Michael
Cichowicz

Facade enters Power Slap as a returning competitor with a background built on two decades of professional wrestling, international competition, and a reputation for toughness and athleticism.

Facade made his Power Slap debut at Power Slap 19 on April 17, 2026, stepping in on just a few days’ notice as a replacement for Kevin Crane. Despite the short preparation window, he embraced the opportunity to compete on the global stage and test himself in a new form of combat sports.

A professional wrestler since 2006, Facade has built an impressive career across the world, currently holding seven professional wrestling championships across six states and two countries, including two world championships defended internationally. He has competed in 10 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, India, Thailand, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Russia, England, and the United States, while spending extended periods living and training in both Japan and India.

Known in professional wrestling circles for his extreme athleticism, acrobatics, and fearless approach, Facade has developed a reputation as a daredevil performer willing to push the limits. His athletic background also includes competitive USPK parkour, kickboxing, and playing halfback at South Allegheny High School.

Facade first began training for Power Slap after attending a combine in May 2025. While he has built a successful career entertaining fans through professional wrestling, he sees Power Slap as an opportunity to embrace the competitive side of combat sports and create new opportunities for himself and his family.

“Pro Wrestling is great and I love entertaining, but I crave that contact and competitive nature. It’s also time I start making real money doing it.”

For Facade, Power Slap represents a new chapter and the potential to expand beyond professional wrestling while continuing to challenge himself as an athlete.

“I’ve always had an interest in combat sports, and this could be a great way to start competing.”

Outside the ring, Facade’s journey has included a variety of jobs while pursuing his wrestling career, including working as a grave digger, cabinet maker, and screen printer before becoming a full-time professional wrestler and personal trainer.

With a relentless mindset, international experience, and a reputation for toughness, Facade enters Power Slap looking to make an impact, provide for his family, and continue proving he belongs among the toughest competitors in combat sports.