List of professional wrestling managers and valets

This is a list of professional wrestling managers and valets.

List

Pioneer-era (1900s–1940s)

This section lists notable professional wrestling managers, especially those of the "Farmer" Burns-Frank Gotch and "Gold Dust Trio"-eras, active prior to the formation of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) in 1948.

Ring name
(Real name)[a]		 Life Years active[b] Promotion Managed Ref.
Billy Sandow
(Wilhelm Baumann)		 1884–1972 National Wrestling Association Ed "Strangler" Lewis, Billy Jenkins, Marin Plestina, Everett Marshall [1]
Frank Smith
(Francis Marion Smith)		 1878–1933 1925–1933 National Wrestling Association Jim Browning [1][2]

Territory-era (1940s-1980s)

This section lists notable professional wrestling managers during the "Golden Age of Professional Wrestling" following the creation of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) in 1948.

Ring name
(Real name)[a]		 Life Years active[b] Promotion Managed Ref.
Abu Wizal
(Milad Elzein)		 1960– 1987–1989 Stampede Wrestling 18 wrestlers [3]
Adnan Al-Kaissie 1939– 1990–1994 American Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Federation Sgt. Slaughter, Col. Mustafa, The Rat Pack
Angelo Mosca 1937– 1984 World Wrestling Federation Angelo Mosca, Jr.
Arnold Skaaland 1925–2007 1978–1983 World Wide Wrestling Federation Bob Backlund, Bruno Sammartino, Rick McGraw, Tony Parisi
Baby Doll
(Nickla Roberts)		 1962– 1984–1992 Jim Crockett Promotions, Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling 17 wrestlers
Baron von Raschke
(James Raschke)		 1940– 1988 World Wrestling Federation Powers of Pain
Bill Dundee
(William Cruickshanks)		 1943– 1986–1987, 1993–1994 Continental Wrestling Association, Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling Masahiro Chono, Lord Steven Regal, Buddy Landell, The Barbarian, The MOD Squad
Bobby Davis 1956–1969 World Wide Wrestling Federation Buddy Rogers, Johnny Valentine, Johnny Barand, Magnificent Maurice, The Graham Brothers [4]
Bobby Heenan
(Raymond Heenan)		 1944– 1960–1993 American Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Federation The Heenan Family
Boss Winders
(Eddie Winders)		 United States Wrestling Association Don Bass, Soultaker, Rough & Ready, The Twilight Zone [5]
Brenda Britton
(Brenda Joyce Sciarra)		 1941–2007 1980–1987 Central States Wrestling, Continental Championship Wrestling, Georgia Championship Wrestling, International Championship Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance Rip Rogers [6]
Brother Love
(Bruce Prichard)		 1963– 1990–1993, 1997 Global Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Federation Barry Horowitz, The Dark Patriot, Scotty The Body, The Undertaker, The Flying Nuns
Buck Robley
(Phil Buckley)		 d. 2013 1968–1984 Bob Sweetan [7]
Buddy Rogers
(Herman Rohde)		 1921–1992 1978–1983 Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling, World Wide Wrestling Federation Gene Anderson, Jimmy Snuka
Bulldog Benson
(Clifford Stafford)		 1937–2005 [8]
Bunny Love
(Bunny Burmeister)		 1960– 1979–1990 International Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Association Paul Christy [9]
Cherie Dupré
(Cherie Ann Marie Duval)		 1927–2000 1952–1962 National Wrestling Alliance Gorgeous George [1]
Chicky Starr
(Jose Laureano)		 1958– 1986– IWA Puerto Rico, World Wrestling Council El Club Deportivo, Starr Corporation
Christopher Love
(Bert Prentice)		 Global Wrestling Federation, Ladies Professional Wrestling Association, Southwest Championship Wrestling, United States Wrestling Association Mike Samples, Eric Fontaine, Randy Rhodes, Tully Blanchard, The Glamour Girls [10]
Count Grog
(Greg Mosorjak)		 1961– 1981–1984; 1993–2004; 2006–2011 Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance, OMEGA, Southern Championship Wrestling, Southern States Wrestling 41 wrestlers, 7 tag teams
Dale Edwards
(George Hill)		 1948–2006 All Star Wrestling, International Championship Wrestling
Dark Angel
(Angel Gabriele)		 1956– 1986–1991
1998–2000		 World Wrestling Association
Dark Journey
(Linda Newton)		 1957– 1985–1987 Jim Crockett Promotions, Mid-South Wrestling, Universal Wrestling Federation Dick Slater, Buzz Sawyer, The Missing Link, Iceman Parsons, Four Horsemen
Dr. Mark Curtis
(Brian Hildebrand)		 1962–1999 1984–1990 World Wrestling Alliance Cactus Jack, Preston Steele, Jesse Sellica, Chris Evans, The Moondogs
Dutch Mantel
(Wayne Keown)		 1949– 1985–1989; 1995–1996; 2013– Continental Wrestling Association, United States Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment 6 wrestlers, 2 tag teams
Don Carson
(Don Gatson)		 1934–2013 1964–1984 Southwest Championship Wrestling Jos LeDuc, The Mongolian Stomper, The Ninja, The Grapplers [11]
Don Duffy
(Donald Quigley)		 1933–2013 1962–1975 [12]
Sir Dudley Clements
(Steven Beresford)		 1947–1976 1968–1976 National Wrestling Alliance, World Wrestling Association The Brute, The Fabulous Kangaroos, The Heavenly Bodies [1]
Eddie Gilbert
(Thomas Gilbert, Jr.)		 1961–1995 1986–1993 Continental Wrestling Federation, Extreme Championship Wrestling, Universal Wrestling Federation Hot Stuff International, Inc.
