Jonathan Gregory

As a public speaker by trade, Jonathan Gregory was the creator and president of a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gregory worked in partnership with the public school system to inspire today's misguided youth, and equip them with the tools for... more »

As a public speaker by trade, Jonathan Gregory was the creator and president of a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gregory worked in partnership with the public school system to inspire today's misguided youth, and equip them with the tools for success. He produced and performed high-energy motivational speeches to packed auditoriums, while warming the hearts of many. As he settled into his newfound career, Gregory grew weary of stupid kids, thus propelling him to change his venue, and pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a comedian.

Jonathan Gregory broke onto the scene at the age of 19, as a punching dummy in a Mike Tyson promo, which aired on Showtime. In an attempt to extend his fifteen minutes of fame, he shocked American viewers while portraying the victim of a crazed fraternity in E! True Hollywood Story Investigates: Hazing. He showcased Herculean strength when he sustained 96 paddles from a giant wooden oar.

Still not humiliated enough, Gregory put his dunce cap on, and prepared himself for the worst. In 2008, Gregory's talents were highlighted on NBC's Last Comic Standing as Dick Dynamo, an intense personal trainer with a love for spandex, and delusions of grandeur. His outlandish character and sketch work landed him on Last Comic Standing's top ten best of the worst episode. Ranking in at number ten, his status as the worst best of the worst comic was solidified.

Arizona Native Jonathan Gregory has won three state boxing championships, making him one of the toughest comedians to hit the stage. With what brain cells he has remaining, Jonathan leaves crowds in stitches with his hypnotic delivery and sharply placed punch lines. « less