The Tournament of Internationaloscity 2

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The Tournament of Internationaloscity 2 Aug 4, 2009 12:34:20 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Aug 4, 2009 12:34:20 GMT -5

Johnny Smith advances. 108 people through so far.

Leo Burke

Hometown: Dorchester, New Brunswick, Moved to Calgary, Alberta
Height & Weight: 5'11" - 230 lbs
Debut: 1966
Previous Gimmicks: Tommy Martin
Finishing Move: The Sleeper Hold

# NWA Central States Heavyweight title (as Tommy Martin) defeating Bob Brown (October 11, 1968);
# NWA (Central States) North American Tag Team titles (as Tommy Martin) w/Terry Martin defeating Bob Brown & Bob Geigal (October 31, 1968);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating Eric Pomeroy (June 22, 1971);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating Gino Brito (September 27, 1971);
# ESA (Maritimes) International Tag Team titles w/Bobby Kay defeating Fred Sweetan & Michael Dubois (August 8, 1972);
# NWA Western States Tag Team titles w/The Beast defeating Hank James & Don Fargo (January ??, 1974);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating Harley Race (May ??, 1974);
# ESA (Maritimes) International Tag Team titles w/The Beast defeating Michael Dubois & Fred Sweetan (July ??, 1974);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating Bolo Mongol (June 3, 1975);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating Bob Brown (October 21, 1975);
# NWA Western States Tag Team titles w/The Beast defeating Silver Streak & Ricky Romero [Tournament] (February 20, 1976);
# ESA Maritimes Heavyweight title defeating The Brute (August 13, 1976);
# ESA (Maritimes) North American Heavyweight title defeating The Brute (September ??, 1976);
# ESA Maritimes Tag Team titles w/Hubert Gallant defeating Mad Dog Martel & Frenchy Martin (

?, 1977);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Keith Hart defeating Cuban Assassins (February 18, 1977);
# IWA (Maritimes) Heavyweight title defeating Frenchy Martin (July 14, 1977);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Bobby Burke defeating Norman Frederick Charles & Jonathan Boyd (September 16, 1977);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Don Gagne (aka Frenchy Martin) (January ??, 1978);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Michael Martel (April 29, 1978);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Larry Lane (

?, 1979);
# NWA (New Zealand) British Empire/Commonwealth Heavyweight title defeating Mad Dog Martel (

?, 1979);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Keith Hart defeating Mr. Sakurada & Mr. Hito (April 6, 1979);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Bret Hart (

?, 1980);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Mr. Sekigawa (January ??, 1980);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) North American Tag Team titles w/Steven Pettipas defeating Bobby Bass & Cuban Assassin (August ??, 1980);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Bobby Burke defeating Bobby Bass & Duke Myers (December 2, 1980);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating David Schultz (February ??, 1981);
# NWA Central States Heavyweight title (as Tommy Martin) defeating Bob Sweetan (November 19, 1981);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Duke Myers [Tournament] (March 21, 1982);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) United States Heavyweight title defeating Rick Valentine (July ??, 1982);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Bret Hart defeating Duke Myers & Dynamite Kid (November 19, 1982);
# Stampede North American Heavyweight title defeating Bret Hart (January 14, 1983);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) United States Heavyweight title defeating Rick Valentine (July ??, 1983);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) International Heavyweight title defeating

?? (August ??, 1983);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) United States Heavyweight title defeating Spoiler for vacant title (September 8, 1983);
# Stampede International Tag Team titles w/Ron Ritchie defeating Ron Starr & Wayne Ferris (February 7, 1986);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) North American Tag Team titles w/Hubert Gallant defeating

(June ??, 1986);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) International Heavyweight title defeating

(July ??, 1986);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) North American Tag Team titles w/Cuban Assassin defeating

? (August 30, 1986);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) International Heavyweight title defeating Rip Rogers (August 18, 1988);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) North American Tag Team titles w/Steven Pettipas defeating Tokyo Chono & Bob Brown (September ??, 1988);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) International Heavyweight title defeating

? (July ??, 1989);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Universal Heavyweight title defeating Carlos Colon (December 17, 1989);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) North American Tag Team titles w/Bobby Kay defeating Bobby Bass & Timothy Flowers (

?, 1990);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Television title defeating Carlos Colon for vacant title (March 24, 1990);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Caribbean Tag Team titles w/Chicky Starr defeating Invaders I & IV (March 28, 1990);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Caribbean Heavyweight title defeating Invader I (May 19, 1990);
# AGPW (Grand Prix) International Heavyweight title defeating Ron Starr (August 11, 1990);

# Leo Burke (Leonce Cormier) is the most prominent of the famous Cormier Wrestling Family from Atlantic Canada (New Brunswick)..
# ~~~Including brothers The Beast (Yvan Cormier), Terry & Bobby Kay (Robert Cormier) and, later, Rudy Kay (Jean-Louis Cormier)..

