Rhino

Rhyno (Terrance Guido Gerin) is an American Detroit-bred professional wrestler known for being tough, strong, and hard to stop. His finishing move, the Gore, is a powerful spear that has knocked out opponents for nearly 30 years.

Rhino first gained national attention in ECW, where he became one of the promotion’s final standout stars. As the ECW Television Champion and later ECW World Heavyweight Champion, he served as a wrecking ball in the company’s closing days, carrying the world title as the last recognized champion when ECW folded in 2001.

He transitioned to the WWF/WWE shortly after, debuting during the Invasion angle and bringing the ECW World Title with him. While his initial WWE run saw him positioned in the midcard, he remained a physical presence and reliable hand throughout his tenure.

Rhino found arguably his greatest sustained success in TNA/Impact Wrestling, where he competed for over a decade across multiple stints. He captured the NWA World Heavyweight Championship in 2005 by winning a memorable King of the Mountain match at Slammiversary, cementing his legacy as a world champion across multiple promotions.

In TNA, he also held tag team gold and became a dependable veteran presence, forming notable partnerships and rivalries throughout the roster.

Rhino has remained active on the independent circuit and in various promotions, demonstrating remarkable longevity and a willingness to work anywhere that wrestling fans gather.

While not always positioned at the top of the card, his resume as a multi-promotion world champion and his consistency over nearly three decades have earned him respect as a legitimate tough guy and a reliable performer in any locker room.