He defeated Little Guido on May 19, 2001 to capture the MPW World title. He held the title for 168 days. On June 1, 2001, Daves and The Dog defeated Big Red Machine and Fake Scotty 2 Hotty by disqualification in a match for All Star Wrestling. He made his second and final appearance for ASW two days later, where he and Joe Kimble lost to The British Legend of Doom and Zebra Kid in a tag team tables match. Return to the EWF (2005–2010) Daves returned to the Empire Wrestling Federation in 2005, where he assumed the roles of booker and agent. On February 18, 2006 at The Battle At Bethel event, he made his in-ring return for the promotion under his Cincinnati Red name, where he and Greg Valentine defeated Syrus and Puma. On May 14, 2006, Red won the first Great Goliath Battle Royal, an annual battle royal held in honor of Pablo Crispin, who competed as The Great Goliath and trained Jesse Hernandez. As a result of winning the match, he was awarded both a trophy and also a match for the Heavyweight Championship. Instead, he forfeited his title match and gave his trophy to Paloma Crispin, Goliath's daughter. Daves remained with the company until 2010, when he was placed on their website's alumni list. Millennium Pro Wrestling (2010) After leaving the EWF, Daves returned to Millennium Pro Wrestling on May 29, 2010 for their Not Another Pointless Reboot event. He faced his former protégé "Lethal" Logan X in a "Hair vs. Badge" match. He was managed by Tex Tunney. Logan proved victorious and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper was given the distinction of cutting Red's trademark hair. Death On March 20, 2015, Jesse Hernandez, who promotes the Empire Wrestling Federation and trained Daves, announced that Daves had died from a heart attack. Championships and accomplishments Empire Wrestling Federation Great Goliath Memorial Battle Royal (2006) Impact Wrestling Federation IWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time) IWF Western States Championship (1 time) Millennium Pro Wrestling MPW Heavyweight Championship (1 time) SoCal Uncensored Awards Wrestler of the Year (1999) United Independent Wrestling Alliance UIWA Heavyweight Championship (1 time) UIWA Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Johnny Hemp References External links Cincinnati Red's IMDB Page Cincinnati Red's MySpace Page 1974 births 2015 deaths American male professional wrestlers People from Athens, Georgia People from Calimesa, California Professional wrestling executives Professional wrestlers from Georgia