It was then that he first saw the WWF on television. Being in complete awe of the product, he then bought every WWF tape and any other wrestling tapes he could. From that point until this very day, Frankie's life has revolved around wrestling. The action figures, the CD's, the magazines, the tapes, he had it all.

His first heroes of the mat were guys like Ricky Steamboat and Tito Santana. As he grew older, eventually, Bret and Owen Hart, Shawn Michaels, Sean Waltman, and various others, gave Frankie the inspiration to fulfill his life-long dream of becoming a professional wrestler.

While fellow high school classmates were planning out there college aspirations, Frankie was secretly trying to figure out how a skinny 145 lb. kid could ever become a sports entertainer. After researching wrestling schools all around the world, he, upon recommendation by none other then Bret Hart, chose the Killer Kowalski institute of professional wrestling.

The only problem was that Killer's school was located in Malden Massachusetts, and Frankie was in Southern California. Viewing this as a small obstacle, Frankie worked for over a year to help save up money for school. In early 1998, Frankie packed up everything he had, and drove over 3000 miles to the Northeast.

When he arrived, he really had arrived. From the first day of training, he knew this was his destiny. He knew that he really was born under the sign of pro wrestling. Not worrying about where to live or sleep, Frankies only concern was wrestling. He completely engulfed himself in the business. It was then that he learned that to rise to the top of this business, he must learn all styles, and truly become a chameleon of the sport.

Walter, "Killer" Kowalski was there with him every step of the way, as the two developed a great life long friendship. Having his first few matches in the New England area, Frankie was pretty much forced to return to the Sunshine State.

Upon his arrival, he began working with various independent promotion, but quickly found a home in the EWF. At the time, it was run by Bill Anderson and Jesse Hernandez. Frankie continued to develop his own style, and quickly made a name for himself in Southern California.

Over the last few years, Frankie has wrestled pretty much all over the country and then some. In March of 2001, Frankie began teaming with former ECW star Nova (now known as Simon Dean in WWE). The formed the tag team Evolution, and quickly took the tag team world by storm.

In 2003 Frankie competed on worldwide pay per views for WWA. Also in 2003 Kazarian started wrestling in TNA Wrestling and Ring of Honor. While in TNA Frankie feuded with such names as AJ Styles, Chris Sabin and the 3 Live Kru ( Ron Killings, BG James and Konnan). He also formed a very good tag team with the man formerly known as Michael Shane and now known as Matt Bentley. With Tracy Brooks by their side they were strong competition to the entire TNA roster.

In 2005 Frankie made his WWE debut and quickly became a force on the WWE Smackdown roster. He was undeafeted in WWE competition. He defeated several former WWE Cruiserweight champions in successive weeks including Paul London, Nunzio and Funaki. While in WWE he also defeated former WWE tag team and Lightheavyweight champion Scotty 2 Hotty.

With WWE and TNA Wrestling matches under his belt, movies and television, Frankie is just in the beginning stages. This is the life he was born to live, as his blood type really is wrestling. Frankie Kazarian IS the future of wrestling, and the future looks good.