Eddie Creatchman 1928–1994 1948–1985 International Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance Abdullah the Butcher, Don Leo Jonathan, George Cannon, Gilles Poisson, Tarzan Tyler, The Sheik, Sailor White [1]
Floyd Creatchman 1960–2003 1984–1987 International Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance Hercules Ayala, Sweet Daddy Siki, Pretty Boy Simms, The Great Samu, Richard Charland, Sheik Ali [1][13]
Freddie Blassie 1918–2003 1974–1986 World Wide Wrestling Federation / World Wrestling Federation 35 wrestlers
Frenchy Martin
(Jean Gagné)		 1950– 1987–1989, 2000 Lutte Internationale 2000, World Wrestling Federation Abdullah the Butcher, Dino Bravo, Jos Leduc
Gary Hart
(Gary Williams)		 1942–2008 1979–1999 Jim Crockett Promotions, World Class Championship Wrestling
The Genius
(Lanny Poffo)		 1954– 1989–1992 World Wrestling Federation Mr. Perfect, Beverly Brothers
George Cannon
(George McCarther)		 1932–1994 1970–1994 International Wrestling Association, National Wrestling Alliance The Fabulous Kangaroos
George "Two Ton" Harris 1927–2002 1966–1979 Jim Crockett Promotions 15 wrestlers
Gerhart Kaiser
(Greg Bullard)		 1972–1980 Big Time Wrestling Alexia Smirnoff, Bob Roop, The Von Brauners [14]
The Grand Wizard
(Ernie Roth)		 1926–1983 1965–1983 World Wide Wrestling Federation The Sheik [1]
Harvey Wippleman
(Bruno Lauer)		 1965– 1979–1995 World Wrestling Federation 65 wrestlers and tag teams
Hillbilly Jim
(James Morris)		 1952– 1985–1986, 1995 World Wrestling Federation Uncle Elmer, Cousin Luke, Cousin Junior, The Godwinns
Hiro Matsuda
(Yasuhiro Kojima)		 1937–1999 1989 World Championship Wrestling Yamasaki Corporation
Homer O'Dell 1966–1984 Georgia Championship Wrestling, Jim Crockett Promotions, Southeastern Championship Wrestling Bronco Lubich, Aldo Bogni, Missouri Mauler, Hiro Matsuda, Rip Hawk, David and Jerry Novak [15]
Ivan Koloff
(Oreal Perras)		 1942– 1984–1986 Jim Crockett Promotions, Nikita Koloff
Izzy Slapawitz
(Jeff Smith)		 1948– 1978–1992 International Championship Wrestling Slapowitz Syndicate, The Devil's Duo [16]
Jack Crawford Georgia Championship Wrestling El Mongol, Tarzan Tyler, The Samoans [17]
James Dudley 1910–2004 World Wide Wrestling Federation Bobo Brazil, Sweet Daddy Siki, Sailor Art Thomas, Bearcat Wright
J.C. Dykes
(James Clayton Dykes)		 1926–1993 1964–1976 The Champion, The Zodiac, The Infernos, The Mighty Yankees [1][18]
J.J. Dillon
(James Morrison)		 1942– 1985–1989 Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling Four Horsemen
J.R. Foley
(James Foley)		 d. 1988 1973–1986 Stampede Wrestling Archie Gouldie, Bad News Allen, Duke Myers, The Dynamite Kid, Kerry Brown, Les Thornton, The Viet Cong Express [1][19]
Jim Cornette 1961– 1982–2012 National Wrestling Alliance, World Class Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Midnight Express, Camp Cornette
Jimmy Hart 1944– 1981–2002; 2005, 2010 Continental Wrestling Association, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The First Family
John Tolos 1930–2009 Universal Wrestling Federation, World Wrestling Federation Bob Orton, Jr., Mr. Perfect, The Beverly Brothers
Johnny Valiant
(John L. Sullivan)		 1946– 1985–1989 American Wrestling Association, World Wrestling Federation Brutus Beefcake, Hulk Hogan, The Spoiler, Greg Valentine, Dino Bravo, Demolition, The Destruction Crew
KeMonito 1967– 1988– Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre Tinieblas
Ken Ramey
(John K. Ramey)		 1930–2014 1955–1975; 1979 National Wrestling Alliance Paul DeMarco, The Masked Interns [20]
Kenny Bolin 1960– 1986–2012 Ohio Valley Wrestling Bolin Services, Bolin Services 2.0
Kevin Sullivan 1949– 1987–1991 Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling Cactus Jack, The Giant, Superstar Billy Graham, One Man Gang, Oz, Black Blood, The Varsity Club
Kim Chee
(Steve Lombardi)		 1961– 1986–1987, 1992 World Wrestling Federation Kamala
Lady Blossom
(Jeannie Clark)		 1960– 1990–1991 World Class Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling Steve Austin
Leo Newman 1908–1992 National Wrestling Alliance, World Wrestling Association Tony Borne [21]
Little Richard Marley
(William Boulware, Jr.)		 1965– 1990 World Championship Wrestling Fabulous Freebirds
The Lock
(Winona Barkley)		 1984–1986 Championship Wrestling from Florida Army of Darkness
Lou Albano 1933–2009 1970–1995 World Wrestling Federation 31 wrestlers, 14 tag teams
Luna Vachon
(Gertrude Vachon)		 1962–2010 1985–2007 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Bam Bam Bigelow, Gangrel, Goldust, Tommy Dreamer, The Oddities
Mad Maxine
(Jeannine Mjoseth)		 1959– 1985–1986 Continental Championship Wrestling, Universal Wrestling Federation Norvel Austin, Jack Victory, Wahoo McDaniel
Madusa Miceli
(Debrah Miceli)		 1964– 1986–1989; 1991–1992; 1999–2000 American Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling Curt Hennig, Evan Karagias, Kevin Kelly, Rick Rude, Randy Savage, Greg Valentine, The Dangerous Alliance, The Perfect Tag Team
Magnum T.A.
(Terry Allen)		 1959– 1987–1988 Jim Crockett Promotions Dusty Rhodes, Nikita Koloff
Mark Manson
(Mark Kroll)		 National Wrestling Alliance The Graduates [22]
Maw Bass
(Mae Weston)		 National Wrestling Alliance Bass Brothers [23]
Miss Elizabeth
