Background: A UWA original, T Money began his tenure in the promotion alongside longtime friend and tag team partner Psyko Stevo as the original Bloodhounds. When Stevo left the promotion, T Money's career skyrocketed, his feuds with Rage and Panther over the Intercontinental and Universal Titles respectively being among some of the main causes for the company's rise in popularity. Stevo's return in 2005 marked a turning point in the career of the Harlem Hellraiser, as he and Stevo tries, unsuccessfully, to reform their Bloodhound tag team. The union came to an abrupt and startling end when Money attacked Stevo, then the Light Heavyweight Champion, with a sledgehammer, leaving him beaten and bloody before destroying his championship belt. Soon after, Money put together the Bloodhound International, comprised of up-and-comers Antonio Banks and Onyx--christened the New Bloodhounds by T Money. Since that time, much of Money's energy has gone to building the strength of his organization, spending much time overseas building international contacts. With his recent dealings with Chinese businesswoman Ping Yee, BHI's stock is one to watch for the near future.