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* {{Mooks}}: This is how most Attitude Era fans remember him. Aside from his stint as The Corporation's stooge, he also aided the [=McMahon=]- Helmsley Faction against Test.
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* AlliterativeName: His in-ring name, '''P'''at '''P'''atterson.
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* {{Mooks}}: This is how most Attitude Era fans remember him, him. Aside from his stint as one of Vince's corporate goons or "stooges".The Corporation's stooge, he also aided the [=McMahon=]- Helmsley Faction against Test.
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Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview(which he later recanted). His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the WWE Network's reality show, ''Series/WWELegendsHouse''.
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Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview(which he later recanted). His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves served in a consulting role with the company to this day. company. He currently appears appeared on the WWE Network's reality show, ''Series/WWELegendsHouse''.
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As a wrestler, Patterson was originally known for his CampGay gimmick in the [[Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance NWA]]'s San Francisco territory. This is TruthInTelevision: He really is gay, though in person he's more StraightGay. He held the Tag Team titles there ten times with various partners, and San Francisco's U.S. title six times.
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As a wrestler, Patterson was originally known for his CampGay gimmick in the [[Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance NWA]]'s San Francisco territory. This is TruthInTelevision: He really is was gay, though in person he's he was more StraightGay. He held the Tag Team titles there ten times with various partners, and San Francisco's U.S. title six times.
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* TakeThat: Along with Gerald Brisco, he used Wrestling/HulkHogan's taunts and theme music during the Attitude Era. One infamous post-match moment had him ''[[FanDisservice take off his shirt]]'' and start flexing his biceps like Hogan used to do.
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** QuirkyMinibossSquad: Occasionally served this capacity with Gerald Brisco, under the command of Mr. [=McMahon.=]
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him, as one of Vince's corporate goons or "stooges".
** QuirkyMinibossSquad: Occasionally served this capacity with GeraldBrisco, Brisco and sometimes Sgt. Slaughter, under the command of Mr. [=McMahon.=]
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. [[SmartMark Smarks]] know he's gay, but his later Mook character had no stereotypical or camp tendencies, and [[HideYourLesbians they dance around the issue]] in ''Legends House''.
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. [[SmartMark Smarks]] know he's gay, but his later Mook character had no stereotypical or camp tendencies, and [[HideYourLesbians they dance around the issue]] in ''Legends House''.House'' until the finale.
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Wiki/TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Patterson_(wrestler) has more information]].
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Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview.interview(which he later recanted). His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the WWE Network's reality show, ''Series/WWELegendsHouse''.
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'''Pierre Clermont''', better known by the ring name '''Pat Patterson''' (born January 19, 1942) was a Canadian-American wrestler until right before the beginning of the 1980s explosion of Wrestling/{{WWE}}. It is his behind-the-scenes work during the modern era that has driven some of the concepts that are well-known today.
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'''Pierre Clermont''', better known by the ring name '''Pat Patterson''' (born January (January 19, 1942) 1942-December 2, 2020) was a Canadian-American wrestler until right before the beginning of the 1980s explosion of Wrestling/{{WWE}}. It is his behind-the-scenes work during the modern era that has driven some of the concepts that are well-known today.
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'''Pierre Clermont''', better known by the ring name '''Pat Patterson''' (born January 19, 1942) was a Canadian-American wrestler until right before the beginning of the 1980s explosion of Wrestling/{{WWE}}. It is his behind-the-scenes work during the modern era that has driven some of the concepts that are well-known today.
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** Patterson also became a heel again in December 1997, shortly after the Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob and VinceMcMahon's [[FaceHeelTurn heel turn]], with [=McMahon=] recruiting Patterson and Gerald Brisco as his "stooges" to go after Wresstling/StoneColdSteveAustin.
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** Patterson also became a heel again in December 1997, shortly after the Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob and VinceMcMahon's Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's [[FaceHeelTurn heel turn]], with [=McMahon=] recruiting Patterson and Gerald Brisco as his "stooges" to go after Wresstling/StoneColdSteveAustin.Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin.