(Elizabeth Hulette)		 1960–2003 1985–1992; 1996–2000 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Randy Savage
Miss Linda
(Linda Barbara Street)		 1945– Mid-South Wrestling Adrian Street [24]
Miss Sylvia
(Marilyn Harrington)		 1988–1990 Continental Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling The Stud Stable [25]
Missy Hyatt
(Melissa Hiatt)		 1963– 1985–1996, 2007 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling 9 wrestlers, 2 tag teams
Mr. Fuji
(Harry Fujiwara)		 1935– 1985–1996 World Wrestling Federation 12 wrestlers, 3 tag teams
Nate the Rat
(Nathaniel Whitlock)		 1955– Continental Wrestling Association, Memphis Wrestling Lord Humungus, Reggie B. Fine [26]
Oliver Humperdink
(John Sutton)		 1947–2011 1973–1993, 1995 American Wrestling Federation, Florida Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation
Paul Bearer
(William Moody)		 1954–2013 1979–2013 Championship Wrestling from Florida, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, United States Wrestling Association, World Class Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Undertaker, Kane, Steve Austin, Mick Foley, Rick Rude, Big Show, Vader
Paul Ellering 1953– 1983–2002 American Wrestling Association, National Wrestling Alliance, New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Road Warriors
Paul E. Dangerously
(Paul Heyman)		 1965– 1987–1994; 2001–2003; 2012– Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment 40 wrestlers, 8 teams
Paul Jones
(Paul Frederick)		 1942– 1982–1991 Jim Crockett Promotions Paul Jones' Army
Percival A. Friend
(Albion Joseph Friend)		 1945– 1963–1976 National Wrestling Alliance Black Angus Campbell, Harley Race, Roger Kirby, Bobby Hart (The Patriot), Hank James, J.B. Psycho, Tank Patton, The Great Togo and Tokyo Joe [27]
Precious
(Patti Williams)		 1955– 1983–1992 American Wrestling Association, Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling, World Class Championship Wrestling Jimmy Garvin
Red Berry
(Ralph Berry)		 1906–1973 1958–1965 National Wrestling Alliance Gorilla Monsoon, Hans Mortier, Toru Tanaka, Apache Bull Ramos, Killer Kowalski, The Fabulous Kangaroos
Ron Wright 1939–2015 1954–1979 National Wrestling Alliance Dirty White Boy, The Mongolian Stomper [28][29]
Ronnie P. Gossett 1944–2007 1958–2006 United States Wrestling Association Jerry Lawler, Bob Orton, Jr., Jeff Jarrett, Master of Pain, Tony Anthony [1][30]
Sam Bass
(Frank Bass)		 1935–1976 1960–1976 Continental Wrestling Association, Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling, NWA Mid-America Jerry Lawler, Jim White, Wright Brothers [31]
Saul Weingeroff
(Solomon Weingeroff)		 1916–1988 1960–1978 National Wrestling Alliance 4 wrestlers, 7 tag teams
Sapphire
(Juanita Wright)		 1934–1996 1989–1990 World Wrestling Federation Dusty Rhodes [1]
Sherri Martel
(Sherri Russell)		 1958–2007 1984–1997; 1999–2000 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation 23 wrestlers, 5 teams
Skandor Akbar
(Jimmy Wehba)		 1934–2010 1977–2009 Global Wrestling Federation, Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling Devastation Inc.
Slick
(Ken Johnson)		 1957– 1986–1993 Central States Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation 26 wrestlers
Sonny King
(Larry Johnson)		 1968–1986 Southeastern Championship Wrestling Arn Anderson, The Samoans
Stan Kowalski
(Bert Smith)		 1926– 1950–1976 American Wrestling Association Ivan Koloff, Shozo Kobayashi
Stately Wayne Manor
(Ernie Santilli)		 Eddie Gilbert, Kat Leroux
Sunshine
(Valerie French)		 1962– 1983–1987 Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling Jimmy Garvin, Billy Jack Haynes, The Great Kabuki, Hercules Hernandez, Chris Adams, Scott Casey, The Missing Link, Brian Adias, Jack Victory, John Tatum, The Fabulous Freebirds
Superstar Billy Graham
(Eldridge Coleman)		 1943– 1987 World Wrestling Federation Don Muraco
Theodore Long 1947– 1989–1998, 2003–2004 Jim Crockett Promotions, World Championship Wrestling 19 wrestlers, 6 tag teams
Tojo Yamamoto
(Harold Watanabe)		 1927–1992 1989–1991 World Class Championship Wrestling
Toni Adams 1964–2010 1985–1995 Global Wrestling Federation, United States Wrestling Association, Universal Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling Chris Adams, Brian Christopher, Scotty Flamingo, Koko B. Ware, Tony Falk, Rod Price, Iceman Parsons
Tony Angelo
(Henry Pardi)		 1950–1973 National Wrestling Alliance, World Wide Wrestling Federation Crusher Verdu, Ivan Koloff, Bepo and Geeto Mongol [32]
Tony Rumble
(Anthony Magliaro)		 1956–1999 1988–1999 Century Wrestling Alliance, International World Class Championship Wrestling The Brotherhood
Victor Quiñones 1960–2006 IWA Puerto Rico Mr. Pogo, The Headhunters
Virgil
(Mike Jones)		 1962– 1987–1991; 1996–2000 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Ted DiBiase, nWo
The Wizard 1937–2010 1986–1987; 1995 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Kamala, Sika, Dungeon of Doom
Woman
(Nancy Benoit)		 1964–2007 1984–1997 Extreme Championship Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance, World Championship Wrestling 20 wrestlers
Zeke Rivers Central All-Star Wrestling, United States Wrestling Association Brian Christopher, Cleo Reeves, Don Bass, Grim Reaper, Jeff Gaylord [33]

