Marko Stunt, known professionally as a high-flying wrestler, has achieved titles across various promotions and recently transitioned from his in-ring career to focusing on booking alongside other ventures.
Stunt was an original signing in All Elite Wrestling and a member of Jurassic Express alongside Jungle Boy Jack Perry and Luchasaurus (Killswitch).
Marko Stunt debuted with WrestlePro on November 27.
Marko Stunt was listed as a talent on Chris Jericho's cruise.
Noah Nelms, born on July 30, 1996, in Paragould, Arkansas, and raised in Olive Branch, Mississippi, developed an early passion for professional wrestling, influenced by his father, a former pastor. He began his in-ring career in 2015, training locally and competing for promotions like Cape Championship Wrestling in Missouri. His distinctive high-flying style quickly gained attention, particularly at Game Changer Wrestling’s “Joey Janela’s Lost In New York” event in 2018. This exposure led to his participation in the prominent “All In” independent professional wrestling event in September 2018, where he competed in the Over the Budget Battle Royal. Later that year, he also entered Pro Wrestling Guerrilla’s Battle of Los Angeles tournament.
Stunt’s career reached a significant milestone in 2019 when he made his debut for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) at the inaugural “Double or Nothing” event, participating in the Casino Battle Royal. His performance resulted in a contract with AEW, where he became a founding member of the popular faction Jurassic Express, alongside Jungle Boy (now Jack Perry) and Luchasaurus (now Killswitch). This team quickly became a fan favorite, notable for their unique dynamic. During his tenure, Stunt was also a Booker for Cape Championship Wrestling starting in Summer 2021. He held multiple championships throughout his career, including the CCW Heavyweight Championship twice and the Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship once, showcasing his versatility and dedication.
In July 2024, Stunt made a return to AEW Collision, accepting an open challenge for the TNT Championship, signaling a brief but notable comeback before officially announcing his retirement from professional wrestling on November 1, 2024. Beyond his in-ring achievements, Stunt also contributes to a family podcast, “Stunt Family Podcast,” and is recognized for his “Mr. Fun Size” nickname. Throughout his career, he has been ranked among the top 500 singles wrestlers by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
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