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WRESTLER EXPORTS
OLD SCHOOL
Here you will find a selection of wrestler exports from yesteryear.
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| Export pack |
Created by |
Pack details |
| 1992
WWF roster pack |
Peter Abram | Click here |
| 70s era export pack | Chris Berry aka Mamushi |
70s era exports of the following: 1 Luchadore (Blue Demon) 3 US Wrestlers (Nelson Royal, Sandy Scott, George Scott) 5 Japanese Wrestlers (Akio Sato, Goro Tsurumi, Kintaro Ohki, Animal Hamaguchi, Isamu Teranishi) |
| Peter Abram |
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| Adrian Street |
Scott Williams |
"Exotic"
Adrian Street, a British guy trained at Wigan (where the real British
shooters learned the craft) who was a great regional heel, doing a
gimmick that was kind of the precursor to Goldust ("Is he gay, or is he
just messing with his opponent's mind?"). Street is accompanied by his manager/valet, Miss Linda. |
| Akeem | Peter Abram | |
| Bad Company |
Michael King |
Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka with Diamond Dallas Page as their manager as they were in the AWA |
| Bastion Booger | Peter Abram | |
| Beaver
Cleavage |
Peter Abram | |
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The Brood (Edge, Christian and Gangrel) |
Peter Abram | circa 1998 |
| Brutus Beefcake | Peter Abram | |
| Buddy
Roberts |
Peter Abram | |
| Buddy Rose |
Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | Wrestled primarily for the AWA, WWF, and for promoter Don Owen in Portland. Fondly remembered for humorously promoting a product known as the "Blow Away Diet" in the WWF in 1990. Despite his even bigger girth of being 317 pounds at that time, Rose would correct the ring announcement of his weight, adamantly saying that he was a "slim, trim 217 lbs.". |
| Davey Boy Smith | Peter Abram | |
| David Schultz |
Scott Breon aka ROH & Puro Mark | Best remembered for his short stint in the World Wrestling Federation in 1984, where he gained notoriety after assaulting 20/20 reporter John Stossel during a report on the legitimacy of pro wrestling. |
| Dean Ho | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | Competed
in Pacific Northwest Wrestling, the World Wide Wrestling Federation and
the National Wrestling Alliance, specifically the Hawaii-based Big Time
Wrestling, during the 1960s and 1970s. |
|
Demolition |
Peter Abram | Ax, Smash and Crush |
| Diesel | Peter Abram | |
| Dink the Clown | Peter Abram | |
| Doink the Clown | Peter Abram | |
| Doug Somers |
Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | Worked
in the American Wrestling Association (AWA) in the mid 1980s as part of
a tag team with "Playboy" Buddy Rose, managed by Sherri Martel. |
| Gama Singh | Scott Breon aka ROH & Puro Mark | One
of the most hated wrestlers of all time. Competed in Stu Hart's
Stampede Wrestling in Calgary and later worked Kuwait, Dubai, Oman,
Australia and Hawaii for Vince McMahon and the WWF from 1980-86. |
| GLOW Girls |
Shazzbut | Names are accurate and some of the finishers, but after that not much else. |
| Hulk Hogan |
Shazzbut | From New Japan, circa 1993. Hogan actually uses actual wrestling moves, armbars, drop toe-holds, etc! |
| Peter Abram | In
Japan, Karl Gotch was known as "God of Pro Wrestling" due to his
influence in shaping the Japanese professional wrestling style.
Won the IWA World Heavyweight Championship (1 time), WWWF World Tag
Team Championship (1 time) and Ohio's AWA World Heavyweight
Championship (1 time). |
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Krusher
Khruschev |
Peter Abram |
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| Kwang | Peter Abram | |
| Lord Alfred Hayes |
Joe Murdy |
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| Ludvig Borga | Peter Abram | |
| Mae Young | Peter Abram | |
| Max Moon | Peter Abram | |
| Mean Street Posse | Peter Abram | Pete Gas, Rodney and Joey Abs |
| Memphis exports | Alex aka memphis_vice | Pack includes: Andy Kaufman P.Y. Chu-Hi T.D. Steele Memphis Vice (Big Lou Winston & Jerry Bryant) |
| Memphis exports 2 | Alex aka memphis_vice |
Pack includes: Jerry Lawler (with expanded moveset, fireball, and steel chain) Austin Idol Jackie Fargo Dream Machine Freezer Thompson George Gulas Keith Roberson Sweet Brown Sugar Tojo Yamamoto plus the following jobbers (secondary finisher is set but no primary finisher): Ira Reese Jim Jamison Keith Eric Ken Raper Pat Hutchinson Pink Panther Robert Reed Rough & Ready Rooster Cogburn managers Boss Winters & Jimmy Hart |
| Memphis exports 3 | Alex aka memphis_vice |
Pack includes: Action Jackson Boy Tony Brickhouse Brown Colossus of Death King Cobra Mike Samples The Nightmares (Nightmare Ken Wayne & Nightmare Danny Davis - long names provided to differentiate from the other Danny Davis) |
| Memphis exports 4 | Alex aka memphis_vice |
Pack includes: |
| Michael King's Old School export pack |
Michael King |
Pack includes:
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| Peter Abram | ||
| Nailz | Peter Abram | |
| Magister 369 |
Click here |
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| Peter Abram |
Pack includes: Big Daddy Giant Haystacks Kendo Nagasaki (UK) Mark "Rollerball" Rocco Mick McManus |
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| Old School exports | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: Gorilla Monsoon Danny Hodge Gene Kiniski Skull Murphy Brute Bernard Miguel Perez Larry Hennig |
