Post an obscure wrestler whom time has forgotten

[The Bill]

[Zerohero]

S.D. "SPECIAL DELIVERY" JONES





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_Efraim

ONE FOR THE LADIEEES ONLY::

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[Tony Twist]

The past few aren't all that obscure.

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But Demolition was my favorite, especially Smash.

[Turd Murder]

My original intent was to collect images and memories of wrestlers who never quite made it to the big time, for whatever reason, never really reveled in the spotlight, and who died alone and broke. I didn't mean for it to turn into, 'post the first wrestler who gave you a prepubescent boner.'

[Zerohero]

The past few aren't all that obscure.

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But Demolition was my favorite, especially Smash.

SD Jones is gonna special delivery yerass to obscurity, fella!

[Warpsmasher]

Uncle Elmer!

Pistol Pez (aka Shaska) Whatley...suckaaaaaaa

[Tony Twist]

Giant Gonzalez:

[The Bill]

Beaver Cleavage

[The Schwartz]

jesus this thread is filled with people nobody could forget if they tried now

[valgalder]

Al Poling (AKA 911 in ECW)



Had a ruthless chokeslam and a good feud with Tommy Dreamer. think he was in WCW for 2 minutes as Tombstone.

[Scarlet Bro Hansen]

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO-e7sdW ... ature=fvwp<

Waylon Mercy at about 3:22

[Wolfey]

"The Million Dollar Man" Ted Dibiase

[Tony Twist]

Dibiase is far from obscure.

[zzzzzzzz]

TINIEMBLAS and ALUCHE (the little Sasquatch looking guy)

USWA, the shitty local Memphis wrestling was fucking gold in the 80s and 90s, I went to these shitty little studio shows all the time when I was a kid, I saw this Leatherface dude once and he sawed the commentator desk in half

[Tony Twist]

Marketing at its most retarded, the KISS Demon:

[The Schwartz]

Maxx Payne/ MAN MOUNTAIN ROCK





The morning after he was released by WCW, Peterson was contacted by wrestler Rick Rude, who convinced WWF owner Vince McMahon to hire him. Peterson was renamed "Man Mountain Rock" by the WWF. The Rock character was considerably more upbeat and less gritty than the popular Maxx Payne character, and did not achieve the same success. Debuting on an episode of WWF Superstars of Wrestling, Man Mountain Rock played a large electric guitar shaped like the WWF logo. Rock would come to the ring during a commercial, with the arena going pitch black and ring announcer Manny Garcia saying "Ladies and Gentleman, Man Mountain Rock!" Rock would then play his "ax" (electric guitar) while pyro burst off. Rock would frequently state, "If it's too loud, then you're too old!" Vince McMahon, then a commentator, would often comment that Rock "rocked the house". In the latter part of his WWF tenure, Rock's music incurred the wrath of the veteran Bob Backlund, then playing the part of a cantankerous heel crusading against the younger generation, who objected to the music Man Mountain Rock was playing. [9] [10]

Peterson had suffered several injuries during his amateur career, and had hoped to secure a backstage position with WCW. When he moved to the WWF, he asked to be made an announcer, but his request was denied. His career in the WWF met with several disruptions, including a serious hernia, an addiction to pain pills and downers and a Marijuana habit, which ultimately led to his release in 1995. [9]

While working for the WWF, Peterson filmed several hours of behind-the-scenes footage with a video camera which he often carried. Peterson often claimed that he would release a documentary called "The Thing that Should Not Be" or "The Real Maxx Payne" based on the footage, but never did. The footage reportedly contained scenes showing substance abuse and solicitation

[necrothrash]

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO-e7sdW ... ature=fvwp<

Waylon Mercy at about 3:22

LOL Problem Child