Ethan Page

3.1. Early Career (2006-2012)

Julian Micevski commenced his professional wrestling training in 2006 under the tutelage of Rip Impact and Ernie Moore. He often credits Michael Elgin as his mentor, stating that a significant portion of his early experience was gained by traveling with Elgin on the road. Micevski made his official professional wrestling debut on November 12, 2006, at a Pure Wrestling Association event held in Brantford, Ontario. Performing under the ring name Julian Logan, he competed in a four-way match that was ultimately won by Indy Soldier.

3.2. Independent Circuit (2013-2024)

Page extensively competed on the independent wrestling circuit, achieving significant success in various promotions. On December 30, 2013, he formed a tag team with Michael Elgin known as Men of the Year (MOTY). They captured the AAW Tag Team Championship at the "One Twisted Christmas" event by defeating Kung Fu Manchu (Louis Lyndon and Marion Fontaine) and Zero Gravity (Brett Gakiya and CJ Esparza).

In 2014, Page began wrestling for Evolve. At Evolve 84, he challenged Zack Sabre Jr. for the Evolve Championship but was unsuccessful. During the summer of 2017, Page teamed with ACH to form the Troll Boyz. On September 22 at Evolve 92, the Troll Boyz defeated the Lethal Enforcers (Anthony Henry and JD Drake) to win the Evolve Tag Team Championship. However, their reign was short-lived, as they lost the titles the following day at Evolve 93 to Doom Patrol (Chris Dickinson and Jaka). Page subsequently departed from Evolve on September 28.

On May 22, 2015, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG) held its annual one-night Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament (DDT4). Page participated in this tournament alongside Josh Alexander, reforming their previous team under the name Monster Mafia. In the first round, they defeated World's Cutest Tag Team (Joey Ryan and Candice LeRae) to simultaneously win the PWG World Tag Team Championship. Monster Mafia were eliminated from the tournament and lost the titles to the Beaver Boys (Alex Reynolds and John Silver) in the second round.

3.3. Ring of Honor (2014)

In 2014, Micevski made several appearances for Ring of Honor (ROH) under the ring name Ethan Gabriel Owens. On April 18, he secured a victory over Zizou Middoux in a Future of Honor match. However, on April 25, in a match taped for ROH TV, he was defeated by Silas Young. During the "Road to the Best in the World" events, Page faced Tommaso Ciampa on June 6 in Carbondale, Illinois, suffering a defeat. The following night, on June 7, in Collinsville, Illinois, he defeated Middoux in the opening match.

On July 18, during night two of the Summer Heat Tour in Cincinnati, Ohio, Page competed in a four-way match which was won by R.D. Evans and also included Matt Taven and Moose. On July 26, in a match taped for ROH TV, Page teamed with his long-time tag team partner Josh Alexander as Monster Mafia, but they were defeated by the then-ROH World Tag Team Champions, ReDRagon (Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish). His stint in ROH during this period culminated on September 6 at All Star Extravaganza VI, where Monster Mafia were part of a four corner survival tag team match alongside Moose and Evans, The Decade (Adam Page and B. J. Whitmer), and Caprice Coleman and Takaaki Watanabe.

3.4. Impact Wrestling (2017-2021)

Julian Micevski's time in Impact Wrestling saw him debut under a unique character before establishing himself as a significant tag team force and a prominent heel.

3.4.2. The North (2019-2021)

On the April 12, 2019, episode of Impact!, Ethan Page reunited with his former independent circuit tag team partner, the debuting Josh Alexander. They reformed their previous team, Monster Mafia, now renamed The North, and made their in-ring debut as a duo, defeating jobbers El Reverso and Sheldon Jean.

On July 5 at the Bash at the Brewery 1 event, The North achieved a significant milestone by defeating The Latin American Xchange (Santana and Ortiz) to win the Impact World Tag Team Championship for the first time. Their initial reign was historic, lasting an impressive 380 days, making it the longest in the title's history. They eventually lost the titles to The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin). The North, however, quickly regained the championships at Bound for Glory later that year, but their second reign was brief, as they lost them again a few weeks later to The Good Brothers (Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson).

