Nicholas Cvjetkovich

Nicholas Cvjetkovich, a Serbo-Canadian professional wrestler, has made a significant mark in the wrestling world, particularly recognized for his time in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) under the ring name Kizarny on the SmackDown brand. Currently, he performs on the independent circuit as Sinn Bodhi. Cvjetkovich began his wrestling journey under the tutelage of Rob Fuego and Ron Hutchison in Orangeville, Ontario, and he also achieved a black belt at Alex Atkinson's Black Belt Institute.

His professional debut took place in 2000, where he faced El Fuego during the Apocalypse Wrestling Federation's Iron Man Tournament at the Canadian National Exhibition. Following this, he worked with the AWF until early 2001 and took on the alias "Lucifer Love" to compete in Scott D'Amore's Border City Wrestling, cleverly circumventing restrictions on working for rival promotions.

In 2001, Cvjetkovich embarked on a tour of England with Brian Dixon's All Star Wrestling, where he teamed with Canadian wrestler Joe E. Legend to secure victories over notable opponents like Tatanka and Jake Roberts. He later returned to North America, performing for Northern Championship Wrestling and again entering the AWF's Iron Man Tournament while forming a tag team named "High Maintenance" with Fabian Stokes.

Throughout the early 2000s, Cvjetkovich showcased his talent in various promotions, including Twin Wrestling Entertainment, where he faced wrestling icons such as King Kong Bundy and "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan. His dedication culminated in a significant achievement in August 2003 when he captured the ACW Heavyweight Championship while competing in the Maritimes for All Canadian Wrestling.