraging others in the wrestling community to seek support and openly discuss their struggles with . In his 2022 disclosure, he shared a message of solidarity, stressing that conversations are essential in an industry prone to emotional strain, though he has not affiliated with formal organizations. His approach centers on storytelling to foster resilience and awareness, drawing from his own experiences to inspire peers facing similar challenges. Demonstrating recovery and determination, Something returned to Wrestling in June 2025, resuming in-ring action after five months sidelined by the , and continued competing in events by October 2025, underscoring his commitment to overcoming health obstacles.

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