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Vincent Samuel Hanson is an American Professional Wrestler currently signed to both BATTLE PRO under his stage name Vin Taylor. He portrays a character which is described as a deranged and psychotic individual, trained in multiple styles of wrestling, but enjoys inflicting pain on anyone in anyway possible including himself, this lead to him being given the nickname "The Charles Manson of Professional Wrestling" by commentator Garrett Kingston.

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rdfs:label	Vin Taylor
rdfs:comment	Vincent Samuel Hanson is an American Professional Wrestler currently signed to both BATTLE PRO under his stage name Vin Taylor. He portrays a character which is described as a deranged and psychotic individual, trained in multiple styles of wrestling, but enjoys inflicting pain on anyone in anyway possible including himself, this lead to him being given the nickname "The Charles Manson of Professional Wrestling" by commentator Garrett Kingston.
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Name	Vin Taylor
billed height	6(xsd:integer)
Image size	250(xsd:integer)
Trained by	SHOOT Project
Debut	2012(xsd:integer)
ring names	Vin Taylor
billed from	Sandusky, Ohio
Resides	Sandusky, Ohio
Born	1986-02-24(xsd:date) Dayton, Ohio
Birth name	Vincent Samuel Hanson
billed weight	223(xsd:integer)
abstract	Vincent Samuel Hanson is an American Professional Wrestler currently signed to both BATTLE PRO under his stage name Vin Taylor. He portrays a character which is described as a deranged and psychotic individual, trained in multiple styles of wrestling, but enjoys inflicting pain on anyone in anyway possible including himself, this lead to him being given the nickname "The Charles Manson of Professional Wrestling" by commentator Garrett Kingston.

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