and Pat Buck in a six man tag team match losing to Aesthetic Males (Beefcake Charlie, Damian Gibbs and Mike Del) in a match for the WrestlePro promotion. He has not wrestled since 2016. Currently Maven is the manager for rising star and ISPW Champion Justin Corino. He previously was the manager for the superstar Danny Morrison, where he also managed the wrestler who held the Heavyweight Championship. Television career In July 2005, Huffman was featured in episode three of MTV's The 70s House where he and other WWE wrestlers competed in a game of dodge ball. In March 2006, it was announced by VH1 that Huffman would be a participant in the sixth season of The Surreal Life. On the first episode, he was picked by the existing castmates as the seventh and final cast member in a "15 More Minutes of Fame Reality Hunk Pageant," beating four other reality "hunks", including former American Idol contestant Corey Clark. Subsequently, Huffman was a host for a show on BET J called BET's J List. He also appeared on the Home Shopping Network's weekday morning show, HSN Today, as its exercise and wellness expert as well as the co-host of HSN's NFL Pro Football Fan Shop. Filmography Personal life Huffman's father is African-American and his mother was Argentinian. After his mother died, he was adopted by his maternal uncle and his wife. According to fellow professional wrestler Konnan, Huffman is his nephew. On July 29, 2021, Maven stated during an interview with Chris Van Vliet that he’s not related to Konnan. Huffman graduated from Wilson Memorial High School in Fishersville, Virginia before attending Eastern Mennonite University. Prior to becoming a professional wrestler, Huffman was a middle school teacher at Twality Middle School in Tigard, Oregon. On April 2, 2012, Huffman was arrested in Florida after police revealed that he was doctor shopping due to an addiction to oxycodone and hydrocodone. He was released on a $2,000 bond and faced up to 5 years in prison if convicted of doctor shopping. On April 11, Huffman revealed that he was seeking help for his addiction and underwent WWE's former talent rehabilitation program. In September 2013, Huffman was working as a bouncer in New York City. Maven was an account executive with the Brooklyn Nets basketball team until September 2019. On July 29, 2021, Maven stated during an interview with Chris Van Vliet that