AJ,
I am so sorry for your loss.  In church this morning, I said many prayers for you and your family.  I didn't know your brother, but knowing you, I'm sure he was a young man of great character, and I mourn his loss to the world.   Take care of your parents and take care of you.  Celebrate your brother by continuing to work hard at the things that make you special.  I'll see you in September.

Sincerely,
Mr. A

i met Jojo when he trained at Create A Pro for a bit. we clicked instantly. i loved talking to him & just joking around whenever we could. we still kept in touch after he left CAP. every year for my birthday he would always send me the Tyler, The Creator birthday meme, he never failed to do so. when i had my first match, he couldn’t make it & apologized profusely but he still had so much faith in me & saw my potential even when i didn’t see it myself. he will truly be missed. my deepest condolences to his family, he was such a sweet soul. black flash forever ⚡️🖤.

Jojo began training some months after me at Grapplers Anonymous in Buffalo (2021).  
I remember the week he came in. I saw him probably 3-5 times a week for a long time. 

I learned a lot about Jojo during this. I learned that not many people have the drive or passion that he had. I also learned that even if you didn’t have his back, he always had yours and that I would meet very little people as caring as him. Honestly this past week has proved that more and more.

Jojo has touched more lives than I had even realized. I really only noticed the encounters I have had with him, in which he treated me like his own family at times, but I didn’t realize how much he did for almost everyone he’s ever met. 

I had been thinking this week, how could one have so much heart, time, and energy and put it into everyone else around them like he did. The answer is simply that he was like no one else. He was such a rare case and I have genuinely never met someone like him before. 

He taught me about understanding someone and accepting them for who they are and now he has taught me that if you love something, go and do it. If there are people in your life that you care about, love them and show them, and that while you’re here make those memories and take those pictures. I hope one day that I can say that I’ve made an impact like Jojo did. 

I’ll miss you bud. 🖤⚡️ Black Flash forever.

It took me a minute to sit down and write this, but Jordan was one of if not my closest friends. From the age of 18 I saw Jordan blossom into a mature, passionate, genuine standup young man full of energy for life, his friends and what he loved doing the most: Professional Wrestling. For whatever reason, Jordan took a liking to me. And from there I was a close friend and mentor to Jordan. From the late nights talking over ideas for wrestling, getting into petty debates on meaningless topics, or him pouring his heart out to me over the phone at 4am and us crying together, I got to be there for nearly every moment. And I got to cherish his life, his growth and his amazing energy. Jojo was one of the most amazing human beings I’ve ever got the pleasure to meet and taught me that the beauty of life is the people you get to interact with. I am so so so deeply sad he’s gone, but I am so happy I got to spend the time that we did. I love you so much Jordan. I will miss you - Robert Martyr

Jordan was and will always be the sweetest, most genuine, kindhearted, spirited human I've ever come across. 

This photo is from sophomore year at Bellport high school. Obviously, the best class at the time as Jordan would say. Homecoming festivities always showed the whole school who was the most school spirited. Always ended up being Jordan and he will forever be missed for his unwavering joy and excitement for everything around him.

His name was Jordan Nasir St. Fort Colin, but he was known as JoJo Collins, later going by Jordan Saint; but I liked to call him JoJo because it reminded me of Get Back by The Beatles. Jojo wasn’t just a Wrestling Character, he was funny, energetic, and he always said things that were quotable, “Type Shit” comes to mind as almost being his catchphrase. 

There’s also more things I like to remember him by like his optimism and passion for wrestling. He had a vast knowledge of wrestling, talking about legends from New Japan to ROH. He knew the likes from Bryan Danielson to Minoru Suzuki. During training he’d always wanted to try a new move, and did whatever it took to get booked early on, sometimes it didn’t work, but sometimes it did. No matter what; he’d at least went out of his way to do it, whether it was by car, bus, train, plane. If it moved, he took it.

Everyone in the business always had a JoJo story, one of mine was before a show, a venue owner was upset that JoJo didn’t say hi to him (they didn’t like each other to begin with so it still puzzles my mind why he’d expect a hello and a handshake). So in response he got in Jojos face about it, and the next thing you know,  he did what most workers dreamed of and punched the dude in the face. If it was anyone else that would’ve been it for JoJo, but since it was “the teacher”, it turned into a booking opportunity at a different wrestling promotion. 

