On the Raw after WrestleMania 42, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada’s own Ethan Page made the leap from NXT to WWE’s main roster, charting a course that—if he has his way—will lead him to holding the Intercontinental Championship sooner than later. It would be a fitting accomplishment; Page’s time in NXT found him holding the NXT Championship, being the longest-reigning NXT North American Champion, and even having a reign with the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship. He’s a sharply-dressed future star who has the technical acumen and self-determination to become the WWE Superstar he is today.
We know how it gets, though; it can be hard for some to keep up with all of the fresh faces being added to Raw and SmackDown in the time since WWE has left Vegas. Page has an interesting story, one that has seen him wrestle for a number of premiere promotions, as well as founding his own. Before he secures main roster gold, here’s everything you need to know about WWE Superstar Ethan Page.
Ethan Page has been wrestling for two decades
Though he’s only been on WWE programming since 2024, Page’s time as a pro wrestler began in November 2006 on the indie circuit first as Julian Logan. His work has taken him from Ring of Honor and TNA to Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Evolve, and even a stint at All Elite Wrestling.
Ethan Page founded Alpha-1 Wrestling
In 2010, Page founded his own wrestling federation in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, after being fed up of inviting his family to see him wrestle in less-than-flattering venues. Page figured he could throw better shows on his own, and founded Alpha-1 Wrestling, which is running to this day.
Ethan Page is a real-life Karate Man
Page has had a number of gimmicks, including being known as The Karate Man, which was the individual that ended Page’s time in TNA at Hard to Kill in 2021. The character was originally created to make Page’s fellow wrestlers laugh, but was based on Page’s IRL skills; Page is a black belt in both karate and taekwondo.
Ethan Page has been known as #AllEgo since 2014
You know when Ethan Page is in the arena when his theme hits, letting you know about his big ego. Those who’ve followed the performer for over a decade have heard him go by that moniker, but for a time in 2014, he was known simply as #AllEgo. Or, someone who looked like Ethan Page (and Karate Man, coincidentally), was going by #AllEgo.
Ethan Page is the longest-reigning NXT North American Champion
On May 27, 2025, Ethan Page won the NXT North American Championship, kicking off the longest reign (on record) with that championship. Page dethroned the prior record-holder, Oba Femi, by one day, and during his North American Championship reign, he was also one-half of the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Champions alongside Chelsea Green.
Ethan Page has a huge toy collection
While his time in the WWE Universe seems to have slowed down his pace, Page is a serious toy collector, dedicating the bulk of his YouTube page to toy hauls and vlogs.
