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* Ascended Extra: Opened both his careers in WWE and WCW television as a referee.
* Bald of Evil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in NWA and WCW. Although during those early days he was bald on top with a greasy mullet in the back, rather than completely bald.
* Improbable Weapon User: He threw shoes at people.
* Bald of Evil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in NWA and WCW. Although during those early days he was bald on top with a greasy mullet in the back, rather than completely bald.
* Improbable Weapon User: He threw shoes at people.
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* Ascended Extra: AscendedExtra: Opened both his careers in WWE and WCW television as a referee.
*Bald of Evil: BaldOfEvil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in NWA and WCW. Although during those early days he was bald on top with a greasy mullet in the back, rather than completely bald.
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* BigApplesauce: Legitimately born and raised in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance for WCW came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with "Mean" Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get Disco Inferno to pay the money he borrowed.
* MeaningfulName: Averted with his post-WCW name Tony Mamaluke. Mamaluke is an Italian insult translating roughly to 'knucklehead', but Tony got the name from Joey Styles' attempts at finding a better last name for him than Marinara.
* NonActionGuy: He was never booked to wrestle in WCW despite having been trained by Dean Malenko. He only managed the Mamalukes, and left them in relatively short order. ECW took a shot at WCW over wasting Tony's talent when he signed with them.
* PowerStable: The Full-Blooded Italians in ECW and WWE, EV 2.0 in TNA.
* TagTeam: The Full Blooded Italians, with Little Guido. The FBI had at various times other members, but the core duo was always Guido and Mamaluke. He also had The Purists with John Walters in ROH.
* ThrowItIn: When he first arrived in ECW, Wrestling/JoeyStyles said that Tony Marinara was a stupid name, and after trying to figure out a good last name for him, settled on Mamaluke (after The Mamalukes, who Tony had managed in WCW).
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their Hardcore Justice show since WWE owned the trademark on the Tony Mamaluke name.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance for WCW came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with "Mean" Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get Disco Inferno to pay the money he borrowed.
* MeaningfulName: Averted with his post-WCW name Tony Mamaluke. Mamaluke is an Italian insult translating roughly to 'knucklehead', but Tony got the name from Joey Styles' attempts at finding a better last name for him than Marinara.
* NonActionGuy: He was never booked to wrestle in WCW despite having been trained by Dean Malenko. He only managed the Mamalukes, and left them in relatively short order. ECW took a shot at WCW over wasting Tony's talent when he signed with them.
* PowerStable: The Full-Blooded Italians in ECW and WWE, EV 2.0 in TNA.
* TagTeam: The Full Blooded Italians, with Little Guido. The FBI had at various times other members, but the core duo was always Guido and Mamaluke. He also had The Purists with John Walters in ROH.
* ThrowItIn: When he first arrived in ECW, Wrestling/JoeyStyles said that Tony Marinara was a stupid name, and after trying to figure out a good last name for him, settled on Mamaluke (after The Mamalukes, who Tony had managed in WCW).
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their Hardcore Justice show since WWE owned the trademark on the Tony Mamaluke name.
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*AbusiveParents: Not necessarily a parent, but he was in charge of Norman the Lunatic. He could send Norman back to the Asylum at will, and he carried around a key to keep Norman in line
*Ascended Extra: Opened both his careers in WWE and WCW television as a referee.
*Bald of Evil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in NWA and WCW. Although during those early days he was bald on top with a greasy mullet in the back, rather than completely bald.
*Improbable Weapon User: He threw shoes at people.
*PowerStable: Ran two in WCW. Neither had proper names. One in the early 90s had The Skyscrapers (Vicious and Spivey) and Norman the Lunatic in it. The other was in the late 90s. It was called Quittin' Time, consisted of Jim Powers and "Hardwork" Bobby Walker, never appeared on anything besides the C and D shows like ''WCW Pro'' and ''WCW Worldwide''.
*Ascended Extra: Opened both his careers in WWE and WCW television as a referee.
*Bald of Evil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in NWA and WCW. Although during those early days he was bald on top with a greasy mullet in the back, rather than completely bald.
*Improbable Weapon User: He threw shoes at people.