Modern-era (1990s-present)

This section lists notable professional wrestling managers from the collapse of the National Wrestling Alliance territory system in 1992 up to the 21st century.

Ring name
(Real name)[a]		 Life Years active[b] Promotion Managed Ref.
Afa
(Afa Anoa'i, Sr.)		 1942– 1992–1995 World Wrestling Federation The Headshrinkers
Alexis Laree
(Mickie James)		 1979– 1999–2002 KYDA Pro Wrestling 12 wrestlers
Alexxis Nevaeh
(Alisha Inacio)		 1987– 2007–2009 Chaotic Wrestling Danny E., Scotty Slade, The Blowout Boys
Alicia Fox
(Victoria Crawford)		 1986– 2006, 2008 Florida Championship Wrestling, Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Elijah Burke, DJ Gabriel, Zack Ryder, JTG
Allison Danger
(Cathy Corino)		 1977– 2000, 2007 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Ring of Honor Christopher Daniels, Mike Kruel, Dan Maff, Donovan Morgan, The Sandman, B.J. Whitmer, Xavier, Lance Steel, Matt Sydal
Amy Vitale 1977– 1995– Future of Wrestling, Full Impact Pro, Florida Championship Wrestling, National Wrestling Alliance Craig Classic, Jerry Lynn, Kahagas, New Jack, Alex Porteau
Amy Weber 1970– 2004–2005 World Wrestling Entertainment John "Bradshaw" Layfield
Angela Fong 1985– 2008 Florida Championship Wrestling The Puerto Rican Nightmares
Angelina Love
(Lauren Ann Williams)		 1981– 2005–2007 World Wrestling Entertainment 14 wrestlers, 2 tag teams
Annie Social 1982– 2009 Shimmer Women Athletes Melanie Cruise, Wesna
Anya
(Anna Bogomazova)		 1990– 2012–2013 World Wrestling Entertainment
April Hunter 1974– 2000–
Armando Estrada
(Hazem Ali)		 1978– 2006–2007, 2011 Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Umaga, Tyson Kidd
The Assassin
(Jody Hamilton)		 1938– 1993 World Championship Wrestling Paul Orndorff, Paul Roma, The Equalizer
Asya
(Christi Wolf)		 1966– 1999–2000 World Championship Wrestling David Flair, Ric Flair, Dean Malenko, Perry Saturn, Dale Torborg
Beulah McGillicutty
(Trisa Hayes)		 1969– 1995–1998 Extreme Championship Wrestling Raven, Stevie Richards, Tommy Dreamer
Bill Alfonso
(William Sierra)		 1957– 1996– Extreme Championship Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, Women's Extreme Wrestling Rob Van Dam, Sabu, Taz
Bob Backlund 1949– 1996–1997; 2000 World Wrestling Federation The Sultan, Kurt Angle
Bobby Bass
(Dennis Baldock)		 2002 Real Action Wrestling The Kardinal Sinners [34]
Brooke Tessmacher
(Brooke Adams)		 1984– 2006– Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Dan Rodimer, The Miz, Tara, Bully Ray
Buggy Nova
(Natalie Osman)		 1989– 2010–2011 Alternative Wrestling Show Extreme Loco, The Plague
Byron Saxton
(Bryan Kelly)		 1981– 2008–2010 Florida Championship Wrestling Wade Barrett, Michael Tarver, Naomi Knight, Cameron Lynn, Black Pain, Mason Ryan
Camacho
(Tevita Fifita)		 1983– 2008– World Wrestling Entertainment Hunico
Cameron
(Ariane Nicole Andrew)		 1987– 2011– World Wrestling Entertainment Tons of Funk, Natalya, R-Truth, Xavier Woods
Candice Michelle 1978– 2004–2006 World Wrestling Entertainment Torrie Wilson, Victoria, Maria Kanellis
Chastity
(Denise Riffle)		 1971– 1996–2000 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, Xtreme Pro Wrestling Raven's Nest
Cheerleader Melissa
(Melissa Anderson)		 1982– 1999– Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Awesome Kong, The Sheiks
Cherry
(Kara Drew)		 1975– 1999–2008 Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Deuce 'n Domino
Caylee Turner
(Christina Crawford)		 1988– 2010–2012
Christy Hemme
Chyna
(Joan Laurer)		 1970– 1995–2002 World Wrestling Federation D-Generation X
Clarence Mason
(Herman Stevens, Jr.)		 1965– 1995–1997, 2000 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Chris Kanyon, Camp Cornette, Harlem Heat 2000, The Nation of Domination,
Coach Buzz Stern 1964– 1999 World Championship Wrestling Luther Biggs
Col. Robert Parker
(Robert Welch)		 1947– 1993–1998 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Stud Stable
Cynthia Lynch 1971– 1996–1999; 2002 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Godfather, Simon Diamond, Steve Corino, Al Snow, David Young
Daffney
(Shannon Spruill)		 1975– 1999–2003; 2007–2010; 2013– Ohio Valley Wrestling, Ring of Honor, Shimmer Women Athletes, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, Xtreme Pro Wrestling 36 wrestlers, 3 teams
Daizee Haze
Damien Kane 1960– 1995–1996 Extreme Championship Wrestling DC Drake, The Executioners, The Headhunters
Dave Prazak 1996–2002 Full Impact Pro, IWA Mid-South 27 wrestlers
Dawn Marie
(Dawn Marie Psaltis)		 1970– 1995–2005 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Maryland Championship Wrestling, Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation, X Wrestling Federation Tony Atlas, Simon Diamond, Swinger, Lance Storm, Devon Storm, Buddy Landell, Steve Corino, Johnny Candido, The Impact Players
Debra Marshall 1960– 1995–2002 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation 13 wrestlers
Desire
(Kim Nielsen)		 1973– 2001–2004 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Sonny Siaki, Ekmo
Diamond Dallas Page
(Page Falkinburg)		 1956– 1988, 1991–1992 American Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling 10 wrestlers, 2 teams
Diana Hart 1963– 1992, 1994–1997 World Wrestling Federation Davey Boy Smith, The Hart Foundation
Dirty White Girl
(Kim Anthony)		 1968– 1989–1994 United States Wrestling Association, Smoky Mountain Wrestling Len Denton, Tony Anthony
Disco Inferno
(Glenn Gilbertti)		 1968– 1999; 2003–2004 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling The Mamalukes, Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger, The New York Connection
Don West 1963– 2002–2012 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Amazing Red
Elektra
(Donna Adamo)		 1970– 1999–2001 Extreme Championship Wrestling Danny Doring and Roadkill, Dangerous Alliance, Hot Commodity
Emma
(Tenille Averil Dashwood)		 1989– 2005, 2008–2009, 2014 Canadian Wrestling's Elite, Prairie Wrestling Alliance, PWA Australia, World Wrestling Entertainment Carlo Cannon, Dylan Knight, Dan Myers, Scotty Mac, Santino Marella