Ever since the news dropped I haven’t stop thinking about him. With all the photos people are posting with him to the stories people are telling, to even the news articles and their comments. They’ll always be marks out there bitching about not knowing who he is, but it’s their loss. It’s not going to be easy moving forward. But I’ll never forget about Jordan. Because now every time I step in the ring, I’m wrestling for him. 

Get Back Jojo, Type shit.
 
Rest in Power.

I remember watching Avengers Endgame with Jordan for his birthday and how happy he always was to talk about comics and wrestling. He was someone who would always bring a smile to your face every time he’d talk to you and someone who truly cared for others. You will be greatly missed Jordan. You are an inspiration to always follow your dreams no matter what.

Heartfelt condolences to the entire family 
I pray for peace and comfort during this difficult time. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Samantha Torrington.

I met Jordan through wrestling on Twitter. Jordan was a bright individual with big dreams of wanting to wrestle anyone and everyone. We always talked on and off about what we had going on in our individual lives or what's happening in wrestling. We would run into each other at shows and catch up like an auntie/nephew duo. I shouldn't be laughing in the middle of writing this, but just like every tall person this boy gonna say "Wow! You're really short!". Jordan would alway check in with me when my temper was high with world and made sure I didn't blow up. Jordan, I miss you and wished we could hug at another wrestling show.

I was the one behind the camera. Taking a picture of my friend Matthew and my dear close friend Jordan, I love you man. Rest easy❤️

i met jordan at school at suffolk community college we would sit at the lunch table together and had good laughs. he was always such a sweet guy and he always would compliment my outfits and we bonded over the same music , he was such a nice and funny guy he always brought positivity everywhere and always had a smile on his face . rest in peace jordan❤️🕊️

Within the crazy yet wonderful niche of professional wrestling, he was a bright light who never hesitated to make you feel welcome, comfortable, and that you belonged. Seeing his evolution from a fellow fan, to trainee to becoming what he always wanted to be was an honour, and despite his rise, he remained humble. Was always there to have a conversation, or a simple catch up, just as we did back in those online spaces. Jordan was like a sibling, an aforementioned bright light that was snuffed out way too soon. Love you Jojo and I pray you find peace.

MW SORRY TATANE  MW SHOUETE A LA FAMILLE COLIN CONDOLEANCES

I didnt get to know Jordan all that well but man was he always a pleasure to see in Suffolk. I've only ever had good interactions with him and he surrounds himself with people that care about him. He always had a charm to him that made me want to continue a conversation with him no matter what I had planned. I miss him so much. May he rest in peace.

Jordan was such a light in so many people’s lives. I had the privilege of knowing him in high school even though he was a grade above me. He always said hi, always had bright energy, and was always so passionate about what he loved and cared about. He was always cheering me on (even when I haven’t seen him in a while) on instagram, that’s the kind of person Jordan is. I’ll cherish his messages to me and how kind he was. Rest in Peace Jordan, we will miss you 🤍🤍

I unfortunately did not get the chance to know Jordan as an adult, but as a child he was my next door neighbor. He would come over my house whenever he could to play with my little brother. 

One thing he always loved was wrestling! To see that he was able to pursue that dream for himself is so beautiful. He had that outgoing personality even as a little boy. 

To Jordan’s family, you are in my prayers during the difficult time. ❤️

Rip to a beautiful soul like Jordan, I may not have known him well but I know that he’s so so loved. He’s someone who you know worked hard and would give you the shirt off his back just to make you happy. I know he was an AMAZING pro wrestler and amazing son friend and family guy. I’m sending his family friends fans and community so much love as they get through this tough time as best they can.

Something Jordan and I shared was our love for professional wrestling, we went from being fans together to me becoming one of HIS fans. I was always proud of him for pursuing his dreams of becoming a wrestler. He was always such a caring person. Long live the black flash ⚡️

One time I was hanging out with Jordan and his Dad at Applebee's with our friends once, and being there with him and his dad was surreal because their faces looked so similar, like if Jordan was a time traveler haha. It was such a nice time. Another time we went to a protest at stonybrook and participated, which was an amazing experience. I'm gonna miss him, the biggest regret is all the life he had ahead of him, Jordan was too young. It's heartbreaking.