*PowerStable: Ran two in WCW. Neither had proper names. One in the early 90s had The Skyscrapers (Vicious and Spivey) and Norman the Lunatic in it. The other was in the late 90s. It was called Quittin' Time, consisted of Jim Powers and "Hardwork" Bobby Walker, never appeared on anything besides the C and D shows like ''WCW Pro'' and ''WCW Worldwide''.
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!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea, 1995)
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!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Master (Curtis Iaukea, 1995)
* BaldOfEvil: As The Master, he had no hair on the top of his head, just an immense amount of deep scars.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He was just phased out of the Dungeon slowly until he disappeared and was never mentioned again.
* CoveredWithScars: Seriously, just look at his head. While not often mentioned in the same breath as [[Wrestling/EdFarhat the Sheik]] or Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher in the pantheon of pioneering {{Garbage Wrestler}}s, he could keep right up with them in the brawling and bleeding departments.
* EvilOldFolks: He was in his late 50s during his time as The Master, but between the grey beard, shapeless robe, spider webs all over, he really did look ancient.
* GenericDoomsdayVillain: Where did he come from? Why did he hate Hulk Hogan? What did he have to gain from ending Hulkamania? We never learned...
* GoodScarsEvilScars: The deep jagged scars all over his head put him well into Evil.
* GreaterScopeVillain: While having more of a defined personality than most [=GSVs=], all he ever really did was conjure up new wrestlers for Kevin Sullivan to throw at Hulk Hogan.
* TheMaster: It was only his {{Stage Name|s}}, after all.
* NoIndoorVoice: ''"NOOOOOO INDOOR VOICE, MYYYYYYYY SONNNNNN!"'''
* PowerStable: He was the original leader of Wrestling/TheDungeonOfDoom. Before that he was in a number of stables in the territorial days.
* WrestlingFamily: His son Rocky Iaukea competed in the Pacific Northwest and in the WWC in Puerto Rico as Abbuda Dein. This is not the same guy as "The Master of Darkness"[=/=]"The Snakemaster" Abudadein, who was a manager in the Army of Darkness and has since led his own group with that same name in the Florida independents. WCW's Prince Iaukea, real name Mike Haynor, is not really King Curtis' son. His nephew Maunakea Mossman is best known for his work in Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling as Taiyo Kea.
* BaldOfEvil: As The Master, he had no hair on the top of his head, just an immense amount of deep scars.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He was just phased out of the Dungeon slowly until he disappeared and was never mentioned again.
* CoveredWithScars: Seriously, just look at his head. While not often mentioned in the same breath as [[Wrestling/EdFarhat the Sheik]] or Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher in the pantheon of pioneering {{Garbage Wrestler}}s, he could keep right up with them in the brawling and bleeding departments.
* EvilOldFolks: He was in his late 50s during his time as The Master, but between the grey beard, shapeless robe, spider webs all over, he really did look ancient.
* GenericDoomsdayVillain: Where did he come from? Why did he hate Hulk Hogan? What did he have to gain from ending Hulkamania? We never learned...
* GoodScarsEvilScars: The deep jagged scars all over his head put him well into Evil.
* GreaterScopeVillain: While having more of a defined personality than most [=GSVs=], all he ever really did was conjure up new wrestlers for Kevin Sullivan to throw at Hulk Hogan.
* TheMaster: It was only his {{Stage Name|s}}, after all.
* NoIndoorVoice: ''"NOOOOOO INDOOR VOICE, MYYYYYYYY SONNNNNN!"'''
* PowerStable: He was the original leader of Wrestling/TheDungeonOfDoom. Before that he was in a number of stables in the territorial days.
* WrestlingFamily: His son Rocky Iaukea competed in the Pacific Northwest and in the WWC in Puerto Rico as Abbuda Dein. This is not the same guy as "The Master of Darkness"[=/=]"The Snakemaster" Abudadein, who was a manager in the Army of Darkness and has since led his own group with that same name in the Florida independents. WCW's Prince Iaukea, real name Mike Haynor, is not really King Curtis' son. His nephew Maunakea Mossman is best known for his work in Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling as Taiyo Kea.
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!!! Wrestling/PreciousPaulEllering, Paul Ellering, (1986-1990)
* TheArtifact: His 'Precious' moniker was created for his muscular prettyboy character, but he continued using it well after he switched over to the bald bearded look.
* TheBusCameBack: Twice.