Eric Bischoff 1955– 1996–2000; 2012–2014 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Hulk Hogan, The New Blood, nWo, 3-Minute Warning, Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle, Rated-RKO, Immortal
Eva Marie
(Natalie Marie Coyle)		 1984– 2013 World Wrestling Entertainment Natalya, The Bella Twins
Francine
(Francine Fournier)		 1972– 1995–2001; 2003–2006 Extreme Championship Wrestling, ECW (WWE), Major League Wrestling 10 wrestlers, 2 teams
Gail Kim 1977– 2005–2007 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling America's Most Wanted
Goldy Locks
(Moon Shadow)		 1952– 2002–2004 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Erik Watts, Abyss, Alex Shelley
Gorgeous George
(Stephanie Bellars)		 1976– 1999–2004; 2008– Extreme Championship Wrestling, Women Superstars Uncensored, World Championship Wrestling Randy Savage
Greg Lambert 1972– 2003–2006; 2010–2012 Frontier Wrestling Alliance, XWA Iceman, The UK Pitbulls
Harley Race 1943– 1991–1995 World Championship Wrestling Yoshi Kwan, Lex Luger, Tyler Mane, Big Van Vader
Heath Slater
(Heath Miller III)		 2007 Florida Championship Wrestling Shawn Osborne
Hiroko
(Hiroko Suzuki)		 1974– 2004– HUSTLE, World Wrestling Entertainment Kenzo Suzuki, René Duprée
The Honky Tonk Man
(Roy Farris)		 1953– 1997 World Wrestling Federation Jesse James Armstrong, Rockabilly
Hornswoggle
(Dylan Postl)
The Iron Sheik
(Hossein Vaziri)		 1940– 1997 World Wrestling Federation The Sultan
Ivory
(Lisa Moretti)		 1961– 1999–2005 World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment Mark Henry, D'Lo Brown, The Hurricane, Lance Storm, Jackie Gayda, Right to Censor
Jackie Gayda 1981– 2003–2006 Ohio Valley Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Planet Jarrett, The Revolution
Jacqueline Moore 1964– 1991–1999; 2008–2009 United States Wrestling Association, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation
The Jackyl
(Don Callis)		 1964– 1989–2004 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation The Truth Commission, The Oddities, The Ministry of Darkness, The Network
Jade Chung 1984– 2003– Border City Wrestling, IWA Mid-South, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Ring of Honor Frankie Kazarian, Jimmy Rave, Conrad Kennedy III, A-1, Scorpio Sky, Mr. Hughes, Shane Douglas
JADEN 1977– 1999– Force One Pro Wrestling, NWA New Jersey 36 wrestlers, 1 tag team
James Mitchell 1965– 1993–1994, 1997–2008, 2013 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Smoky Mountain Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling 24 wrestlers, 4 tag teams
Jasmin St. Claire
(Rhea Alexandra DeVlugt)		 1972– 1999–2007 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Pro-Pain Pro Wrestling The Blue Meanie, Damien Steele, The Public Enemy
Jason Knight
(Ronald Knight)		 1963– 1995, 1997–1999 Extreme Championship Wrestling Chad Austin, Mr. Hughes, The Pitbulls, The Eliminators, The Impact Players
Jessie Belle Smothers
(Jessie Belle McCoy)		 2011 Ohio Valley Wrestling Izza Belle Smothers, Tracy Smothers
Jillian Hall 1980– 2004–2006 Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment John Layfield, MNM
Jimmy Del Ray
(David Ferrier)		 1962–2014 2001 NWA Wildside The New Heavenly Bodies
Joel Gertner 1975– 1997– Extreme Championship Wrestling Total Nonstop Action Wrestling The Bad Street Boys, The Dudley Boyz, The Rainbow Express
John Laurinaitis 1962– 2011–2012 World Wrestling Entertainment Big Show, David Otunga, Team Johnny
JoJo
(Joseann Offerman)		 1994– 2013 World Wrestling Entertainment Total Divas
Jonathan Coachman 1972– 1999–2008 World Wrestling Entertainment Garrison Cade, Al Snow
José Lothario
(Guadalupe Robledo)		 1934– 1997 World Wrestling Federation Shawn Michaels
Joy Giovanni 1978– 2004–2005 World Wrestling Entertainment Big Show
Julius Smokes 2003–2007 Ring of Honor The Rottweilers, The Vulture Squad
Kantaro Hoshino 1943–2010 2002–2004 New Japan Pro Wrestling Makai Club
Karen Jarrett 1972– 2007–2008; 2011 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Kurt Angle, A.J. Styles, Jeff Jarrett, Madison Rayne, Gail Kim
The Kat
(Stacy Carter)		 1970– 1999–2001 World Wrestling Federation Jeff Jarrett, Debra, Mark Henry, Chyna
Kelly Kelly
(Barbie Blank)		 1987– 2006–2007 ECW (WWE), Mike Knox, The Miz
Kenny Casanova 1971– 1995–
Kevin Kelly
(Kevin Foote)		 1967– 1999–2001 East Coast Wrestling Association Alliance of Defiance, Connecticut Connection
Khosrow Daivari
(Shawn Daivari)		 1984– 2005–2007 World Wrestling Entertainment Muhammad Hassan, Kurt Angle, Mark Henry, The Great Khali, Raisha Saeed
Kimberly Page
(Kimberly Bacon)		 1969– 1994–1999 World Championship Wrestling Diamond Dallas Page, Johnny B. Badd, The Booty Man, Mike Awesome
Kimona Wanaleya
(Kristina Laum)		 1976– 1996–2002 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling Raven (wrestler), The Jung Dragons, The Varsity Club
Kristal Marshall 1983– 2006–2007; 2009–2010 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment The Miz, Bobby Lashley
Krissy Vaine
(Kristin Eubanks)		 1981– 2000–2003, 2006, 2009 Deep South Wrestling, NWA Charlotte Kevin Matthews, Amber O'Neal
Lacey 1983– 2005–2008 Full Impact Pro, Ring of Honor 12 wrestlers, 1 tag team
Lady Victoria
(Victoria Moreno)		 1972– 1991–2002 Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre Máscara Sagrada, El Pantera, Halloween, Damián 666, Rey Misterio, Sr.
Lana
(Catherine Joy Perry)		 1985– 2013– World Wrestling Entertainment Alexander Rusev, Dolph Ziggler
Larry Sweeney
(Alexander K. Whybrow)		 1981–2011 2004–2011 CHIKARA, Ring of Honor Sweet 'n' Sour International
Larry Zbyszko
(Lawrence Whistler)		 1951– 2003 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling A.J. Styles
Lena Yada 1978– 2008– World Wrestling Entertainment Layla, Victoria
Lita
(Amy Dumas)		 1975– 1999–2006 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Maryland Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment 10 wrestlers, 3 tag teams
Lizzy Borden
(Janet Romano-Zicari)		 1977– 1999–2003 Xtreme Pro Wrestling Shane Douglas, Rob Black, The Messiah
