Adam Garcia started out as a professional Judoka in his hometown of Malaga, capturing the Andalusian championship on multiple occasions, and representing Spain in a few international competitions, earning himself the nickname of the " Spanish Ace" in the process when he received the gold medal at the 2018 World Championships. It was around this time that the sports entertainment industry hit Spain, "Triple W" had been on the scene in Madrid for a couple of years, and little by little other companies joined in, with Ichiban Pro Wrestling, commonly known simply as Ichiban, recruiting Garcia as one of its first members.

The transition from Judo to Wrestling was smooth, taking his first gimmick, Garcia wrestled under the persona of Oryol, a masked wrestler focused on submissions and submission grappling rather than the characteristic Mexican style we are all familiar with. A Gimnick that would not be long-lasting, as although he was loved by the public and was on the verge of stardom on the Spanish indie scene, García would sustain an injury to his right shoulder which would keep him out of action for over a year and a half. Upon his return the crowd had found other wrestlers to love, and a recently recovered Garcia, still unaccustomed to the public's ease at switching heroes to root for, was devastated. Lashing out at the champion "Insane La Ira" and tearing off his own mask, he showed the world his true self, and took on the persona we now know.

Soon after, he snatched the championship from Insane's hands, becoming the company's youngest heavyweight champion in 2020 at the age of 18 and defending his title around the country for over a year before vacating it and taking the next step in his career.

Garcia's overseas debut would begin with Carnage Pro Wrestling, where he would taste defeat for the first time against Masafumi Satake, but after just two matches the Japanese company would fall into ruin, with no home to return to, Adam received the offer that would change his life, RAZOR Wrestling, a company based in Las Vegas and headed by Bones. After an impressive debut, Garcia maintained one of the longest winning streaks in the company until losing in a Supermarket Brawl to Brogan Duffy after interference from Ace Sky and Ollie Maverick.

After four months in the company, Garcia would win his first title abroad after an expedition with RAZOR to the UK, where he defeated "The Cant" Tom Canterbury for the UWK title.

Following the company's bankruptcy, Garcia has made the jump to numerous companies, such as FTW, XHW, and svO where he is currently the Heavyweight champion and has remained undefeated in singles matches since his debut.

1. Technical prodigy: The "Mad Bull" developed his technical skills throughout his career as a professional judoka in Spain. A sport that has given him a great arsenal of submissions and keys to dominate the rhythm of the fight.

2. The Specialist: If the Midas touch could turn anything it touched into gold. Garcia has the power to turn anything into a weapon. From the ring steps, to the commentator's table. He has even used a swordfish during a supermarket brawl (Yes...this is true, you can check it out on RAZOR). It was the time in the company that adapted him to fight in any situation, whether it be a normal match, or one where you have to put your opponent inside a word ass brazen bull called the “brazen raccoon” (And yes...this is also true, also happened in RAZOR).

3. A Bull’s tenacity: One thing the crowd would never be able to complain about is Adam Garcia's endurance. His stamina and stubbornness allow him to withstand impacts that would get a three count from any other wrestler. Garcia is considered by some to be a 2.9 specialist.

1. Short Temper: The Mad Bull is called that for a reason. His mental state clearly depends on his winnings. A defeated Garcia, sunk to the bottom of the rankings, is a more irascible Garcia than ever, which can help his opponent if he takes advantage of it... Or perhaps be the reason for his downfall.

2. insecurities: Adam has not had it easy in his life. In the beginning of his career the public loved him until he was suddenly dumped by them after an injury. His hatred of the fans stems from that, though they are not the only ones who have cast him aside, his anger has a tendency to consume him and for most of the last few years he has secluded himself in an attempt to protect his core. The persona used during his bouts has simply been a product of that. Maybe in the distant future, Garcia will return to the person he was. For now though, don't expect him to watch your back if you pair up in a tag-team match.

3. Cockiness: Let's face it, being on top of the world during your youth can take its toll on someone's personality. Garcia is no stranger to this, during several matches in which he had the upper hand, he has lost focus and even spent his time trash-talking his opponent or the crowd. A smart opponent would wait for Adam to drop his guard before taking control of the bout.

"Point Em Out"- That Mexican OT

Point Em Out blasts through the arena, shaking the walls as a tidal wave of red and gold lights crashes over the crowd. Boos and cheers blend into a roaring cacophony, rising in anticipation as the spotlight slices through the haze of red smoke enveloping the entrance ramp. For a moment, the arena is alive with tension and energy, and then, as the smoke clears, Adam García steps into view, basking in the electric response from the fans. A devilish smirk stretches across his face as he points boldly at the title strapped around his waist, the silver gleam catching the light.

With each step he takes, the roar of the crowd builds, and the lyrics pulse through the arena like a battle cry

García’s eyes narrow as he cracks his neck from side to side, his movements deliberate, calculating. He stalks toward the ring with the poise of a bull ready to strike a Matador.

The intensity in the air grows thicker as García lowers into a menacing stance, mimicking the powerful charge of a bull, his eyes never leaving the ring. Then, with a sudden burst of energy, he springs to his feet, his muscles coiled and ready to unleash hell. The crowd responds in kind, chanting along with the song’s anthem-like fury as García marches down the ramp.

He slides smoothly under the bottom rope, his gaze unwavering, his presence filling the arena. In a flash, he’s on his feet, already standing tall in the corner, prepared for the next battle that awaits him.

1. Running V Trigger

2. Elevated Boston Crab

3. Rolling Lariat

4. Octopus Stretch

5. Sharpshooter

6. Snap Mare into Penalty Kick

7. Running Double Foot Stomp

8. Tiger Suplex into + Cattle Mutilation

9. Half and Half Suplex

10. Michinoku Driver

11. Moonsault

12. Chest slaps / Forearm strike contest into a low blow or an eye pole

13. Miscellaneous Enzuigiri

14. Miscellaneous Dropkicks

15. Combination of elbow attacks to the back of the head (Blackpool Combat Club style)

16. Gargano Escape

17. Figure Four

18. Avalanche Falcon Arrow

19. Sling Blade

20. Delayed Brainbuster

21. Suicide Dive

22. European uppercut rush

1. Ira (Phoenix splash)

2. King's Judgment(Hidden Blade)

3. Iberian Lock (Arm-trap crossface)

4. Bull's Horns (Kamigoye)

5. Estampida (Helluva Kick)

1. Grand Finale (Blade Runner)

2.Gloria Ibérica(Liontamer)