began pursuing a career as a personal trainer. O'Toole's physique remains notable in the bodybuilding world because of his symmetry and aesthetics, which have been compared to Shawn Ray and Mike Mentzer. Today, O'Toole owns and operates KO Fitness, a facility located in his home town of North Vancouver, where he continues his profession as a personal trainer. In 1998, he began training with British Columbia mixed martial arts pioneers, Chris Franco, Lance Gibson, and their World Class Team. O'Toole placed 1st, in his Submission Wrestling Bracket, at the 1999 'Fireball Challenge' (formerly the BC Championships). Contest history 1992: Gator's Classic Middleweight Championship, and tied for Overall Champion 1994: British Columbia Light Heavyweight Champion (lost the overall winner due to a scoring error) 1995: Western Canadian Light Heavyweight and Overall Champion 1996: North American Light Heavyweight Champion 1999: Light-Heavyweight Champion, 'Fireball Submission Wrestling References 1965 births Living people Canadian bodybuilders Canadian Métis people Canadian people of Irish descent Métis sportspeople Sportspeople from Vancouver