Trying to understand Jack Ridge is like trying to hold smoke in your hands, the tighter you grip, the faster it slips away. Some say he’s lost his sanity. Others aren’t convinced he ever had it to begin with. And then there are those who look a little deeper and wonder: is he actually a mad genius? Whatever you believe, one thing’s certain — Jack Ridge is never boring. Before he was The Revenant of Chaos, he was The Walking Episode of Jerry Springer, Your Girlfriend’s Favorite Wrestler, and the man proudly billed from Your Mother’s House — Jack Mehoff. But even before the wild nicknames and chaotic swagger, he was just a strange kid growing up with a single mom who worked as a stripper. Jack never quite fit in — not in school, not with the neighborhood kids. But everything changed the day one of his mom’s boyfriends dragged him to a local wrestling show. It wasn’t the spectacle in the ring that hooked him — it was the crowd. Jack saw fans yelling the most ridiculous, twisted things, and decided to join in. He got laughs. He got reactions. And for the first time, he felt like he belonged. He kept his distance from the wrestlers outside the ring — until a rainy night changed everything. His mom forgot to pick him up, and two deathmatch veterans, Snake and Eva Ridge, took pity on him. They gave him a ride home… and something more. A connection. They became family. Road trips followed. Jack was hooked — on the chaos, the camaraderie, the blood and glitter of it all. When Jack turned 18, he begged Snake and Eva to train him. They refused. Said he wasn’t ready. But Jack was relentless. He took every beating, every rejection, and kept coming back. Finally, Snake made him promise: Don’t step into a ring until I say you’re ready. That day never came. Snake vanished under mysterious circumstances. His car was found wrecked on the side of a road. No body. No answers. Just silence. The loss devastated Jack and Eva. She spiraled into darkness. Jack, feeling the need to step up, honored his promise. He didn’t step into a wrestling ring… but he did step into another ring — one wrapped in latex and judged even more harshly by society. Porn. In time, Jack made some questionable choices — none more infamous than the night he struck a deal with a demon. His soul, traded for thirteen years of unmatched success in anything he set his mind to. And that… is where the real story begins. Jack didn’t walk into the adult industry — he crash-landed. At first, he was just another performer. But where others followed the script, Jack ripped it up. He brought wild energy, sharp wit, and a rawness that couldn’t be faked. Fans noticed. Studios took a chance. Suddenly, Jack Mehoff was a name people remembered — whether they wanted to or not. But Jack wasn’t satisfied being just another face on a screen. Behind the scenes, his creativity exploded. He wrote, directed, produced. When no one would greenlight his bizarre, grindhouse-inspired ideas, he started his own company — House of Mehoff — and made them himself. Blood-soaked erotica, haunted love stories, gonzo fever dreams. It shouldn’t have worked. But it did. All the while, Jack kept training. In secret. Quietly. Always alone. He hadn’t forgotten his first love. Wrestling was still in his blood. But Snake had made him promise: not until I say you're ready. And Jack had never broken that promise. Until the day he saw the name FTW. A wrestling company. New, raw, chaotic. But those letters meant something. FTW — the same name Eva and Snake had made famous years ago. New owners. Different world. But to Jack, it felt like the past tapping him on the shoulder. A sign. So he stopped waiting, and he was off to the races. In his first match ever, he won the companies Domain championship. He held onto the title until the company folded. Jack set his sights on IIW, came in and won the TV title and created some controversy by destroying the belt, and entering into a sponsorship with Brazzers, creating the Brazzers Streaming Championship. He started a controversial interview segment called The Casting Couch where Jack's guests didn't even know they would be on the show. He won the Keys to Success match guaranteeing him a shot at any championship at any time. He turned that around to win the IIW World title. He even found his old trainer Snake, stuck in a mental asylum, a victim of debilitating brain damage. Things were looking like things couldn't get better for Jack.... but then 2025 started, the 13 year deal he made with the demon was up. A lie was spread by Solomon Noctourne that Jack had slept with an underage girl. Despite having evidence it was not true, the public turned on Jack and his studio folded. Then, he lost his IIW World Title to Synn. His family, Eva and Snake got locked up. Jack found himself at the lowest of lowes. He announced to the world that "Jack Mehoff is dead" and disappeared. Months later, on a IIW pay-per-view, after a brutal match where Synn defended her IIW World Title, Jack was resurrected as Jack Ridge, with a new woman by his side, Belladonna Blight (a former pro wrestler with a troubled history herself) he took out the Dark Dominion and left no doubts. Jack was Back