Jordan approached me in the gym once and was the sweetest person I ever met. We struck up a mini conversation where he complimented the color I was wearing, and said how I radiated a positive aura and energy. We stayed connected through social media after that, small conversations here and there. 

I’ll never forget how his little act of kindness not only made my day but was the start of a new friendship. 

Rest in peace Jojo 🕊️

I had the honor of meeting Jordan in high school. He would always talk to me about Marvel and make me laugh talking about the things he loved. He was a really kind person and always talked about wanting to become a pro wrestler.
I'm happy he got to achieve that dream. Every once in a while we would randomly message each other  and we’d catch up for a bit. Jordan was definitely a character, and it's so sad that he's gone. But I'm glad he got to spend his time doing what he loved Rest easy, Jordan.

Jordan felt like my little brother in wrestling. He wasn’t that much younger than me, but whatever mistakes I made, I tried to pass them on. Any mistake Jojo made, I tried to point him in a direction that would help him out. I was probably tough on him sometimes but he was just such a positive force, any criticism put his way he took so happily and wholeheartedly it almost came off as arrogance, but those of us who knew him knew this wasn’t an act, it was all genuine. His positivity wasn’t an act, it was who he was. 
He was so excited to learn from ANYBODY. Even this commentary nobody. He never let us take a big moment for granted. Everyone wanted to be nonchalant, everyone is so worried about how other might think of their reaction, Jordan couldn’t care less. When we met Minoru Suzuki “YO! JACK! HOW COOL IS THIS?” He would get back from CAP practice and talk about how happy he was that Bear and Gabby were taking their time teaching. He never took a single moment for granted. 
We all said the same thing after Las Vegas, “this is your year JoJo.” Life is cruel like that sometimes. 
He had so much more to give and we all needed far more time with him. 
Rest in Power Black Flash. 
Go teach Mitsuharu Misawa how to get sturdy, and say hi to Matty for me. 
Much love. ⚡️

jordan and i at a friends quinceañera❤️

Jojo, your energy was a genuine blessing to be around. The way you loved your friends and loved pro wrestling with passion is something that inspired me when I felt jaded in this business. You were a true light even in what you felt like were your darkest times. You will be universally missed and always loved. I pray healing, love, and strength for your family and all who you have impacted Jojo. 
Love you bro.
Rest in Power

i had the pleasure of meeting jordan in high school. we graduated together and stayed connected through social media. it was amazing to see how far he had progressed with his wrestling. he was the kind of person who was always truly himself. never cared about what anyone thought of him. truly a very special person. there are no words, he will be so so missed. my heart goes out to his family❤️

Even though I knew Jordan in high school, we started getting closer last year while at Suffolk together. I remember how he used to talk about professional wrestling, and how crazy it was when I found out he was really doing it. Last year Jordan asked me to film a promo video for him, it was so cool to see him again and be able to do that for him. With some of the current projects I'm working on, I can't help but feel that his constant willingness to speak out against injustice in the world has inspired me to feel like I could do the same. Jordan's impact on me, and I know others, is nothing short of inspiring and beautiful.

I remember when me and another of my friends bought jordan this “free hugs” shirt. For us this was a symbol of the person he was towards anyone and everyone. He was kind, he was compassionate and he was so accepting. He loved this shirt and wore it all the time.

I met Jordan when I was a freshman in high school and he immediately showed me kindness despite not even knowing me. Stayed closed with him ever since. Saddened about his passing and wish he could still be here with us today.

Jordan was truly a fun, kind, and great person to be around. We joked that every time we saw each other, we were going to do a wrestling lockup instead of dapping each other up. He was truly a burst of positive energy, always joking around and bringing good vibes wherever he went.

I was excited to see him do more in wrestling because he was laser focused on achieving what he wanted to do. He would always tell me and our friend Adrian how much passion he had for this and how badly he wanted to be great. He will forever be remembered as a great one in the hearts of everyone who loved him.

Rest in Paradise, Black Flash ⚡️♥️.

