Travis Banks

Travis Bligh (born 15 February 1987), better known by his ring name Travis Banks, is a New Zealand professional wrestler.

Travis Bligh (born 15 February 1987), better known by his ring name Travis Banks, is a New Zealand professional wrestler.

He is currently signed to WWE performing for their NXT UK brand.

He is currently signed to WWE performing for their NXT UK brand.

On 6 September 2013, on ROH Road To Greatness Night 1, Banks would debut in Ring of Honor as he teamed with Aaron Solo and Mike Dean in a losing effort to Cheeseburger, Nick Merriman and Will Ferrara.

On 6 September 2013, on ROH Road To Greatness Night 1, Banks would debut in Ring of Honor as he teamed with Aaron Solo and Mike Dean in a losing effort to Cheeseburger, Nick Merriman and Will Ferrara.

He returned to ROH on 20 November 2016, at ROH Reach For The Sky Night 3, where he was defeated by Kyle O'Reilly at York Hall during one of the company's UK shows.

He returned to ROH on 20 November 2016, at ROH Reach For The Sky Night 3, where he was defeated by Kyle O'Reilly at York Hall during one of the company's UK shows.

On 28 June 2017 it was announced that Banks would debut for Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (PWG) by entering the 2017 Battle of Los Angeles.

He defeated Mark Haskins in the first round and Marty Scurll in the quarter finals before being eliminated from the tournament in the semifinals by Ricochet. At Chain Reaction 2018, Banks would be chosen by General Manager Stu Bennett to be part of Team Defiant (Martin Kirby, Primate, Rampage and BT Gunn) in a match against Team IPW (Austin Aries, Mark Haskins, Damian Dunne, Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher).

He defeated Mark Haskins in the first round and Marty Scurll in the quarter finals before being eliminated from the tournament in the semifinals by Ricochet.

He defeated Mark Haskins in the first round and Marty Scurll in the quarter finals before being eliminated from the tournament in the semifinals by Ricochet.

On 16 February 2018 at Neon Knights, Banks beat David Starr.

At WCPW True Legacy Banks teamed with Pete Dunne and went on to defeat Alberto El Patron and El Ligero in the first round of the WCPW Tag Team Championship tournament.

On WCPW Pro Wrestling World Cup - English Qualifying Round The Prestige defeated Bullet Club (Adam Cole, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) and Gabriel Kidd.

On WCPW Pro Wrestling World Cup - English Qualifying Round The Prestige defeated Bullet Club (Adam Cole, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) and Gabriel Kidd.

On WCPW Pro Wrestling World Cup - English Qualifying Round The Prestige defeated Bullet Club (Adam Cole, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson) and Gabriel Kidd.

On 29 April, at No Regrets, Banks entered at #14 in a thirty-man rumble for the WCPW Championship; however, he was eliminated by Rampage. At Chain Reaction 2018, Banks would be chosen by General Manager Stu Bennett to be part of Team Defiant (Martin Kirby, Primate, Rampage and BT Gunn) in a match against Team IPW (Austin Aries, Mark Haskins, Damian Dunne, Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher).

On Defiant's fifth episode, Joe Coffey (who had also left The Prestige by that point), as a sign of goodwill, would grant Banks a shot at the newly crowned Defiant Champion, Austin Aries.

At Chain Reaction 2018, Banks would be chosen by General Manager Stu Bennett to be part of Team Defiant (Martin Kirby, Primate, Rampage and BT Gunn) in a match against Team IPW (Austin Aries, Mark Haskins, Damian Dunne, Mark Davis and Kyle Fletcher).

Banks and Cooper would collectively be known as the South Pacific Power Trip and began a winning streak as a team that lasted until Chapter 45 where they were unsuccessful in challenging British Strong Style (Trent Seven and Tyler Bate) for the Progress Tag Team Championship.

Banks entered the Super Strong Style 16 Tournament in 2017 where he defeated Jimmy Havoc in the first round, Flamita in the quarter finals and Zack Sabre Jr. in the semi-finals.

Banks entered the Super Strong Style 16 Tournament in 2017 where he defeated Jimmy Havoc in the first round, Flamita in the quarter finals and Zack Sabre Jr. in the semi-finals.