** When he and the Road Warriors came back to WWF in 1998 after having been wrestling elsewhere for several years, he was booked to turn on the Road Warriors and manage the Disciples of Apocolypse[[note]]a biker gang stable consisting of [[Wrestling/BrianAdams Crush]], [[Wrestling/BrianLee Chainz]], Skull and 8-Ball[[/note]]. Ellering actually hated working against the Road Warriors.
** In 2016, when he was reintroduced as the manager of The Authors of Pain in ''Wrestling/{{WWENXT}}'', although he left when they got promoted to the main roster.
* DragonInChief: When Wrestling/JimmyHart attempted to takeover The King's Army from Wrestling/JerryLawler, he needed someone who could actually fight, someone who would be more loyal to him than Lawler, so Hart brought in Ellering.
* GorgeousGeorge: During his days as a wrestler he dabbled in this trope. He had a massively muscular physique back in the days when this was a rarity in pro wrestling, and he showed it off at all opportunities. He also had long curly blonde hair and a gaudy robe. He never really acted effeminate, but he did sometimes offer to let his opponent feel his muscles. Plus there was his nickname of Precious.
* HairTodayGoneTomorrow: During his days as an active wrestler he had a gloriously blond curly mullet. By the time he became a manager he'd switched over to a shiny shaved head.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses. Since he had been a wrestler before this, and is a member of UsefulNotes/{{MENSA}}, he absolutely qualifies for GeniusBruiser.
* PowerStable:
** (as a wrestler): [[Wrestling/JimmyHart The First Family]], in Memphis
** (as a manager): The original Legion of Doom, in Georgia.
* RedBaron: "Precious" and "Mr. [=DotCom=]".
* WrestlingFamily: His daughter Rachael, who competes for ''NXT'' as Rachael Evers.
* TheArtifact: His 'Precious' moniker was created for his muscular prettyboy character, but he continued using it well after he switched over to the bald bearded look.
* TheBusCameBack: Twice.
** When he and the Road Warriors came back to WWF in 1998 after having been wrestling elsewhere for several years, he was booked to turn on the Road Warriors and manage the Disciples of Apocolypse[[note]]a biker gang stable consisting of [[Wrestling/BrianAdams Crush]], [[Wrestling/BrianLee Chainz]], Skull and 8-Ball[[/note]]. Ellering actually hated working against the Road Warriors.
** In 2016, when he was reintroduced as the manager of The Authors of Pain in ''Wrestling/{{WWENXT}}'', although he left when they got promoted to the main roster.
* DragonInChief: When Wrestling/JimmyHart attempted to takeover The King's Army from Wrestling/JerryLawler, he needed someone who could actually fight, someone who would be more loyal to him than Lawler, so Hart brought in Ellering.
* GorgeousGeorge: During his days as a wrestler he dabbled in this trope. He had a massively muscular physique back in the days when this was a rarity in pro wrestling, and he showed it off at all opportunities. He also had long curly blonde hair and a gaudy robe. He never really acted effeminate, but he did sometimes offer to let his opponent feel his muscles. Plus there was his nickname of Precious.
* HairTodayGoneTomorrow: During his days as an active wrestler he had a gloriously blond curly mullet. By the time he became a manager he'd switched over to a shiny shaved head.
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses. Since he had been a wrestler before this, and is a member of UsefulNotes/{{MENSA}}, he absolutely qualifies for GeniusBruiser.
* PowerStable:
** (as a wrestler): [[Wrestling/JimmyHart The First Family]], in Memphis
** (as a manager): The original Legion of Doom, in Georgia.
* RedBaron: "Precious" and "Mr. [=DotCom=]".
* WrestlingFamily: His daughter Rachael, who competes for ''NXT'' as Rachael Evers.
