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Jim Cornette
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Injured himself taking a fall from the scaffold at Starrcade 86.
Was 2-2 in PPV matches. I was thinking that the number of matches in his career might throw some people off the scent. Managers that spent a lot of time in the territory system, particularly in Southern territories that ran a lot of towns (like Mid-South) wrestled quite a bit more than modern fans would think.
Finally, Camp Cornette included JC, Mr Fuji, and Clarence Mason.
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Nice
1. I have had less than 150 matches in my career, yet I was 100% a wrestler. (Not a manager or personality)
2. In my short tenure, I was part of two teams/stables, one was legendary, and the other, I was the leader.
3. My first claim to fame was not in wrestling, but it was subsequently brought into wrestling very famously.Comment
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No, Mongo was a personality as an announcer prior to being a wrestler.Comment
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If that's the answer, then commentary booth was one of his rolesComment
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1. I have had less than 150 matches in my career, yet I was 100% a wrestler. (Not a manager or personality)
2. In my short tenure, I was part of two teams/stables, one was legendary, and the other, I was the leader.
3. My first claim to fame was not in wrestling, but it was subsequently brought into wrestling very famously.
4. I introduced a wrestler who was practically forgettable except for 2 infamous falls that nearly killed him.Comment
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Droz?Comment
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Ding Ding Ding....we have a winner.
Only had 133 matches before he got hurt.
Was a member of LOD, then led a "Droz's World" Stable, that never came to be fully, again because of injury.
He got his nickname Puke b/c of him throwing up on Monday Night Football, then famously he brought that into wrestling in Beyond the Mat.
Vic Grimes, was introduced as Key, Droz's dealer, then was almost killed by New Jack...twice.Comment
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Sweet!
1. Exploded on to WWF scene in mid 90s
2. Went through 2 managers during a 2+ year run
3. Returned years later and had a notable PPV stinker.....Comment
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Not Vader!
1. Exploded on to WWF scene in mid 90s
2. Went through 2 managers during a 2+ year run
3. Returned years later and had a notable PPV stinker.....
4. One of my WWF managers later became a legendary wrestler in another promotion
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Shit is it Brian Clark?
As Adam Bomb he exploded on the scene in the WWF
Pretty sure he was managed by Johnny Polo and Harvey Wippleman
Had a bad match with Bryan Adams as Kronik against the Brothers of Destruction
Johnny Polo (Scott Levy) went on to become RavenComment
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Correct, it is indeed Brian Clark. Spot on with all the cluesComment
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Sweet. That last clue was helpful
1) I was involved in one of the bloodiest feuds of the 1980s
2) I wrestled my long time partner on an episode of Raw
3) I am an innovator
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