I only came across Jordan one time three years ago. We were a tag team for one night only the very same day I met him. This kid was obsessed with wrestling. Until this day I have never worked with somebody that has both made me laugh and shake my head as hard as he did that day. It was as if I had a little brother for those 6 hours, his personality was one of one. I have shared the story of that night so many times with multiple people because of how much fun it was, and I’m not going to stop now. 

Rest in peace brother, may god bless your soul for the rest of eternity.

My name is Onyx and it’s kind of strange how wrestling or just life works. See, me and Jordan had started on our paths around the same time. We had always just barely missed each other at places or briefly hung out at shows or events. The thing is that even beyond that, with wrestling you get this connections based purely off of the love of the sport. We spoke all the time of our ideas, the type of wrestling he loved, how unlike many he had fallen in love with Japanese Wrestling specifically. That was his goal. I had confidence that our paths would continue to pass and when I moved to LA, he was one of the first people to congratulate me on the move. When we both ended up in Vegas for Mania weekend, he showed me so much love man. He just always had so much love to give. Point of my story is, the world is small and there are people that cross through your path over and over without you blinking an eye. You build these connections and at a certain point they are just attached to you. Thank you Jordan for being my friend, I hope you continue to watch over me Black Flash and that you find Paradise in your Rest.

We drove together on the way back from Vegas and it was one of the best days I’ve spent over there, he was nothing but the nicest funniest person there we shared tacos and watched wrestlemania we spent the whole day together and that’s a memory I’ll never forget

It was only after High School when I got to know him; such a friendly, funny, and expressive person. Finding out he did wrestling was unexpected, but very exciting to hear-- it was something he was extremely passionate about, traveling around the country for shows. From what he posted online, he lived an amazing life filled with positivity and radiant vitality. I wish I spent more time with him before the tragedy. Rest well, Jordan

I was lucky enough to know Jordan when he was a student at the high school I work at.  I never had him in my class, but we spoke for hours daily about wrestling, marvel comics and life.  He was one of the only students I've ever known, that had absolutely no problem embracing who he was and what he loved.  I also was fortunate enough to see him wrestle and absolutely believe he had the talent and drive to succeed in the ring.  My life is better for having known him and I'm sure everyone who was lucky enough to be in his life feels the same.  I'm going to miss you, kid.

In the time that I got to know Jojo, he had the same welcoming energy towards me as he did the first time we interacted. His takes were always hilarious, but he had no shame about that. He was unapologetically him and that was one of his greatest qualities. I was genuinely proud of him for stepping back into the ring. He was really about to take off and his wings got clipped. I hope his family gets all of the unconditional love and support that they need. I’ll miss you Jojo. Long live the Black Flash.

I was Jordan's 10th-grade Global History teacher at Bellport High School.  Jordan was so intellectually curious.  It was evident in his superior work.  But the part of Jordan that was most impressive was his joy in connecting with people.  He spoke to everyone, and his interest in others made everyone he interacted with feel special.  We have missed Jordan's energy at BHS since he graduated.  The world is a little less bright without his energy.

Your joy and excitement always served as a reminder to not get bogged down in little stuff. Will miss seeing your big smile on a show day. Tg

truly an inspiration to us all. thank you for going beyond the worlds expectations and showing us that it’s possible to chase your dreams. you will be missed dearly.

Jordan St. Fort Colin was one of the most genuine human beings I have ever known. He was his truest self every day, and followed his dream of being a professional wrestler. I admire Jordan so much for being 100% Jordan. He understood the key to a happy life like no other.

BHS wasn't BHS without Jordan. He truly lit up every room he walked into and would always make the time to make someone's day just a little bit better. He will be missed forever 🕊️❤️

My earliest memory of Jordan comes from our time together during kindergarten, where we went to an aquarium together. Throughout all of the time I knew him, he had a passion for wrestling. It was refreshing to see that he did his best to live out his dream. He is gone too soon. May he rest in peace 🪽

Jojo was such a good person and I will forever be thankful for all he has done for me. He showed me nothing but support throughout my accomplishments, heartbreaks, etc. I will forever miss his jokes and free spirited personality. Love you always jojo ❤️

Jordyn was a beautiful soul! Truly one of the kindest people I have met. Elementary and grade school would not have been the same without him!!! 

Cassidy Solina

OBITUARY

Jordan Nasir St. Fort Colin

May 1, 2003 – June 12, 2026

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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