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!!! Wrestling/JamesJDillon James J Dillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
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!!! Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
!!! Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
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!!! Sir Oliver Humperdink[=/=]Big Daddy Dink (John Sutton, 1982-1983, 1988-1992)
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
!!! Paul Jones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdinkSir Oliver Humperdink/Big Daddy Dink]] (John Sutton, 1982-1983, 1988-1992)
!!! Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
!!! Paul Jones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink
!!! Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
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!!! James J Dillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
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!!! James J Dillon Wrestling/JamesJDillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
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!!! Sir Oliver Humperdink[=/=]Big Daddy Dink] (John Sutton, 1982-1983, 1988-1992)
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
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!!! [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink Sir Oliver Humperdink[=/=]Big Humperdink/Big Daddy Dink] Dink]] (John Sutton, 1982-1983, 1988-1992)
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
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!!! Paul Jones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
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!!! Paul Jones Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia: He was apparently the son of a fairly influential mobster, with Vito and Johnny Stamboli as his gorillas.
* TagTeam: He and Little Guido formed one in end period ECW (technically a trio with Big Sal E. Graziano, but Sal rarely wrestled). Later he formed The Purists, with John Walters in Ring Of Honor.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their ''Hardcore Justice'' show.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia: He was apparently the son of a fairly influential mobster, with Vito and Johnny Stamboli as his gorillas.
* TagTeam: He and Little Guido formed one in end period ECW (technically a trio with Big Sal E. Graziano, but Sal rarely wrestled). Later he formed The Purists, with John Walters in Ring Of Honor.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their ''Hardcore Justice'' show.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia: He was apparently the son of a fairly influential mobster, with Vito and Johnny Stamboli as his gorillas.
* TagTeam: He and Little Guido formed one in end period ECW (technically a trio with Big Sal E. Graziano, but Sal rarely wrestled). Later he formed The Purists, with John Walters in Ring Of Honor.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their ''Hardcore Justice'' show.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia: He was apparently the son of a fairly influential mobster, with Vito and Johnny Stamboli as his gorillas.
* TagTeam: He and Little Guido formed one in end period ECW (technically a trio with Big Sal E. Graziano, but Sal rarely wrestled). Later he formed The Purists, with John Walters in Ring Of Honor.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: TNA called him "Tony Luke" at their ''Hardcore Justice'' show.
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!!! Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
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!!! Wrestling/PaulJones Paul Jones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)1982-1988)
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
%%* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant. (Someone who was watching back then expand this please?)
* BaldOfEvil: After Valiant defeated him in a Hair vs. Hair Match at ''[=Starrcade=] 86''.
* MedalOfDishonor: ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' named him "Worst Manager" for 1986.
* LoserLeavesTown: Defeated Valiant in a [[GimmickMatches "Loser Leaves Town Tuxedo Street Fight"]] at ''[=Starrcade=] 84''.
* PowerStable: He was the manager of Paul Jones' Army: Baron Von Raschke, Wrestling/IvanKoloff, Wrestling/SuperstarBillyGraham, Wrestling/ThePowersOfPain (The Warlord and Wrestling/TheBarbarian), Wrestling/{{Kamala}}, The Assassins (#1 and [[Wrestling/HerculesHernandez #2]]), Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher, Wrestling/RickRude, Manny Fernandez, Shaska Whatley, Teijo Khan, Vladimir Petrov
** He was also a member of [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink The House of Humperdink]]
** (in SAPW): Jones' Rangers, with Ranger Ross, Bo Ragin, [[Wrestling/KenShamrock Vince Torelli]] and [[Wrestling/{{Tatanka}} Chris Chavis]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* RetiredBadass: He was a very successful singles and tag team wrestler in the southeastern territorial scene from the early 60s through the early 80s, but he had to retire from active wrestling in '82 due to accumulated back injuries.
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* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida]]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
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* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida]].Florida=]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
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* ActionSurvivor
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
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* NiceHat
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* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
* WrestlingFamily: His son-in-law, Bobby Eaton.
* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
* WrestlingFamily: His son-in-law, Bobby Eaton.
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* CoolShades
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!!! [[Wrestling/SirOliverHumperdink Sir Oliver Humperdink[=/=]Big Daddy Dink]] Dink] (John Sutton, 1982-1983, 1988-1992)
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida]]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
* EightiesHair: A "business in the front party in the back" style flowing mullet.
* BeardOfEvil: Averted, he had a well groomed full beard that, according to the trope image on GoodHairEvilHair, belongs at the top of ''good''. Dink was very rarely 'good'.
* ClassyCane: Usually carried one, and ''of course'' he'd hit his team's opponents with it behind the referee's back.
* EvilRedhead: His hair was red as could be, and he was for the most part a thoroughly unpleasant person during his time in wrestling.
