Trey Miguel

Trey Miguel, born Trey McBrayer on August 30, 1994, in Toledo, Ohio, is an American professional wrestler who has built a career around high-risk, high-flying offense. Since debuting in Impact Wrestling in 2019, he has become a cornerstone of the X Division, winning its championship four times as of 2026. His matches are defined by breakneck pace and aerial maneuvers. He is known for his energetic persona and his role in the popular faction The Rascalz, which blended skate-punk aesthetics with daredevil wrestling. Miguel remains one of the most decorated wrestlers in TNA's modern era, with a style that captivates audiences worldwide.[edit]

Miguel grew up in Toledo, Ohio, and fell in love with wrestling early. He trained at the Absolute Intense Wrestling (AIW) school, learning from veterans on the Ohio independent scene. His early career took him through promotions like AIW, Combat Zone Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, where he developed a reputation for high-flying, acrobatic moves. In 2018 and 2019, he wrestled for WWE's NXT brand under the name Trey Miguel, competing in matches that showcased his athleticism. Though he did not sign a full-time contract, the exposure helped him refine his craft. He returned to the indies and soon caught the attention of Impact Wrestling, which signed him in 2019.[edit]

Miguel debuted in Impact Wrestling in 2019 and quickly became a standout in the X Division. On July 18, 2020, at Slammiversary, he defeated Ace Austin to win his first Impact X Division Championship, a breakthrough moment. He formed the faction The Rascalz with Dezmond Xavier and Zachary Wentz, which became a fan favorite for its high-energy style. Miguel won the X Division title a second time at Rebellion in April 2022, and a third at Against All Odds in June 2023. In 2024, he captured the TNA World Tag Team Championship with Zachary Wentz and won the X Division Championship for a fourth time at Bound for Glory in October. He also held the TNA International Championship. As of 2026, Miguel remains a top star in TNA Wrestling, competing in main events and continuing his legacy in the X Division. He has also wrestled for Pro Wrestling Noah in Japan and made appearances on WWE's NXT brand.[edit]

Miguel is known for his high-flying, acrobatic style and bright, graffiti-inspired ring gear. He is often portrayed as a cocky, energetic character who takes risks in the ring. The Rascalz faction, with its skate-punk vibe, developed a dedicated fanbase sometimes called Rascalz Nation. On social media, he is hype-focused, promoting his matches and merchandise while interacting with fans. His Instagram handle is @thetreymiguel, where he has over 40,000 followers. He also has over 30,000 followers on X (Twitter). Audiences connect with his daredevil approach and his underdog journey from the indies to TNA stardom.[edit]

Trey Miguel currently holds no placement in the iFANN Global Top 1,000 rankings or any scope-specific list as of August 2026. The iFANN Global Fame Engine evaluated his profile but determined he does not yet command the specific volume of global search signals and media consumption required for a published ordinal position. His standing remains solidly within the tier of highly respected niche performers who drive massive engagement in their specific circuits without crossing into general global celebrity metrics. Fans connect with Miguel through the raw energy of his X Division matches and his visible resilience following a severe knee injury that sidelined him earlier this year. This narrative of returning to Thursday Night iMPACT after a long absence has resonated deeply within the wrestling community, creating a wave of organic support rather than a branded movement. There is no formalized name for his fanbase; they operate under the broader umbrella of TNA supporters and independent wrestling enthusiasts who follow his career on platforms like Reddit and Instagram. While some segments of the audience rally around his skate-punk aesthetic and the Rascalz faction history, these groups do not organize under a singular moniker like 'The Miguelites.' Instead, the fandom expresses itself through direct social media interaction, celebrating his milestones and reacting to his controversial departure from AEW before his eventual return to TNA. The lack of a formal title reflects an audience that values the performer's work and story over organized branding, engaging primarily through standard wrestling news channels and personal social feeds.[edit]

Born Trey McBrayer on August 30, 1994, in Toledo, Ohio, Miguel stands 5 feet 8 inches tall and delivers a high-risk aerial style defined by his signature Meteora double-knee facebreaker from the top rope. He is a core member of The Rascalz, a stable famous for its 1990s skate and punk aesthetic, and maintains a close personal bond with Zachary Wentz, who is also his brother-in-law. Fans often spot his bright, graffiti-inspired ring gear in every match. Beyond the ring, Miguel has competed in Japan for Pro Wrestling Noah. A defining chapter of his modern legend involves a severe right kneecap fracture sustained in April 2026 during a tag match against Order 4. After months of recovery and public discussions about mental health struggles, he made a surprise return on August 13, 2026, teaming with Rich Swann and BDE. Another pivotal moment occurred in early 2026 when his release from AEW followed anti-gay comments, a controversy that marked a sharp turning point in his career before his re-signing with TNA later that year. These events have cemented his reputation not just as a high-flyer, but as a figure known for navigating extreme professional highs and lows.[edit]

Miguel has a daughter, born in 2022. He has spoken about how fatherhood changed his perspective on life and wrestling, stating in a 2023 interview, "Being a father changed my whole perspective. It's not just about me anymore." His sister is married to fellow wrestler Zachary Wentz, making Wentz his brother-in-law. Details about his parents and other siblings are not publicly known.[edit]

Zachary Wentz is his tag team partner and brother-in-law. Dezmond Xavier was his stablemate in The Rascalz. Steve Maclin has been a longtime rival. Ace Austin has been both a rival and tag team partner. Mike Bailey is another frequent rival.[edit]

Trey Miguel has a daughter, born in 2022, with a woman whose name has not been made public. They are not reported to be in a relationship. As of 2026, Miguel is single and not publicly dating anyone. He has no other known public relationships.[edit]

As things stand in 2026, iFANN currently estimates Trey Miguel's net worth at $750 Thousand. This valuation reflects his steady accumulation of wealth since securing multiple X Division titles starting in 2020. His primary revenue stream originates from his TNA Wrestling contract, which combines base salary with bonuses tied to pay-per-view appearances and merchandise performance. Additional income flows from independent bookings and direct sales of his own merchandise at live events and online stores. No major external endorsement deals are publicly documented for the wrestler. Research by the iFANN Editorial Team places his financial trajectory between $500,000 and $1 million, driven by his consistent presence in the spotlight and his status as a decorated athlete in TNA's modern era.[edit]

Trey Miguel has won the TNA X Division Championship four times, the TNA World Tag Team Championship once, and the TNA International Championship once. These are his major championship wins as of 2026.[edit]