Lollipop
(Jaime Lynne)		 1979– 2002– IWA Mid-South, Memphis Wrestling, NWA Main Event Ron Harris, Nate Webb, The Naturals
Lord Zoltan
(Ken Jugan)		 1957– 2007–2008 International Wrestling Cartel Abdullah the Butcher, Larry Zbyszko, T. Rantula
Lori Fullington 1967– 1989–1994; 1996–1997, 2000 Extreme Championship Wrestling Tommy Cairo, Raven, The Sandman
Major Gunns
(Tylene Buck)		 1972– 1999–2003 World Championship Wrestling, Xtreme Pro Wrestling nWo 2000, Misfits In Action, Team Canada, The Sandman
Maria Kanellis 1982– 2004– CHIKARA, Ring of Honor, World Wrestling Entertainment, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Santino Marella, Dolph Ziggler, Mike Bennett, Matt Taven, Adam Cole, Matt Hardy, The Young Bucks
Marianna
(Marianna Komlos)		 1969–2004 1999 World Wrestling Federation Chaz
Maryse
(Maryse Ouellet)		 1983– 2006–2006; 2010–2011 Florida Championship Wrestling, Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Ryan O'Reilly, Ted DiBiase, Jr., Deuce 'n Domino, The Miz
Matt Striker
(Matthew Kaye)		 1977– 2008, 2011 ECW, WWE NXT Big Daddy V, Mark Henry, Tyson Kidd
Max Muscle
(John Czawlytko)		 1963– 1992–2003 World Championship Wrestling Diamond Dallas Page
Maxine
(Karlee Perez)		 1986– 2009– Florida Championship Wrestling, Lucha Underground, WWE NXT Abraham Washington, Aksana, Alicia Fox, Damien Sandow, Derrick Bateman, Lucky Cannon, Mil Muertes, Sweet Papi Sanchez, Fénix, The Disciples of Death
Melina
(Melina Perez)		 1979 2004–2006 Family Wrestling Entertainment, Ohio Valley Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Johnny Nitro, Joey Mercury, Mark Henry, Mick Foley, Victoria, Eric Young
Melody Medeiros 1983– 2006–2009 Ohio Valley Wrestling Johnny Punch, Pat Buck, Adam Revolver, Dewey, Ted McNaler, Tommy McNaler, Kid Kash
Mia Yim
(Stephanie Bell)		 1989– 2009– Combat Zone Wrestling, Full Impact Pro, Ring of Honor Adam Cole, Dos Ben Dejos, The Embassy, Taryn Terrell
Michael Hayes
(Michael Seitz)		 1959– 1999, 2011 World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment Tyson Kidd
The Hardy Boyz
Michelle McCool 1980– 2004–2007 World Wrestling Entertainment Amish Roadkill, Jon Heidenreich, K.C. James, Idol Stevens, Tommy Dreamer, Chuck Palumbo, Jamie Noble, Kaval, Dolph Ziggler, Layla El
Midajah
(Melinda McCullum)		 1970– 1999–2001 World Championship Wrestling Perry Saturn, Scott Steiner
Midnight
(Ann-Marie Crooks)		 1965– 1999–2000 World Championship Wrestling Harlem Heat
Mini Máximo 1989– 2007– Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre La Peste Negra
Molly Holly
(Nora Greenwald)		 1977– 1999–2002 Memphis Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment Spike Dudley, Crash Holly, Hardcore Holly, The Hurricane, Gail Kim, William Regal, Randy Savage, Great Muta
Momma Benjamin
(Thea Vidale)		 1956– 2006 World Wrestling Entertainment Shelton Benjamin
Mortimer Plumtree
(David Webber)		 1969– 1994–2005 American Wrestling Federation, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling 12 wrestlers, 1 tag team
Mr. Vander Pyle
(Marty Lurie)		 1972– 2003– NWA Pro, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla 25 wrestlers, 1 tag team
Mrs. Yamaguchi-San
(Shian-Li Tsang)		 1975– 1998 World Wrestling Entertainment Kaientai
Nagisa Nozaki 1990– 2012–2013 Wrestling New Classic Hajime Ohara
Nicole Bass 1964– 1998–1999 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Raven's Nest
Nidia
(Nidia Guenard)		 1979– 2002–2004 World Wrestling Entertainment Jamie Noble, Maven, Dawn Marie
Nitro Girl Chameleon
(Carmel Macklin)		 1975– 2000 World Championship Wrestling Ernest Miller
Nitro Girl Spice
(Melissa Anne Grill)		 1973– 1997–2000 World Championship Wrestling Evan Karagias, Madusa
Nitro Girl Tygress
(Vanessa Sanchez)		 1971– 2000–2001 World Championship Wrestling The Filthy Animals
The Original Sheik
(Ed Farhat)		 1924–2003 1995 World Championship Wrestling Sabu
Oscar 1993–1995 World Wrestling Federation Men on a Mission
Papaya
(Cathy Dingman)		 1970– 1998, 2000 World Championship Wrestling Kwee Wee, Tennessee Mountain Boys
Payton Banks
(Bonnie Maxon)		 1981– 2007–2008 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Robert Roode, Kenny King, Jason Blade, Chasyn Rance, Sal Rinauro, Jimmy Jacobs, Tyler Black
Prince Nana 1977– 2002–2006; 2008–2011; 2014– Ring of Honor The Embassy
Makoto-hime
(Makoto)		 1989– 2011 Union Pro Wrestling Cao Zhang, Choun Shiryu, Mio Shirai
The Prodigette 1969– 2000–2001 Extreme Championship Wrestling The Sideshow Freaks
Queen Sharmell
(Sharmell Sullivan-Huffman)		 1970– 1998–2001, 2005–2009 Ohio Valley Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Booker T, Kwee Wee, The Artist, Meng
Raquel Diaz
(Shaul Marie Guerrero)		 1990– 2010–2011 Florida Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Conor O'Brian, Kenneth Cameron, Tito Colon
Johnny Polo
(Scott Levy)		 1964– 1993–1994 World Wrestling Federation Adam Bomb, The Quebecers
R. D. Reynolds
(Randy Baer)		 1969– 1994–1995 NWA Indianapolis, Ohio Valley Wrestling Mad Man Pondo, Mark Henry
Ric Flair
(Richard Fliehr)		 1949– 2002–2005, 2009–2012 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, Ricky Steamboat, Desmond Wolfe, Beer Money, Inc., Evolution, Fortune
Rick Rude
(Rick Rood)		 1958–1999 1997–1999 Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Shane Douglas, D-Generation X, nWo
Rico
(Rico Constantino)		 1961– 1998–2005 World Wrestling Entertainment Billy and Chuck, 3-Minute Warning
Rico Suave
(Julio Caceres)		 1970– 1992– World Wrestling Council El Poder Supremo
The Roadie
(Brian James)		 1969– 1994–1995 World Wrestling Federation Jeff Jarrett
Ranjin Singh
(Dave Kapoor)		 2007– World Wrestling Entertainment The Great Khali
Roxxi Laveaux
(Nicole Raczynski)		 1980– 2007–2009 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Kid Kash, Lexxus, Taylor Wilde, Voodoo Kin Mafia
Ryan Shamrock
(Alicia Webb)		 1979– 1999– Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Ken Shamrock, The Maestro, X-Pac
Sable
(Rena Greek)		 1967– 1996–1999; 2003–2004 World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment A-Train,

Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Marc Mero, Mr. McMahon, The Oddities
Santana Garrett 1988– 2010 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Orlando Jordan
Sayuri Kokushō 1966– 2008– Oz Academy Ozaki-gun
Scarlett Bordeaux
(Elizabeth Chihaia)		 1991– 2011– Ring of Honor Matt Taven
Scott D'Amore 1974– 2003–2010 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Team Canada
Shawn Daivari
(Dara Daivari)		 1984– 2004–2007 World Wrestling Entertainment Muhammad Hassan, Kurt Angle, Mark Henry, The Great Khali, Raisha Saeed
Shane McMahon 1970– 1998–2002; 2006–2008 World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment The Rock, Big Show, Chris Benoit, Kurt Angle, Booker T, Umaga, Edge and Christian, Mean Street Posse
Shaniqua
(Linda Miles)		 1978– 2002–2004 World Wrestling Entertainment Shelton Benjamin, The Basham Brothers
Shelly Martinez 1980– 2005–2008 ECW (WWE), Ohio Valley Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Aaron Stevens, Paul Burchill, Seth Skyfire, Kevin Thorn, Elijah Burke, Marcus Cor Von, Matt Striker, Homicide, Hernandez
Shinja
(Akio Sato)		 1953– 1994 World Wrestling Federation Hakushi
Sign Guy Dudley
(Lou D'Angeli)		 1975– 1995–2003 Extreme Championship Wrestling The Dudley Brothers, The Dangerous Alliance
SoCal Val
(Paige Mayo)		 1986– 2002– Shine Wrestling, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, Women's Extreme Wrestling 21 wrestlers, 1 tag team
Sonny Onoo
(Kazuo Onoo)		 1962– 1995–1999 World Championship Wrestling 12 wrestlers, 2 tag teams
Sosay
(Jennifer Kaiser)		 1980– 2003–2007 Ohio Valley Wrestling Ken Doane, Osama Rodriguez Alejandro, Robbie Dawber, Jack Bull
Stacy Keibler 1979– 2000–2006 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment 6 wrestlers, 4 tag teams
Stephanie McMahon 1976– 1999–2002; 2013– World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment Triple H, Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, Hulk Hogan, Zach Gowen, Ric Flair, Edge and Christian
Steve Corino 1973– 1994– Extreme Championship Wrestling, Ring of Honor Kevin Steen, Rhino, Yoshihiro Tajiri
Steve Rizzono
(Steve Coombs)		 1970– 2004 All Pro Wrestling The Rizzono Mafia
Tamina Snuka
(Sarona Reiher)		 1978– 2009–2011, 2013– Florida Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Santino Marella, Vladimir Kozlov, JTG, AJ Lee, Naomi, The Usos
Tammy Lynn Sytch 1972– 1993–2013 Extreme Championship Wrestling, Smoky Mountain Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Chris Candido, Brian Lee, LOD 2000, The Smoking Gunns
Taryn Terrell 1985– 2007– Florida Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Brad Allen, Nic Nemeth, Kelly Kelly
Ted DiBiase 1954– 1994–1999 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation Million Dollar Corporation, nWo
Terri Runnels 1966– 1990–2004 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment 9 wrestlers, 5 teams
Tiger Ali Singh
(Gurjit Singh Hans)		 1971– 2000–2002 World Wrestling Federation Lo Down
Tod Gordon 1955– 2002–2004 Pro-Pain Pro Wrestling Xtreme Fight Club
Tommy Rich
(Thomas Richardson)		 1956– 1997–1999 Extreme Championship Wrestling The Full Blooded Italians
Tony Mamaluke
(Charles Spencer)		 1977– 1999–2000 World Championship Wrestling The Mamalukes
Tori
(Terri Poch)		 1964– 1999–2001 World Wrestling Federation Kane, Road Dogg, Sable, Raven, Stephanie McMahon, X-Pac
Traci Brooks
(Tracy Brookshaw)		 1975– 2001–2012 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling 16 wrestlers, 1 tag team
Trinity
(Stephanie Finochio)		 1971– 2002–2007 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling The Full Blooded Italians, Phi Delta Slam
Triple H
(Paul Levesque)		 1969– 1992– World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment Seth Rollins, Snitsky
Trish Stratus
(Patricia Stratigeas)		 1975– 2000–2006 World Wrestling Federation / Entertainment 10 wrestlers, 1 team
Truth Martini
(Martin Krcaj)		 1975– 2009– Ring of Honor The House of Truth
Velvet Sky
(Jamie Szantyr)		 1981– 2003– Total Nonstop Action Wrestling 10 wrestlers, 1 team
Jack Victory
(Ken Rinehurst)		 1998–2001 Extreme Championship Wrestling Steve Corino, The Network
Torrie Wilson 1975– 1999–2008 World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Filthy Animals
Vickie Guerrero 1968– 2005–2014 World Wrestling Entertainment La Familia
Victoria
(Lisa Marie Varon)		 1971– 2000–2001 Memphis Championship Wrestling, Ohio Valley Wrestling 14 wrestlers
Vince Russo 1961– 2002–2003 Total Nonstop Action Wrestling Sports Entertainment Xtreme
Winter
(Katarina Waters)		 1980– 2000– Frontier Wrestling Alliance, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment Hade Vansen, Paul Burchill, Angelina Love