* IHaveManyNames: At various times in his career he went by Red Sutton, Sir Oliver Humperdink, Rooster Humperdink, and Big Daddy Dink.)
* ImpossiblyTackyClothes: His style was incredibly elaborate, ornate suits as colorful as stained glass windows over ruffled, frilly, almost as brightly colored dress shirts, along with an ornate cane.
* {{Heel}}: Although he did have a few face runs, he was known for disliking playing a face. He was even curmudgeonly backstage in WWF when forced to play face.
* NonActionGuy: He could wrestle a bit when forced to - in fact, he was a successful singles wrestler in [=NWA Florida]]. By the time he got to WCW though, he was a manager and never wrestled if he could help it.
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!!! Wrestling/JamesJDillon James J Dillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
1997-1998)
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
* TheCameo: He managed The North Star Express (Darin Corbin and Ryan Cruz) at ''Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} Tag World Grand Prix 2006''.
* PowerStable:
** (in Florida): The Royal Family, with Wrestling/OutlawRonBass, Wrestling/BruiserBrody, Bobby Jaggers, Wrestling/BigJohnStudd, Wrestling/TheOneManGang, Wrestling/TerryFunk, Jimmy Garvin, Wrestling/TheIronSheik, Wrestling/ExoticAdrianStreet, Black Bart and Kendo Nagasaki (Japanese version)
** Dillon's Death Squad, with The Mongolian Stomper, The Spoiler (Frank Morrell) and Wrestling/AbdullahTheButcher.
** A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen .
* RedBaron: "J.J."
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in '97 and '98. He was brought in as a face authority figure to combat the [=nWo=] after Wrestling/EricBischoff was outed as secretly being part of the [=nWo=].
* SelectiveEnforcement: As WCW Chairman, he and the committee decided that the rules were going to be more stringently enforced. He decided to invoke this newfound enforcement of the rules not on any of the literally hundreds of matches the [=nWo=] had screwed up, but when undercarder Chris Adams upset Wrestling/RandySavage after someone else interfered against Savage.
* ShoeSlap: He'd give the Horsemen his shoe to use as a weapon.
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!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
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!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)1993-1997)
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!!! James "J.J." Dillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* PowerStable: A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen.
* RedBaron: 'J.J.'
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in the mid 90s.
* TagalongKid: For The Four Horsemen.
* ActionSurvivor
* PowerStable: A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen.
* RedBaron: 'J.J.'
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in the mid 90s.
* TagalongKid: For The Four Horsemen.
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!!! James "J.J." Dillon Wrestling/JamesJDillon (James Morrison, 1982-1988, 1997-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* PowerStable: A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen.
* RedBaron: 'J.J.'
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in the mid 90s.
* TagalongKid: For The Four Horsemen.
1997-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* PowerStable: A founding member of Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen.
* RedBaron: 'J.J.'
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: As the Chairman of the WCW Executive Committee in the mid 90s.
* TagalongKid: For The Four Horsemen.
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!!! Tony Marinara (Charles John Spencer)
* UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia
* UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia
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!!! [[Wrestling/TonyMamaluke Tony Marinara Marinara]] (Charles John Spencer)
* UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafiaSpencer)
* UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: His last appearance came at the 2000 Souled Out pay-per-view. In an interview with Gene Okerlund, he said he had to take care of some business and then left, never to appear in WCW again.
* LoanShark: Came to WCW in the first place with the Mamalukes to get [[Wrestling/GlennGilbertti Disco Inferno]] to pay the money he borrowed.
* TheMafia
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!! nWo Invasion Era Managers (1996-1999)
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[[folder: NWO Invasion Era Managers
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!! Managers of the Final Years (1999-2000)
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[[folder: Managers of the Final Years
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!!! Paul Ellering, (1986-1990)
* ActionSurvivor
* BadassMustache
* CoolShades
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
* RedBaron: "Precious".
* ActionSurvivor
* BadassMustache
* CoolShades
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
* RedBaron: "Precious".
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!!! Paul Ellering, (1986-1990)
* ActionSurvivor
* BadassMustache
* CoolShades
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
* RedBaron: "Precious".
Wrestling/PreciousPaulEllering, (1986-1990)
* ActionSurvivor
* BadassMustache
* CoolShades
* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
* RedBaron: "Precious".
