WWE (2020–2021) Francis signed with
WWE in January 2020. Francis, now assigned to the
NXT brand, made his wrestling television debut on the May 4, 2021, episode of
NXT where he aligned himself with
Isaiah "Swerve" Scott by helping him defeat
Leon Ruff in a Falls Count Anywhere match, establishing himself as a
heel in the process. The following week, Francis was introduced as
Top Dolla and formed a new stable,
Hit Row with Scott,
Ashante "Thee" Adonis, and
B-Fab. Despite Top Dolla being drafted to
SmackDown along with the rest of Hit Row as a part of the
2021 WWE Draft, B-Fab was released on November 4, and the rest of Hit Row were released fifteen days later as part of a round of mass layoffs due to budget cuts in response to the
COVID-19 pandemic.
Independent circuit (2022) Following his release from WWE, it was announced that Francis and the rest of Hit Row, minus Scott, would begin wrestling on the independent circuit, under the team name, The HitMakerZ. They would reunite at MCW’s Spring Break event, where Francis and Miles defeated Boom Hayden and Clay Jacobs. At
Game Changer Wrestling’s For The Culture event, Francis and Miles would lose to the team of
Shane Taylor and O’Shay Edwards.
Return to WWE (2022–2023) After owner
Vince McMahon stepped down in July 2022, Francis, reprising his "Top Dolla" character, made his unannounced return to WWE on the August 12, 2022, episode of
SmackDown as a
face, where he and Ashante "Thee" Adonis (accompanied by B-Fab), defeated two local competitors, thus reuniting Hit Row. On the December 16 episode of
SmackDown, Top Dolla and Adonis won their first main roster championship opportunity for the
Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship by defeating
The Viking Raiders and
Legado Del Fantasma in a triple threat tag team match but failed to defeat
The Usos for the championship. On the January 6, 2023 episode of
SmackDown, Top Dolla was defeated by
Ricochet in a
Royal Rumble qualifying match. After the match, Top Dolla and the rest of Hit Row attacked Ricochet, turning
heel in the process. Hit Row were drafted to the SmackDown brand in the
2023 WWE Draft. On September 21, nine days after WWE's merger with the
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) to form
TKO Group Holdings, Top Dolla was once again released from his WWE contract along with a host of other WWE superstars, which effectively marked Hit Row's disbandment.
Second one-off return (2025) On the June 3, 2025 episode of
NXT, Francis made a one-off return to WWE under his real name, where he and
KC Navarro assisted
Trick Williams in retaining his TNA World Championship against
Mike Santana.
Return to the independent circuit (2023–present) In December 2023,
Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) announced Francis' return to the promotion at
Look At Me on January 26, 2024. At the GCW Holiday Special, Francis would attack
Joey Janela. This would lead to a match between the two at
Look At Me, which Janela won. On January 11th, 2025, Francis would make an appearance at
Reality of Wrestling's Battle of the Belts, where he would compete in the Street Justice Rules Gauntlet, in a losing effort.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (2024–present) On January 13, 2024, Francis made his debut for
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) at
Hard To Kill under his real name, where he and
DJ Whoo Kid promoted the music video of Francis' song "We Outside" (which would become his entrance theme) while quickly turning on the fans in attendance, thus establishing himself as a
heel.
Joe Hendry would later come out and interrupt Francis and Whoo Kid, and subsequently mocked Francis with a song, prompting Francis and Whoo Kid to attack Hendry, thus starting a feud between Francis and Hendry. On March 14 episode of
TNA Impact!, he would defeat Hendry with the help of
Rich Swann, with the duo now called
First Class (stylized as Fir$t Cla$$), and ending the feud. On the June 6 episode of
Impact! 20th Anniversary Show, Francis won the
TNA Digital Media Championship from
Laredo Kid, his first title win in TNA. On the June 15 taping of
TNA Impact! (aired on
tape delay on June 27), Francis (in
kayfabe) bought the
Canadian International Heavyweight Championship, a title that was promoted in Canada for many years and had been retired since 1987. As the new owner of the title, Francis declared himself as its new champion, making himself a double champion in the process. At
Slammiversary on July 20, Francis lost the TNA Digital Media Championship and the International Heavyweight Wrestling Championship to
PCO in a
Montreal Street Fight, ending his reign as TNA Digital Media Champion at 62 days and his reign as Canadian International Heavyweight Champion at 35 days. In August,
KC Navarro would align himself with Francis and join Fir$t Cla$$, replacing Swann who had been suspended by the company due to disorderly intoxication. They would challenge ABC (
Ace Austin and
Chris Bey) for the
TNA World Tag Team Championship at
Emergence in a losing effort. On December 13 at
Final Resolution, Francis fought
Nic Nemeth for the
TNA World Championship in a losing effort. On the July 25, 2025 tapings of iMPACT!, Francis turned on Navarro and kicked him out of Fir$t Cla$$, with the latter being replaced by a returning Rich Swann. Francis and Swann teamed together as a tag team in TNA for the first time since August 2, 2024 as they defeated
The System (
Eddie Edwards and
Brian Myers) at
Emergence on August 14, 2025 in Swann's hometown of
Baltimore, Maryland. At
Final Resolution on December 5, 2025, Swann turned on Francis and aided
Leon Slater in retaining the
TNA X Division Championship, thus disbanding Fir$t Cla$$.
Major League Wrestling (2024) On February 17, 2024 at Burning Crush, Francis made his debut for
Major League Wrestling (MLW) debut in a pre-taped vignette, calling out
Alex Kane and was revealed as the newest member of the World Titan Federation. On night 2 of
Intimidation Games, Francis made his MLW in-ring debut, defeating Mr. Thomas.
National Wrestling Alliance (2024) On March 2, 2024, Francis made his debut for the
National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) at
Hard Times, defeating Bryan Idol in a
no disqualification match. == Music career ==