On March 20, 2004 Todd defeated Steve Madison for the NWA Florida Heavyweight Championship, which he lost back to Madison on September 4, 2004. They then began working for NWA Florida, where they formed a stable with Steve Madison and Rod Steel known as "911 Incorporated." They won the NWA Florida Tag Team Championships on four occasions. In July 2008, The Shane Twins returned to the World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico for promoter Carlos Colon. In January 2005 the Shane Twins were signed to three year developmental contracts by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). On February 7, 2005 they were sent to developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW).They were later transferred to Deep South Wrestling (DSW), where they debuted under the name of "The Regulators". They immediately began a rivalry against High Impact (Tony Santorelli and Mike Taylor), as well as Ryan Reeves. On January 6, 2006, The Regulators debuted on "SmackDown!" as the proteges of Simon Dean, under a new team name of "Gymini". (The name was a play on both Simon Dean's gimmick - that of a nutrition supplement pitchman - and the mythological Gemini twins.) They were introduced to destroy Paul London and Brian Kendrick to the delight of Dean, and soon they became his henchmen under the pretext of being satisfied consumers of his nutrition system. Gymini also frequently wrestled on WWE web show, "Velocity", usually against jobbers. During the April 14, 2006 episode of "SmackDown!", their full ring names were revealed as "Jake" (Mike) and "Jesse" (Todd). Under the management of Dean, Gymini continued to dominate SmackDown!'s other tag teams before Jesse became injured. After Todd recovered, Gymini made appearances in the WWE developmental promotion DSW. They entered a feud with commentator Bill DeMott after attacking him and smashing a computer over his head. DeMott allied himself with Freakin' Deacon to get revenge on Gymini, but they defeated them in a no-DQ match when Deacon abandoned DeMott. In May, Gymini challenged for the DSW Tag Team Championship, but they lost to High Impact. At the end of October 2006, although the team appeared in various dark matches before "SmackDown!" events. Gymini feuded with The Major Brothers for the DSW Tag Team Championship and introduced their new valet Angel Williams. However, when Urban Assault (Sonny Siaki, Eric Perez and G-Rilla) captured the titles, Gymini began to feud with them.