- Born
- Nicknames
- The Big F'N Deal
- The Man Beast
- The Rookie Monster
- Rhyno
- The War Machine
- Dr, Kill
- Height5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- While growing up in Detroit, Gerin's father died when he was just fourteen and his mother was working up to three jobs. While still living in Detroit, Gerin made his professional wrestling debut in 1994 in the independent circuit. Then in 1995, he started working for World Championship Wrestling (WCW) as a jobber (someone who loses almost every match).
Soon, he won the World Title for the Pro Wrestling Worldwid (PWW). During this time, he was part of a team called "Thug Life" which had top wrestlers of today such as 'Christian Cage' and 'Joe Legend'.
However, it was in 1999, that Gerin wrestled under the name "Rhino" when he won the Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) World Heavyweight Chmapionship in 1999 and became a star. He thanked Paul Heyman, the former owner of ECW, for making him a star.
When ECW was starting to go out of business, Rhino made his WWF/E (World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment) debut at WrestleMania 17 under slightly different name from his old name: Rhyno.
After being released from the WWE with his good friend _Matt Hardy_, Rhyno is now working Total Non-Stop Action (TNA) Wrestling. There, He won the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) World Heavyweight Championship.- IMDb Mini Biography By: rocknrollunderdawg
- SpouseMirja(1997 - present)
- Trademark move: Side Belly-to-Belly Suplex
- Trademark move: Death Valley Driver
- Trademark move: Arn Anderson Spinebuster
- Finishing move: Gore (Spear)
- Finishing move: Rhino Driver (Spike Piledriver, sometimes off the top rope)
- Has twin nieces Rachel and Sarah
- Former WWF Hardcore champion and WCW United States champion
- Was actually last ECW Heavyweight Champ and ECW Television Champ when the company closed its doors.
- As Rhino Richards, he was a member of an indy faction known as THUG Life, along with Sexton Hardcastle (aka Edge), Christian Cage (aka Christian) & Joe E. Legend (aka Just Joe).
- Previous Managers: Don Callis, Steve Corino, Paul Heyman, Stephanie McMahon, Jack Victory.
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