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!!! Paul Jones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)
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!!! Paul Jones Wrestling/PaulJones (Paul Frederick, 1982-1988)1982-1988)
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
!!! [[Wrestling/PaulHeyman Paul E. Dangerously]] (Paul Heyman) 1988-1992
!!! Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
!!! [[Wrestling/PaulHeyman Paul E. Dangerously]] (Paul Heyman) 1988-1992
!!! Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
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* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant.
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* ArchEnemy: Jimmy Valiant.BadassTeacher: Ran WCW's Power Plant program and was responsible for training, among others, Wrestling/KevinNash, Wrestling/DiamondDallasPage, Wrestling/{{Goldberg}}, and [[Wrestling/TheBigShow the Giant]].
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
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* PowerStable: Paul Jones' Army.
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* SmallNameBigEgo
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
!!! [[Wrestling/PaulHeyman Paul E. Dangerously]] (Paul Heyman) 1988-1992
!!! Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
* RedBaron: "Number One" and an unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* SmallNameBigEgo
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
!!! [[Wrestling/PaulHeyman Paul E. Dangerously]] (Paul Heyman) 1988-1992
!!! Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
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* NiceHat
* PowerStable:Paul Jones' Army.
The Stud Stable
* RedBaron:"Number One" "Colonel".
* SouthernGentleman: Of the AffablyEvil variety.
* WouldHitAGirl: Defeated Wrestling/{{Madusa}} at ''[=Uncensored=] 96''.
* WrestlingFamily: His father Buddy Fuller, his brother Ron Fuller, his grandfather Roy Welch andan unwanted one in "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
* SmallNameBigEgo
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
his cousin Jimmy "Bunkhouse Buck" Golden were all wrestlers.
!!![[Wrestling/PaulHeyman Paul E. Dangerously]] (Paul Heyman) 1988-1992
Wrestling/JimmyHart (Jimmy Ray Hart, 1994-2001)
!!!Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
[[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea, 1995)
!!!The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]Sir William (Bill Dundee, 1993-1994)
* PowerStable:
* RedBaron:
* SouthernGentleman: Of the AffablyEvil variety.
* WouldHitAGirl: Defeated Wrestling/{{Madusa}} at ''[=Uncensored=] 96''.
* WrestlingFamily: His father Buddy Fuller, his brother Ron Fuller, his grandfather Roy Welch and
* SmallNameBigEgo
!! NWA-WCW Era Managers (1988-1993)
!!!
!!!
!! Bischoff Era Managers (1993-1996)
!!!
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* BadassTeacher: Ran WCW's Power Plant program and was responsible for training, among others, Wrestling/KevinNash, Wrestling/DiamondDallasPage, Wrestling/{{Goldberg}}, and [[Wrestling/TheBigShow the Giant]].
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
* {{Heel}}
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
* {{Heel}}
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* BadassTeacher: Ran WCW's Power Plant program and was responsible for training, among others, Wrestling/KevinNash, Wrestling/DiamondDallasPage, Wrestling/{{Goldberg}}, and [[Wrestling/TheBigShow the Giant]].
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
* {{Heel}}EvilBrit
* CoolMask
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast
* WrestlingFamily: His son is WCW and WWE referee, Nick Patrick.
!!! Col. Robert Parker (Robert Welch, 1993-1998)
* ActionSurvivor
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* GoodOlBoy
* GoodSmokingEvilSmoking: With his Cuban cigars.
* {{Heel}}
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* PowerStable: The Stud Stable
* RedBaron: "Colonel".
* SouthernGentleman: Of the AffablyEvil variety.
* WouldHitAGirl: Defeated Wrestling/{{Madusa}} at ''[=Uncensored=] 96''.
* WrestlingFamily: His father Buddy Fuller, his brother Ron Fuller, his grandfather Roy Welch and his cousin Jimmy "Bunkhouse Buck" Golden were all wrestlers.
!!! Wrestling/JimmyHart (Jimmy Ray Hart, 1994-2001)
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea, 1995)
!!! Sir William (Bill Dundee, 1993-1994)
* ActionSurvivor
* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
* RedBaron: "Colonel".
* SouthernGentleman: Of the AffablyEvil variety.
