He had a heart of gold and would help anyone that needed it. It is through those memories his family has found some peace knowing how loved he was by all. He also wrestled in various promotions, including Titan Championship Wrestling Entertainment, Stand Alone Wrestling, Lucha Riot, would be difficult to describe the man Jimmy was, however, the many tributes and memories left on his Facebook page from friends and family have managed to capture what Jimmy meant to those around him.

More recently he found coaching cheerleaders to become their best was rewarding work, and was holding lessons right up until his passing.Around 2007, Jimmy began training at the Monster Factory Professional Wrestling Training Center under the guidance of Danny Cage, which quickly became his life.In 2019, he became a Professional Wrestler, known to most as “Jimmy the Jester”. In between this and wrestling, he performed stand-up comedy at clubs throughout NJ.In 2004, Jimmy spent the summer working at his aunt’s business, Ace Gymnastics where coaching became another passion of his, here he trained men of all ages and experience levels, including Special Olympics team gymnasts. Following high school, he attended Warren County Community College, working towards a degree in Criminal Justice.In 2005, Jimmy joined the Screen Actors Guild (SAG/AFTRA) where he did local plays, commercials, and small parts in TV, and movies.

James Pasquale James Pasquale, 34, a professional wrestler on the independent circuit, and a gymnastics coach, passed away on Tuesday, April 11, 2023, at his home in Monroe Township, NJ.Born in Easton, PA, Jimmy was raised in White Township, outside Belvidere, NJ, where he was a 2006 graduate of Belvidere High School.

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