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* HatedByAll: Had become this during WCW's later days. On the August 23, 2000 ''WCW Thunder'', [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure WCW Commissioner]] Ernest "The Cat" Miller insisted that, despite the other wrestlers' wishes, he couldn't fire Disco because he had a "no-cut contract." This led to a scene of the Filthy Animals walking out of Miller's office and coming face to face with Wrestling/JimmyHart and a hallway full of wrestlers and other WCW employees. Hart asked and the Animals had to tell everyone that they couldn't do anything.
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* TheScrappy: A rare case of this happening ''InUniverse'', where it was the ''wrestlers'' who felt this way about him. On the August 23, 2000 ''WCW Thunder'', [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure WCW Commissioner]] Ernest "The Cat" Miller insisted that, despite the other wrestlers' wishes, he couldn't fire Disco because he had a "no-cut contract." This led to a scene of the Filthy Animals walking out of Miller's office and coming face to face with Wrestling/JimmyHart and a hallway full of wrestlers and other WCW employees. Hart asked and the Animals had to tell everyone that they couldn't do anything.
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* BigYes: The hook in his entrance theme, as quoted above.
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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Disco's rendition of Konnan's theme song managed to crack Tony Schiavone up to the point where he could barely speak.
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As usual, you can find the basics at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Inferno_(wrestler) The Other Wiki]].
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* FinishingMove: A standing reverse figure 4 leglock called the Last Dance. He phased the leglock out in favor of The Chartbuster (Stone Cold Stunner). Later he changed the name of the Chartbuster to... the Last Dance
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* FinishingMove: A standing reverse figure 4 leglock called the Last Dance. He phased the leglock out in favor of The Chartbuster (Stone Cold Stunner). Later he changed When [[Wrestling/BrutusBeefcake The Disciple]] usurped the name of move, Disco began using a piledriver. After The Disciple's run ended he went back to using the Chartbuster to...Stunner, but now called it... the Last Dance
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* FinishingMove: A standing reverse figure 4 leglock called the Last Dance. He phased the leglock out in favor of The Chartbuster (Stone Cold Stunner). Later he changed the name of the Chartbuster to... the Last Dance
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* XtremeKoolLetterz: In 2000 he joined The Filthy Animals and changed his name to 'Disqo' as a play on 'Sisqo', whose 'Thong Song' was popular at the time.
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* XtremeKoolLetterz: In 2000 he joined The Filthy Animals and changed his name to 'Disqo' as a play on 'Sisqo', 'Music/{{Sisqo}}', whose 'Thong Song' was popular at the time.
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->''"[[EarWorm Disco fever, disco fever, disco fever yeah yeah yeah yeah]]"''
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Glenn Gilbertti (born November 12, 1967) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1995 to the bitter end as '''Disco Inferno.''' He debuted in the Georgia independent scene in 1991 and also competed in the USWA in Memphis. He debuted in WCW in Fall 1995 as a midcarder, winning matches against low-ranked competitors but losing to bigger names, including Wrestling/EddieGuerrero and, in his last WCW appearance, Wrestling/{{Sabu}}. Over the course of his WCW career, he would hold the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-tv.html WCW World Television Title]] twice and the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-c.html WCW World Cruiserweight Title]] once. He has also competed for Wrestling/ImpactWrestling, Wrestling/DragonGate, Wrestling/JuggaloChampionshipWrestling and many other promotions. In 1995, ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' gave him their "Best Gimmick" Award.
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Glenn Gilbertti (born November 12, 1967) is an American{{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er {{professional wrestl|ing}}er best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1995 to the bitter end as '''Disco Inferno.''' He debuted in the Georgia independent scene in 1991 and also competed in the USWA in Memphis. He debuted in WCW in Fall 1995 as a midcarder, winning matches against low-ranked competitors but losing to bigger names, including Wrestling/EddieGuerrero and, in his last WCW appearance, Wrestling/{{Sabu}}. Over the course of his WCW career, he would hold the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-tv.html WCW World Television Title]] twice and the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-c.html WCW World Cruiserweight Title]] once. He has also competed for Wrestling/ImpactWrestling, Wrestling/DragonGate, Wrestling/JuggaloChampionshipWrestling and many other promotions. In 1995, ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' gave him their "Best Gimmick" Award.
Glenn Gilbertti (born November 12, 1967) is an American
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'''Glenn Gilbertti''' (b. 1968) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1995 to the bitter end as '''Disco Inferno.''' He debuted in the Georgia independent scene in 1991 and also competed in the USWA in Memphis. He debuted in WCW in Fall 1995 as a midcarder, winning matches against low-ranked competitors but losing to bigger names, including Wrestling/EddieGuerrero and, in his last WCW appearance, Wrestling/{{Sabu}}. Over the course of his WCW career, he would hold the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-tv.html WCW World Television Title]] twice and the [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-c.html WCW World Cruiserweight Title]] once. He has also competed for Wrestling/ImpactWrestling, Wrestling/DragonGate, Wrestling/JuggaloChampionshipWrestling and many other promotions. In 1995, ''Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter'' gave him their "Best Gimmick" Award.
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* TheScrappy: A rare case of this happening ''InUniverse'', where it was the ''wrestlers'' who felt this way about him. On the August 23, 2000 ''WCW Thunder'', [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure WCW Commissioner]] [[Characters/WCWInvasion Ernest "The Cat" Miller]] insisted that, despite the other wrestlers' wishes, he couldn't fire Disco because he had a "no-cut contract." This led to a scene of the Filthy Animals walking out of Miller's office and coming face to face with Wrestling/JimmyHart and a hallway full of wrestlers and other WCW employees. Hart asked and the Animals had to tell everyone that they couldn't do anything.
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* TheScrappy: A rare case of this happening ''InUniverse'', where it was the ''wrestlers'' who felt this way about him. On the August 23, 2000 ''WCW Thunder'', [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure WCW Commissioner]] [[Characters/WCWInvasion Ernest "The Cat" Miller]] Miller insisted that, despite the other wrestlers' wishes, he couldn't fire Disco because he had a "no-cut contract." This led to a scene of the Filthy Animals walking out of Miller's office and coming face to face with Wrestling/JimmyHart and a hallway full of wrestlers and other WCW employees. Hart asked and the Animals had to tell everyone that they couldn't do anything.
