History Wrestling / AlPoling

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As usual, you can find the basics at [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/911_(wrestler) The Other Wiki]].

Al Poling is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity best known for his work in Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1994-1996 as 911. He debuted in 1990 after training under [[Wrestling/LarrySharpe "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe]] and competed in the independents before arriving in ECW in 1994. His first role was as [[AscendedExtra the anonymous handler who wheeled]] Wrestling/{{Sabu}} down to the ring, which changed when he was officially named at ''ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed'' on February 5th. He left ECW in early 1996, making only a couple of appearances after. He was a {{Jobber}} in Wrestling/{{WCW}} in 1996-1997 as "Tombstone." He has worked for various independent promotions in the New York-UsefulNotes/NewJersey area ever since. Among his in-ring achievements, he is a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/cwa/nj-nwa-lh.html NWA World (New Jersey) Light Heavyweight Champion]], a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/japw/japw-h.html JAPW Heavyweight Champion]] and in 1994 ''Pro Wrestling Illustrated'' named him "Rookie of the Year."

!!! "These tropes have been chokeslammed by 911":

* WouldHitAGirl: He chokeslammed Shane Douglas' valet Angel.

* ArchEnemy: Wrestling/ShaneDouglas, Bill Alfonso, Wrestling/{{Taz|z}} (after his heel turn).

'''Al Poling''' is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity best known for his work in Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1994-1996 as '''911.''' He debuted in 1990 after training under [[Wrestling/LarrySharpe "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe]] and competed in the independents before arriving in ECW in 1994. His first role was as [[AscendedExtra the anonymous handler who wheeled]] Wrestling/{{Sabu}} down to the ring, which changed when he was officially named at ''ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed'' on February 5th. He left ECW in early 1996, making only a couple of appearances after. He was a {{Jobber}} in Wrestling/{{WCW}} in 1996-1997 as "Tombstone." He has worked for various independent promotions in the New York-UsefulNotes/NewJersey area ever since. Among his in-ring achievements, he is a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/cwa/nj-nwa-lh.html NWA World (New Jersey) Light Heavyweight Champion]], a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/japw/japw-h.html JAPW Heavyweight Champion]] and in 1994 ''Pro Wrestling Illustrated'' named him "Rookie of the Year."

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: He was not the "Big Al" who faced [[Characters/WCWFinalYears Tank Abbott]] at ''WCW [=SuperBrawl=] X'' despite what some websites might claim.

* ArchEnemy: Shane Douglas, Bill Alfonso, Wrestling/{{Taz|z}} (after his heel turn).

* WinBackTheCrowd: Invoked at ''ECW Hardcore Heaven 95.'' There was a tag team match with Chad Austin and The Broadstreet Bully (Tony Stetson) vs. Donn E. Allen and Dino Sendoff that featured blown spots, with the crowd turning on it and Joey even ''[[LampshadeHanging saying]]'', "This match isn't very good," and, figuring that the match probably wouldn't make TV, using it to take a shot at ''[=WCW=] Slamboree'', a [=PPV=] which, from 1993-1995, would feature RingOldies along with wrestlers from the regular roster. Then "Frankenstein" hit, bringing out Paul E. and 911. 911 chokeslammed all four guys to the cheers of the crowd.

* WinBackTheCrowd: Invoked at ''ECW Hardcore Heaven 95.'' There was a tag team match with Chad Austin and The Broadstreet Bully (Tony Stetson) vs. Donn E. Allen and Dino Sendoff that featured blown spots, with the crowd turning on it and Joey even ''[[LampshadeHanging saying]]'', "This match isn't very good," and, figuring that the match probably wouldn't make TV, using it to take a shot at ''[=WCW=] Slamboree'', a [=PPV=] which, from 1993-1995, would feature RingOldies along with wrestlers from the regular roster. Then "Frankenstein" by the Edgar Winter Group hit, bringing out Paul E. and 911. 911 chokeslammed all four guys to the cheers of the crowd.

* SquashMatch: Of course. The only real move he had was the chokeslam, so his matches would often consist of him just chokeslamming the other guy and pinning him.

* ArchEnemy: Shane Douglas, Mr. Hughes, Wrestling/RonSimmons, Bill Alfonso, Wrestling/{{Taz|z}}

* NoSell: [[Wrestling/{{TPE}} The Public Enemy]] once defeated the Tazmaniac and Sabu. 911 went to chokeslam the ref and Rocco Rock hit him with a chair, which 911 no-sold. Rocco tried again, and this time 911 responded...by chokeslamming Rocco.

* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: He was not the "Big Al" who faced [[Characters/WCWFinalYears Tank Abbott]] at ''WCW [=SuperBrawl=] IX'' despite what some websites might claim.

'''Al Poling''' is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity best known for his work in Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1994-1996 as '''911.''' He debuted in 1990 after training under [[Wrestling/LarrySharpe "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe]] and competed in the independents before arriving in ECW in 1994. His first role was as [[AscendedExtra the anonymous handler who wheeled]] Wrestling/{{Sabu}} down to the ring, which changed when he was officially named at ''ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed'' on February 5th. He left ECW in early 1996, making only a couple of appearances after. He was a {{Jobber}} in Wrestling/{{WCW}} in 1996-1997 as "Big Al." He has worked for various independent promotions in the New York-UsefulNotes/NewJersey area ever since. Among his in-ring achievements, he is a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/cwa/nj-nwa-lh.html NWA World (New Jersey) Light Heavyweight Champion]], a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/japw/japw-h.html JAPW Heavyweight Champion]] and in 1994 ''Pro Wrestling Illustrated'' named him "Rookie of the Year."

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* SquashMatch: Of course.

'''Al Poling''' is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity best known for his work in Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1994-1996 as '''911.''' He debuted in 1990 after training under [[Wrestling/LarrySharpe "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe]] and competed in the independents before arriving in ECW in 1994. His first role was as the anonymous handler who wheeled Wrestling/{{Sabu}} down to the ring, which changed when he was officially named at ''ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed'' on February 5th. He left ECW in early 1996, making only a couple of appearances after. He was a {{Jobber}} in Wrestling/{{WCW}} in 1996-1997 as "Big Al." He has worked for various independent promotions in the New York-UsefulNotes/NewJersey area ever since. Among his in-ring achievements, he is a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/cwa/nj-nwa-lh.html NWA World (New Jersey) Light Heavyweight Champion]], a former [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/nj/japw/japw-h.html JAPW Heavyweight Champion]] and in 1994 ''Pro Wrestling Illustrated'' named him "Rookie of the Year."

* PowerStable: Hot Stuff International in NWA New Jersey.

'''Al Poling''' is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity best known for his work in Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1994-1996 as '''911.''' He debuted in 1990 after training under [[Wrestling/LarrySharpe "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe]] and competed in the independents before arriving in ECW in 1994. His first role was as the anonymous handler who wheeled Wrestling/{{Sabu}} down to the ring, which changed when he was officially named at ''ECW The Night the Line Was Crossed'' on February 5th. He left ECW in early 1996, making only a couple of appearances after. He was a {{Jobber}} in Wrestling/{{WCW}} in 1996-1997 as "Big Al."

* ''{{Leitmotif}}'': "Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group