* WouldHitAGirl: Defeated Wrestling/{{Madusa}} at ''[=Uncensored=] 96''.
* WrestlingFamily: His father Buddy Fuller, his brother Ron Fuller, his grandfather Roy Welch and his cousin Jimmy "Bunkhouse Buck" Golden were all wrestlers.
!!! Wrestling/JimmyHart (Jimmy Ray Hart, 1994-2001)
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea, 1995)
!!! Sir William (Bill Dundee, 1993-1994)
* ActionSurvivor
* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
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* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked the Road Warriors / Legion of Doom's matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
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* HypercompetentSidekick: In RealLife, Ellering personally booked the Road Warriors / Legion of Doom's Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors' matches, scheduled their flights, set up hotel reservations, and kept track of expenses.
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!!! Teddy Long (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
* BaldOfAwesome
* BaldOfEvil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in Jim Crockett Promotions.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the early 90's when Long's real life charity work became better known, he turned face.
* NonActionGuy
* SharpDressedMan
* SoulBrotha
* BaldOfAwesome
* BaldOfEvil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in Jim Crockett Promotions.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the early 90's when Long's real life charity work became better known, he turned face.
* NonActionGuy
* SharpDressedMan
* SoulBrotha
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!!! Teddy Long Wrestling/TeddyLong (Theodore Rufus Long. 1985-1996)
* BaldOfAwesome
* BaldOfEvil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in Jim Crockett Promotions.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the early 90's when Long's real life charity work became better known, he turned face.
* NonActionGuy
* SharpDressedMan
* SoulBrotha
* BaldOfEvil: Heel, dating back to his days as a manager in Jim Crockett Promotions.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the early 90's when Long's real life charity work became better known, he turned face.
* NonActionGuy
* SharpDressedMan
* SoulBrotha
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* RedBaron: 'Precious'
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* RedBaron: 'Precious'
"Precious".
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* RedBaron: 'Number One' and an unwanted one in 'Weasel' by other wrestlers.
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* RedBaron: 'Number One' "Number One" and an unwanted one in 'Weasel' "Weasel" by other wrestlers.
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!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1995-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
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!!! The Assassin (Jody Hamilton) 1983-1984, 1993-2001[[note]]From 1995-2001 1994-2001 he was the trainer for WCW's Power Plant and was rarely seen on camera.[[/note]]
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* RedBaron: 'Colonel'
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* RedBaron: 'Colonel'"Colonel".
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* PowerStable: A founding member of TheFourHorsemen.
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* PowerStable: A founding member of TheFourHorsemen.Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen.
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* TagalongKid: For TheFourHorsemen.The Four Horsemen.
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* AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
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* AmericanAccents: UsefulNotes/AmericanAccents: Noo Yawk
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* TagalongKid: For TheFourHorsemen.
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* TagalongKid: For TheFourHorsemen.
TheFourHorsemen.
* HeelFaceTurn: In the early 90's when Long's real life charity work became better known, he turned face.
* BerserkButton: Being referred to as Colonel Sanders, or chants of "KFC".
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
* FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit: Not fat at all, but invokes this trope completely otherwise.
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* JapaneseTourist
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* JapaneseTouristJapaneseTourist: His gimmick towards the end of his time in WCW.
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* ActionSurvivor
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* WrestlingFamily: His son-in-law, Bobby Eaton.
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!!!Wrestling/DaffneyUnger (Shannon Claire Spruill) 1999-2000
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* TheMafia
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* TheMafiaTheMafia
!!!Wrestling/DaffneyUnger (Shannon Claire Spruill) 1999-2000
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!!!Wrestling/DaffneyUnger (Shannon Claire Spruill) 1999-2000
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!!! Wrestling/JimmyHart (Jimmy Ray Hart, 1994-2001
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea) 1995
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis Iaukea) 1995
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!!! Wrestling/JimmyHart (Jimmy Ray Hart, 1994-2001
1994-2001)
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King CurtisIaukea) 1995
Iaukea, 1995)
!!! Sir William (Bill Dundee, 1993-1994)
* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
!!! [[Wrestling/KingCurtisIaukea The Master]] (King Curtis
!!! Sir William (Bill Dundee, 1993-1994)
* EvilBrit
* NiceHat