As Page prepared for his departure from Impact Wrestling due to his contract expiring, a storyline was developed where he began to blame Alexander for their losses, leading to the eventual breakup of The North. Page's final appearance in Impact Wrestling was at Hard to Kill in January 2021, where he was metaphorically "killed" by his alter-ego, The Karate Man, in a unique cinematic match designed to write him off television.

3.5. All Elite Wrestling / Return to ROH (2021-2024)

Following his departure from Impact Wrestling, Julian Micevski signed a three-year contract with All Elite Wrestling (AEW), marking a new chapter in his career.

3.6. WWE (2024-present)

Ethan Page made a surprise WWE debut on the May 28, 2024, episode of NXT. He immediately made an impact by attacking NXT Champion Trick Williams and revealing himself as the mastermind behind prior attacks on Noam Dar and Oro Mensah of Meta-Four, thereby establishing himself as a prominent heel character. The following week, he officially signed with the NXT brand and, as part of his contract terms, received an immediate title match against Williams for the NXT Championship at NXT Battleground. However, he failed to capture the title on this occasion.

On the June 18 episode of NXT, Page participated in a 25-man battle royal to determine the number one contender for the NXT Championship at NXT Heatwave. Early in the match, he was attacked by Mensah, resulting in both men exiting the ropes. Later that night, Page defeated the battle royal winner Je'Von Evans, claiming he was never officially eliminated from the battle royal. With Page, Evans, and Shawn Spears (who had defeated Williams in a non-title match) all having claims to a title shot, NXT General Manager Ava scheduled a fatal four-way match for the championship at NXT Heatwave on July 7. In a chaotic finish, Page inadvertently fell onto Evans after Williams delivered a Trick Shot (a running knee strike), pinning Evans to win the NXT Championship. This victory established a record for Page, as he won the championship in the quickest time (40 days) following his NXT debut. With this triumph, Page declared that his reign would be known as the "Era of Ego."

His first title defense occurred on the July 16 episode of NXT, where he successfully retained his championship against Dante Chen, though he was attacked by Mensah after the match. At Week 2 of NXT: The Great American Bash on August 6, Page again defeated Mensah, successfully defending his title and concluding their feud. At NXT No Mercy on September 1, Page successfully defended his title against TNA Wrestling's Joe Hendry, with Williams serving as the special guest referee. At Week 1 of NXT's CW premiere on October 1, Page lost the NXT Championship to Trick Williams (with CM Punk as the special guest referee), ending his reign at 86 days.

On the October 15 episode of NXT, Page competed in a triple threat number one contender's match for the NXT Championship against Evans and Wes Lee, emerging victorious. The resulting title match took place at NXT Halloween Havoc on October 27, contested as a Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal Devil's Playground match, but Page failed to regain the title from Williams. On the November 26 episode of NXT, Page defeated Axiom to qualify for the Iron Survivor Challenge at NXT Deadline on December 7, though the match was ultimately won by Oba Femi. Two days later, he was unsuccessful in his bid to defeat NXT North American Champion Tony D'Angelo for the title. Heading into 2025, Page's feud with Je'Von Evans continued, culminating in a match at NXT Vengeance Day, where Page defeated Evans.

4.1. Finishing Moves

• Ego's Edge (a variation of the Razor's Edge): This move sees Page position his opponent's head between his legs, lift them into a Canadian backbreaker position on his shoulder, then extend his arms high to throw the opponent forward, slamming them onto the mat back-first.
• Vanity Search (a variation of a Gori-no-Konoclazm): Page places his opponent on the top turnbuckle, crossing their arms, and then throws them overhead onto the mat back-first. This move is often used as a setup for the Ego's Edge.

4.2. Signature Moves

Page's arsenal of frequently used and characteristic moves includes:

• Tiger Bomb
• Powerbomb
• Suplex
• Superplex (a superplex from the top rope)
• Snap DDT
• Powerslam