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* OnlySaneMan: It's said that Patterson is largely responsible for keeping Vince grounded and being able to talk him out of some of his more outlandish ideas. Since leaving his inner circle, the difference is very noticible.
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Not long after retiring, Patterson went behind the scenes, and quickly became Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "right-hand man". He is best known as the progenitor of the Wrestling/RoyalRumble match, and often booked it personally early on.
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on. He was inducted into the Wrestling/WWEHallOfFame in 1996.
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* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: In the mid-1980s, Patterson was primarily a neutral to face-leaning backstage official in the United States and most of Canada ... except in Montreal, when he was a full-fledged heel. Patterson hosted a Main/TalkShowWithFists segment called "Le brunch de Pat," aired only in the WWF's French-Canadian markets, where he asked questions in English and translated their answers in French to mock and insult the faces and praise the heels. In 1987, Patterson teamed with the heel New Dream Team (Dino Bravo and Greg "the Hammer" Valentine) against face tag teams -- almost always, these were six-man teams featuring ex-Dream Team member Wrestling/BrutusBeefcake (who had newly turned face) and the Rougeau Brothers (Jacques and Raymond). Until the advent of video sharing services, none of Patterson's mid-to-late 1980s heelish personality traits were shown or referred to in the United States.
** Patterson also became a heel again in December 1997, shortly after the Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob and VinceMcMahon's [[FaceHeelTurn heel turn]], with [=McMahon=] recruiting Patterson and Gerald Brisco as his "stooges" to go after Wresstling/StoneColdSteveAustin.
** Patterson also became a heel again in December 1997, shortly after the Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob and VinceMcMahon's [[FaceHeelTurn heel turn]], with [=McMahon=] recruiting Patterson and Gerald Brisco as his "stooges" to go after Wresstling/StoneColdSteveAustin.
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TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Patterson_(wrestler) has more information]].
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* TheSmartGuy: Backstage during the '80s, Pat would be the voice of reason to Vince's crazy booking ideas.
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* TheSmartGuy: Backstage during the '80s, Pat would be the voice of reason to Vince's crazy booking ideas. Probably the greatest example came in 1990 when Vince wanted new acquisition Mark Calaway to debut from inside Wrestling/TheGobbledyGooker's egg as "The Eggman", but Patterson instead persuaded him to let Calaway use the gimmick he'd come up with for him instead- '''''Wrestling/TheUndertaker!'''''
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* HypercompetentSidekick: With the decimation of {{Kayfabe}}, this is how he tends to come off when people hear about his time as an official in WWF.
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* OpenSecret: Prior to his officially coming out, ''everyone'' knew Patterson was gay. However, other than the occasional veiled reference, it was just one of those things that nobody talked about.
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. [[SmartMark Smarks]] know he's gay, but his later Mook character had no stereotypical or camp tendencies, and [[HideYourLesbians they dance around the issue]] in ''Legends House''.
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. [[SmartMark Smarks]] know he's gay, but his later Mook character had no stereotypical or camp tendencies, and [[HideYourLesbians they dance around the issue]] in ''Legends House''.House''.
* TheSmartGuy: Backstage during the '80s, Pat would be the voice of reason to Vince's crazy booking ideas.
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. Smarks know he's gay, but it doesn't really come up in ''Legends House''.
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* CampGay: His character. In his earliest gimmicks, he'd wear lipstick and pink trunks.
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* StraightGay: Him in real life. Smarks know he's gay, but it doesn't really come up in ''Legends House''.
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Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the WWE Network's reality show, ''WWELegendsHouse''.
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Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the WWE Network's reality show, ''WWELegendsHouse''.
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He returned on-screen at the beginning of the Wrestling/AttitudeEra as one of Mr. McMahon's mooks, alongside Gerald Brisco. At one point [[RefugeInAudacity he won the WWF Hardcore Championship]] (at age 59), and [[CallBack once defended it in an evening gown match]].
