History Trivia / LowKi

* RealSongThemeTune: Music/TupacShakur's "Realist Killaz".

** Wrestling/PaulHeyman wanted to bring him into Wrestling/{{ECW}}. However, because it was during the period the promotion was going out of business, he chose not to.

** Wrestling/PaulHeyman wanted to bring him to Wrestling/{{ECW}}. However, because it was during the period the promotion was going out of business, he chose not to.

** He was supposed to debut in Wrestling/{{ECW}} during the period it was going out of business but due to said period, Wrestling/PaulHeyman opted not to bring him in.

** He was supposed to compete in Wrestling/{{ECW}} during the period it was going out of business but due to said period, Wrestling/PaulHeyman opted not to bring him in.

** He was supposed to debut in Wrestling/{{ECW}} during the period it was going out of business but due to said period, Wrestling/PaulHeyman opted not to.

* CareerResurrection: His reacquisition of the X Division title after being convinced to not retire and return to TNA. The same goes for his current run in MLW.
* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time with Wrestling/LayCool. The trio was sometimes called ''[=LayKavOol=]''.

** Along with [[Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter MVP]], [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] brought Low Ki into WWE as he wanted to face him, even going as far as to pitch to WWE about entering a program with him in that Ki would either be an imposter or a masked wrestler. However, the program didn't come to be as either Kaval suffered an injury that put a halt to the plans or WWE just weren't interested in the proposed feud. Come 2010, Kaval competed in NXT Season Two with Wrestling/LayCool (Wrestling/{{Layla}} & Wrestling/MichelleMcCool) as his Pros while Rey was the World Heavyweight Champion.

* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time in ''Wrestling/LayCool''. The trio was sometimes called [=LayKavOol=].

** Along with [[Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter MVP]], [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] brought Low Ki into WWE as he wanted to face him, even going as far as to pitch to WWE about entering a program with him in that Ki would either be an imposter or a masked wrestler. However, the program didn't come to be as either Kaval suffered an injury that put a halt to the plans or WWE just weren't interested in the proposed feud. Come 2010, Kaval competed in NXT Season Two with Wrestling/{{LayCool}} (Wrestling/{{Layla}} & Wrestling/MichelleMcCool) as his Pros while Rey was the World Heavyweight Champion.

* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time in ''Wrestling/LayCool''. The trio was sometimes called {{LayKavOol}}.

* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time in ''Wrestling/LayCool''. The trio was sometimes called LayKavOol.

* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time in ''Wrestling/LayCool''. The trio was sometimes called Layvacool.

** Along with [[Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter MVP]], [[Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr Rey Mysterio]] brought Low Ki into WWE as he wanted to face him, even going as far as to pitch to WWE about entering a program with him in that Ki would either be an imposter or a masked wrestler. However, either Kaval suffered an injury that put a halt to the plans or WWE just weren't interested in the proposed feud. Come 2010, Kaval competed in NXT Season Two with Wrestling/{{LayCool}} (Wrestling/{{Layla}} & Wrestling/MichelleMcCool) as his Pros while Rey was the World Heavyweight Champion.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: His WWE run as Kaval was a whole mess of what could have been from the minute he won NXT Season 2. First and foremost, the Genesis of [=McGillicutty=] was probably going to be the angle that got Kaval (even more) over with the crowd, as he could have dominated them or played a large hand in taking them down. Or at least in theory, but the debut was so botched that the angle was scrapped before it even began. With no story for him, Kaval was functioning as a jobber for ''three months straight'', until he just got fed up with it and asked for his release.
** Though if you look at how [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] was handled, Kaval might have gotten himself a huge break had he been a bit more patient with WWE management and not expect his big chance to be handed to him on a platter right off the bat.

*** To be fair, he has in the past screwed himself out of championship opportunities and main event matches due to a noted lack of patience. Even though he was forced out of WWE that was not immediately known to the public.

* CareerResurrection: His reacquisition of the X Division title after being convinced to not retire and return to TNA.

* MoneyDearBoy: According to a podcast, he confirms his {{WWE}} run as this.

* FanNickname: The belt bitch, during his time in Laycool. The trio was sometimes called Layvacool.

*** He was actually fired and was forced to say he asked for his release. Guys who were with him at that time such as MVP (who was released around the same time) came to his defense in interviews and said WWE creative refused to do anything with him or had anything for him and told him to say he asked for it and that he was also at his best behavior at that time. WWE has done similar to Wrestling/JimRoss, [[ButtMonkey both before and after the Kaval incident.]]

*** He was actually fired and was forced to say he asked for his release. Guys who were with him at that time such as MVP (who was released around the same time) came to his defense in interviews and said WWE creative refused to do anything with him or had anything for him and told him to say he asked for it and that he was also at his best behavior at that time. WWE has done similar to Jim Ross, [[ButtMonkey both before and after the Kaval incident.]]

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: His WWE run as Kaval was a whole mess of what could have beens the minute he won NXT Season 2. First and foremost, the Genesis of [=McGillicutty=] was probably going to be the angle that got Kaval (even more)over with the crowd, as he could have dominated them or played a large hand in taking them down. Or at least in theory, but the debut was so botched that the angle scrapped before it even began. With no story for him, Kaval was functioning as a jobber for ''three months straight'', until he just got fed up with it and asked for his release.

*** He was actually fired and was forced to say he asked for his release. Guys who were with him at that time such as MVP (Who was released around the same time) came to his defense in interviews and said WWE creative refused to do anything with him or had anything for him and told him to say he asked for it and that he was also at his best behavior at that time. WWE has done similar to Jim Ross, [[ButtMonkey both before and after the Kaval incident.]]

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: His WWE run as Kaval was a whole mess of what could have beens the minute he won NXT Season 2. First and foremost, the Genesis of [=McGillicutty=] was probably going to be the angle that got Kaval over with the crowd, as he could have dominated them or played a large hand in taking them down. Or at least in theory, but the debut was so botched that the angle scrapped before it even began. With no story for him, Kaval was functioning as a jobber for ''three months straight'', until he just got fed up with it and asked for his release.

*** To be fair, he has in the past screwed himself out of championship opportunities and main event matches due to a noted lack of patience.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Like Daniel Puder before him, only without the obvious incident to explain what the stick did not like about him. Long story short, he was not the [=McMahon=]'s choice to win NXT but according to fan votes carried him to the end despite being booked as a comedic punching bag with the worst win loss record of the rookies Kaval. After his loser joke status was taken further and WWE went so far as to mock the fans that voted for him, even after he had left the company since "they had nothing for him."

*** He was actually fired and was forced to say he asked for his release. Guys who were with him at that time such as MVP (Who was released around the same time) came to his defense in interviews and said WWE creative refused to do anything with him or had anything for him and told him to say he asked for it and that he was also at his best behavior at that time.

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Like Daniel Puder before him, only without the obvious incident to explain what the stick did not like about him. Long story short, he was not the McMahon's choice to win NXT but according to fan votes carried him to the end despite being booked as a comedic punching bag with the worst win loss record of the rookies Kaval. After his loser joke status was taken further and WWE went so far as to mock the fans that voted for him, even after he had left the company since "they had nothing for him."