See also

Footnotes

References

General
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  2. ↑ "SMITH, FORMER TRIBUNE SPORTS EDITOR, DIES". Chicago Daily Tribune. November 4, 1933.
  3. ↑ Oliver, Greg (2003). "Managers to the Stars". The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame - The Canadians. ECW Press. p. 110. ISBN 1-55022-531-6.
  4. ↑ Napolitano, George (1993). This Is Wrestling!: Today's Stars, Tomorrow's Legends. Smithmark Publishers. p. 6. ISBN 0831751657.
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  12. ↑ Meltzer, Dave (April 13, 2013). "SAT. UPDATE: Gulf Coast star Duffy passes away,UFC & CZW shows tonight, Last night's Fandango rundown, Terry Funk wins ECW title anniversary plus Funks vs Briscos, Diesel vs. Razor, Greatest Mexican & Japanese star". F4Wonline.com. Wrestling Observer/Figure Four Weekly.
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  22. ↑ "Mark Manson Profile". Online World of Wrestling.
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  25. ↑ "Miss Sylvia Profile". Online World of Wrestling.
  26. ↑ Dills, Tim (2004). "Memphis/CWA #39 Page #2". KayfabeMemories.com.
  27. ↑ "Percival A. Friend Profile". Online World of Wrestling.
  28. ↑ Lane, Matthew (April 22, 2015). "East Tennessee wrestling legend passes away". Kingsport Times-News.
  29. ↑ Mattingly, Tom (April 23, 2015). "Ron Wright, who entertained generations of East Tennessee wrestling fans, dies". Knoxville News Sentinel.
  30. ↑ Schramm, Chris (September 10, 2007). "Ronnie P. Gossett - Life of a con man". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Wrestling.
  31. ↑ Lawler, Jerry (2002). It's Good to Be the King...Sometimes. Simon and Schuster. ISBN 0743475577.
  32. ↑ "Studio Wrestling - The 1960's". TVofYourLife.com.
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