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the Wrestling/WWENetwork's reality show, ''Legends House''.
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the Wrestling/WWENetwork's reality show, ''Legends House''.
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He returned on-screen at the beginning of the Wrestling/AttitudeEra as one of Mr. McMahon's [=McMahon's=] mooks, alongside Gerald Brisco. At one point [[RefugeInAudacity he won the WWF Hardcore Championship]] (at age 59), and [[CallBack once defended it in an evening gown match]].
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on theWrestling/WWENetwork's WWE Network's reality show, ''Legends House''.
''WWELegendsHouse''.
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the
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'''Pierre Clermont''', better known by the ring name '''Pat Patterson''' (born January 19, 1942) was a wrestler until right before the beginning of the 1980s explosion of Wrestling/{{WWE}}. It is his behind-the-scenes work during the modern era that has driven some of the concepts that are well-known today.
As a wrestler, Patterson was originally known for his CampGay gimmick in the [[Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance NWA]]'s San Francisco territory. This is TruthInTelevision: He really is gay, though in person he's more StraightGay. He held the Tag Team titles there ten times with various partners, and San Francisco's U.S. title six times.
He joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1979, and quickly won the North American Championship from Wrestling/TedDiBiase. It was then turned into the Intercontinental Championship, and he held it for about a year. He would retire from active duty in 1984, and become a referee.
Not long after retiring, Patterson went behind the scenes, and quickly became Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "right-hand man". He is best known as the progenitor of the Wrestling/RoyalRumble match, and often booked it personally early on.
He returned on-screen at the beginning of the Wrestling/AttitudeEra as one of Mr. McMahon's mooks, alongside Gerald Brisco. At one point [[RefugeInAudacity he won the WWF Hardcore Championship]] (at age 59), and [[CallBack once defended it in an evening gown match]].
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the Wrestling/WWENetwork's reality show, ''Legends House''.
TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Patterson_(wrestler) has more information]].
!!! Some tropes involving the wrestler:
* CampGay: His character. In his earliest gimmicks, he'd wear lipstick and pink trunks.
* {{Mooks}}: This is how most Attitude Era fans remember him.
** QuirkyMinibossSquad: Occasionally served this capacity with Gerald Brisco, under the command of Mr. McMahon.
As a wrestler, Patterson was originally known for his CampGay gimmick in the [[Wrestling/NationalWrestlingAlliance NWA]]'s San Francisco territory. This is TruthInTelevision: He really is gay, though in person he's more StraightGay. He held the Tag Team titles there ten times with various partners, and San Francisco's U.S. title six times.
He joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1979, and quickly won the North American Championship from Wrestling/TedDiBiase. It was then turned into the Intercontinental Championship, and he held it for about a year. He would retire from active duty in 1984, and become a referee.
Not long after retiring, Patterson went behind the scenes, and quickly became Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's "right-hand man". He is best known as the progenitor of the Wrestling/RoyalRumble match, and often booked it personally early on.
He returned on-screen at the beginning of the Wrestling/AttitudeEra as one of Mr. McMahon's mooks, alongside Gerald Brisco. At one point [[RefugeInAudacity he won the WWF Hardcore Championship]] (at age 59), and [[CallBack once defended it in an evening gown match]].
Unfortunately, he left WWE in official capacities in 2004 under accusations he had sexually harassed some of the men in the company. One of his alleged victims was Wrestling/RoddyPiper, who once accused Patterson of groping him in a shoot interview. His reputation has been repaired since then, and he serves a consulting role with the company to this day. He currently appears on the Wrestling/WWENetwork's reality show, ''Legends House''.
TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Patterson_(wrestler) has more information]].
!!! Some tropes involving the wrestler:
* CampGay: His character. In his earliest gimmicks, he'd wear lipstick and pink trunks.
* {{Mooks}}: This is how most Attitude Era fans remember him.
** QuirkyMinibossSquad: Occasionally served this capacity with Gerald Brisco, under the command of Mr. McMahon.