Who am I? Challenge Game

[Prime Time]

I'm drawing a blank here, and I think a lot of people are judging by the comments. But it's a really good one, so I feel like having a go just for the sake of having a go. My best guess right now is Big John Studd.

[BK-097]

Not Studd. It’s Barbarian

1). I have one film credit to my name. I was one of several wrestlers with a credit in the movie - BODYSLAM the movie
2). I left a company over a proposed match - scaffold match against the Road Warriors
3). I wrestled in three prominently featured tag teams with three different partners. I also wrestled with one on of those three partners partners in an oft forgotten tag team under a different gimmick - Powers of Pain, Headshrinkers, Faces of Fear, and Super Invaders with Warlord for a hot minute in 1995
4). Of the three teams mentioned in clue three I would not probably be thought of a regularly featured member of one of the teams. - Headshrinkers
5). I have two worst of WON awards to my name but neither are only attributed to me - worst team Powers of Pain (1989); worst match - the Hogan/Savage vs the world gimmick from Uncensored 1996
6). I worked two major promotions and never won a singles belt in either, but I did win two different tag straps, either of which were the promotion’s top tag titles - six man with Warlord and US tag straps with Duck Slater
7). I had several managers throughout my career, but two managers that were called the same thing by fans - Heenan and Paul Jones were each called “weasel”
8). Rumor has it I was forced to split with my partner because of a hyped talent arrival from another company. - Powers of Pain were allegedly broken up in WWF to appease an incoming Road Warriors

[Team Farrell]

Damnit, I never would have gotten that because I was going in the wrong direction entirely with the managers. I was thinking Heenan and Grand Wizard, so I assumed Masked Superstar, and probably would have tried to figure out who else they'd both managed from there, haha.

Really good round.

[BK-097]

The floor is open!

[Powder]

I'll jump in:

1. I have an interesting career, in that I can be considered a jobber, but I also could not be considered a jobber.
2. I have been in three (but really four) named tag teams, and I won the tag titles in 1 major American promotion 3 times with 2 different partners.
3. In my first match of my career, (according to Cagematch) I challenged for the Tag Titles, and in my 5th match I challenged for the Midcard title of the same major promotion.

Bonus clue 4: I also tried my hands at Boxing.

[Powder]

1. I have an interesting career, in that I can be considered a jobber, but I also could not be considered a jobber.
2. I have been in three (but really four) named tag teams, and I won the tag titles in 1 major American promotion 3 times with 2 different partners.
3. In my first match of my career, (according to Cagematch) I challenged for the Tag Titles, and in my 5th match I challenged for the Midcard title of the same major promotion.

Bonus clue 4: I also tried my hands at Boxing.
Clue 5: The fourth team I was in is really a faction, so not a specific team name, but the name of the faction.

[Powder]

1. I have an interesting career, in that I can be considered a jobber, but I also could not be considered a jobber.
2. I have been in three (but really four) named tag teams, and I won the tag titles in 1 major American promotion 3 times with 2 different partners.
3. In my first match of my career, (according to Cagematch) I challenged for the Tag Titles, and in my 5th match I challenged for the Midcard title of the same major promotion.

Bonus clue 4: I also tried my hands at Boxing.
Clue 5: The fourth team I was in is really a faction, so not a specific team name, but the name of the faction.
Clue 6: I am the second worst member of the faction.

[Prime Time]

Is it Paul Roma? I know he fits the tag titles clue, three times, twice with Pretty Wonderful and once with Double A.

I don't really like clues like number 6 because there is no way to know for sure, but I guess a lot of people would say Sid was the worst, and Roma the second worst of the Horsemen, so it kinda works there too....

[Powder]

Yes Paul Roma

And Yes, the Horsemen, but the worst member was Steve Mongo McMichael, and Roma was the second worst. Sid was at least a main event caliber guy who ended up winning multiple top titles, and was HUGE with presence and charisma. I would put Sid easily as the third worst.

Roma was a pseudo jobber in the WWF and then in WCW, and then joins the Horsemen?

You got the Tag titles,
and in his first match ever he was a jobber that challenged for the WWE tag titles Against Adonis and Murdoch, and in his 5th match, he was a jobber in an IC title match against Greg Valentine.

And the 3 named tag teams were: Young Stallion with Jim Powers, Power and Glory with Hercules, and Pretty Wonderful with Orndorff, and then the Horsemen (which is not really a named tag team, but a stable name.

But I am not sure how history remembers Roma either as a jobber or not a jobber. Arguments can go either way.

[Prime Time]

And Yes, the Horsemen, but the worst member was Steve Mongo McMichael, and Roma was the second worst. Sid was at least a main event caliber guy who ended up winning multiple top titles, and was HUGE with presence and charisma. I would put Sid easily as the third worst.

See, this is why I don't like clues like the sixth one! It's all just guesswork about opinions, basically. I don't particularly like Mongo, and he certainly didn't have the skills of some of the others, but as a Horseman I'd say there were way worse options out there - including people who had tremendous skills but who just did very little in the group. But anyway - off topic, that's a question for another thread.


Ok, let's see how this one goes.

1) I held two different titles in WCW.
2) I wrestled on TV/PPV for the WWE around eighty times over the course of two years.
3) After leaving WWE I reinvented myself - under a mask.

[PEN15v2]

Johnny The Bull, Rellik?

[Prime Time]

Bravo - first shot wins the prize!

[PEN15v2]

1. I'm one of the few to keep blood out of wrestling
2. I owe a resurgence in my career due to Hollywood
3. A top promoter gave me my most known nickname when I debuted in that promoter's company, that I kept throughout the rest of my career in various promotions.

[Powder]

Ricky the Dragon Steamboat?

He was part of the Mickey Rourke Sotryline with Jericho....and ended up having a few matches....

[PEN15v2]

Correct

The blood part was that's his real name, but goes by Steamboat. Vince gave him Dragon.