| Old School exports 2 | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: Boris Malenko Don Leo Jonathan Mike DiBiase Rene Goulet Waldo Von Erich |
| Old School exports 3 | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: Haystacks Calhoun "Crazy" Luke Graham Pepper Gomez Arnold Skaaland Lou Albano (1960's wrestler version) Tarzan Tyler Antonio Pugliese (Tony Parisi) Baron Mikel Scicluna Johnny Rodz Dominic DeNucci Spiros Arion |
| Old School exports 4 | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: King Curtis Iaukea "High Chief" Peter Maivia Tony Altimore "Professor" Toru Tanaka Victor Rivera |
| Old School exports 5 | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: Billy Red Lyons Blackjack Mulligan Dr. Bill Miller Pat O'Connor |
| Old School exports 6 | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 |
Pack includes: Tony Garea Bobo Brazil Jr. Robert Fuller Ron Fuller Mitsuo Momota The Masked Superstar |
| Orient Express |
Michael King |
Kato and Tanaka with Mr. Fuji as their manager as they were in the WWF |
| Original Moondogs | Scott Breon aka ROH & Puro Mark | Rex and King |
| Otto von Heller | Joe Murdy | Wrestler with a German gimmick who competed for the WWWF in 1974 and NWA Mid American in 1975 (where he held tag titles with Karl von Steiger). |
| Razor Ramon | Peter Abram | |
| Rick McGraw |
Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | “Quick
Draw” Rick McGraw turned pro in 1976 in Florida and also wrestled for
Mid-Atlantic. He was part of the New York Dolls tag team and was
managed by Jimmy Hart in Memphis. He also teamed with Andre the
Giant and with Steve Travis in the Carolina Connection. Arnold
Skaaland managed McGraw for a time in the WWF and he had his neck
broken (in storyline) by Killer Khan. Died of a heart attack on
November 1, 1985. |
| Rikidozan |
Shazzbut |
This is the only export of the godfather of Japanese
wrestling anywhere. It may not be 100% accurate, however the finisher is
accurate as well as the hometown, weight and height. |
| Sailor White | Scott Breon aka ROH & Puro Mark | Moondog King's gimmick while wrestling outside of the WWF. |
| Salmand Hashimekov | Joe Murdy | Soviet freestyle wrestler in the 70s and 80s who later became a pro wrestler for about 5 years with NJPW and UWF International, winning the IWGP Heavyweight Championship once (the first real Russian to hold a wrestling championship in the Western world). He also teamed with Victor Zangiev in the International Tag Team Tournament at Starrcade 1990. |
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Stampede Wrestler Exports 1985-88 |
Shazzbut | This export contains "Strangler" Steve DiSalvo, Bruce Hart, Makhan Singh, Vokkan Singh, Great Gamma, Biff Wellington and The Viet Kong Express. They are accurate for the time period of 1985 to 1988. Vokkan Singh is Gary Albright and Viet Kong #1 is Hiro Hase. |
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Stampede Wrestling Exports |
Bill Battershill | |
| Spike Huber |
Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | Wrestled in the late 70s and early 80s, predominantly with WWA and some NWA. He was Dick the Bruiser's son-in-law. |
| Steve Regal |
Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | Mr. Electricity, not Lord. Light Heavyweight champion in AWA and short time WWF jobber in the mid-80s. |
| Peter Abram | Troy and Travis | |
| The Destroyer | Ryan Niemiller aka Snabbit888 | One
of the greatest masked wrestlers of all time. Won the WWA World
Heavyweight Championship (3 times) and AWA World Heavyweight
Championship. |
| The Quebecers | Peter Abram | Quebecer Jacques and Quebecer Pierre |
| Tom Magee | Peter Abram | 1982
World Powerlifting Champion who had a brief run in the WWF in
1987. Magee was supposed to be the next Hulk Hogan, until
everybody realised he had no actual wrestling ability whatsoever. |
| Truth Commission | Peter Abram | Recon, Sniper, Tank and The Interrogator |
| Waylon Mercy | Peter Abram | |
| WFWA (West Four Wrestling Alliance) export pack, circa 1991-1992 | Scott Breon aka ROH & Puro Mark |
17 Wrestlers Included: "Bulldog" Bob Brown (RIP) (heel) "Badboy" Brian Jewel (after his heel turn) Chi Chi Cruz (then a face) "Sudden Impact" Chris Jericho (face) Chris Markoff (played up a Russian comrade gimmick, so that makes him a heel by default) E.Z. Ryder (face) "Tomahawk" Gene Swan (face) "Champagne" Gerry Morrow (heel at the time) Jason "Yessiree" Power (face) Kerry "Pitbull" Brown (RIP) (heel) Mike Lozansky (face) "Mighty" Moe Malone (face) Steve Gillespie (face) The Natural (Don Callis) (heel) The Wild Thing (heel) "The Worst Wrestler In The World" The Tulip (face by default but tends to alternate quite a bit) "Diamond" Timothy Flowers (heel at this point) Tag Teams (2) The Browns (Bob and Kerry Brown) Cruz & Jericho Managers (1) The Golden Shiek (manages Gerry Morrow and The Natural) |
| Windham Brothers |
Shazzbut | Barry and Kendall Windham, from the All Japan Real World Tag League 2000 |
| WWF Super Astros export pack |
Michael King |
WWF Super Astros
was a program that showcased mostly wrestlers of foreign descent.
It aired from 1998 to 1999 and was mainly used as a vehicle to promote
the WWF in Latin American countries. Pack includes:
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