Gauntlet for the Gold where he was eliminated by Jeff Jarrett. The following week, LeRoux suffered a neck injury while working on the independent circuit, and was initially told that he needed surgery. He consulted a second doctor, however, and underwent seven months of physical rehabilitation without surgery until his neck healed. From April to July 2004, LeRoux travelled south to Orlando, Florida and appeared occasionally on TNA's secondary television show Xplosion. LeRoux also competed for a number of independent promotions, including Georgia Championship Wrestling and NWA Wrestle Birmingham and made a number of appearances in Deep South Wrestling. Retirement (2006–present) LeRoux has also worked as a cartoonist, and his work has been featured in multiple publications and websites including Pro Wrestling Illustrated and The Wrestler. During his tenure in WCW, he drew a series of single-panel comics for WCW Magazine called Lashing Out. After retiring from professional wrestling, LeRoux became a pastor. Personal life LeRoux has two brothers, older brother Joseph and younger brother James, and younger twin sisters, Terri and Sherri Creswell. LeRoux married his high school sweetheart, Elizabeth, on December 22, 1997. LeRoux is close friends with fellow WCW alumni and Misfits In Action stablemates Bill DeMott and Chavo Guerrero Jr., and Jerry Tuite (until Tuite's death). Growing up, LeRoux was a fan of Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Bob Armstrong, Arn Anderson, and the Four Horsemen. LeRoux is Christian. Championships and accomplishments Pro Wrestling Illustrated PWI ranked him #111 of the top 500 best singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2000 World Championship Wrestling WCW World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Lieutenant Loco Notes and references See also The Misfits in Action External links 1976 births American cartoonists American male professional wrestlers Cajun sportspeople Living people People from Oxford, Alabama Professional wrestlers from Alabama 20th-century professional wrestlers 21st-century professional wrestlers WCW World Tag Team Champions