# 1966: Leonce Cormier turned pro..
# 1980: Leo Burke feuded extensively with a young Bret Hart in Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling promotion..
# 1982-83: Leo Burke had a prolonged feud against Johnny Weaver in Toronto..
# Leo Burke was very successful in Nova Scotia and Calgary, and held the top belt in Puerto Rico in 1989..
# 1990s: Leo Burke was training young wrestlers in Alberta -- often with the Hart Brothers..

# 1992: Leo Burke retired and got a job as a WWF trainer in Calgary..
# Leo Burke has trained such wrestlers as Ken Shamrock, Edge, Test, Christian & Mark Henry..
# 1995: Leo Burke switched over and started to train wrestlers for World Championship Wrestling.

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Heavy Metal

Hometown: Mexico City, Mexico
Height & Weight: 5'8" - 194lbs
Trained by: Pepe Casas, Ra�l Reyes, Negro Casas, Felino
Debut: February 14, 1988
Previous Gimmicks: Canelo Casas (debut-05/92)
Finishing Move: La Casita (Magistral Cradle), Plancha, Heavy Punch

# (Mexico) National Welterweight title defeating Ciclon Ramirez (July 25, 1990);
# (Mexico) National Welterweight title defeating Rey Mysterio Jr. (February 26, 1993);
# WWA (Mexico) World Welterweight title defeating El Hijo del Santo (May 14, 1993);
# (Mexico) National Tag Team titles w/Latin Lover defeating Rocco Valente & Tony Arce (September 9, 1994);
# UWA (Mexico) World Junior Light Heavyweight title defeating El Cobarde (April 16, 2000);
# UWA (Mexico) World Light Heavyweight title defeating El Cobarde (April 10, 2000);
# IWRG (Mexico) Intercontinental Heavyweight title defeating Scorpio Jr. (May 12, 2005);
# IWRG (Mexico) Intercontinental Trios title w/Felino & Negro Casas beat Pantera, Black Tiger & Pentagon Black (August 29, 2005);

# Family: Pepe Casas (father), Negro Casas and Felino (brothers), Black Star (cousin)..
# April 7, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Team Mexico (AAA) once again successfully defends the America's X-Cup, this time against Team UK..
# ~~~Heavy Metal replaced Juventud Guerrera on AAA's Team Mexico, which had won the previous two America's X-Cup events..
# April 28, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Team USA (Skipper/Lynn/Daniels/Sabin) vs Team Mexico (Garza/Metal/Aguila/Negro) in a tune up match..
# May 19, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Team Mexico (Garza, Metal, Aguila, Negro) beat Team Japan in a World X-Cup Preview Match..
# May 26, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Team USA defeated Team Mexico, Team Canada & Team Japan to win the World's X-Cup!
# ~~~Mitsu Hirai & Taichi Ishikara (JAP) defeated Abismo Negro & Heavy Metal (MEX) in a Tag Team match..
# June 2, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Petey Williams & Bobby Rude defeated Jerry Lynn & Heavy Metal when Eric Young interfered..
# June 4, 2004 - TNA Impact: Heavy Metal (AAA) defeated Frankie Kazarian in a NON X-Division title DARK match..
# June 9, 2004 - NWA^TNA: Bobby Rude & Eric Young & Petey Williams defeated Heavy Metal & Hector Garza & Jerry Lynn..
# June 11, 2004 - TNA Impact: Petey Williams & Bobby Rude & Eric Young defeated Abismo Negro & Heavy Metal & Mr Aguila..
# April 26, 2005--Promociones Gala: Heavy Metal & Rayo de Jalisco Jr. beat Canek & Hector Garza by Disqualification..
# October 8, 2005--AULL - Dr. Wagner Tribute: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# ~~~Dr. Wagner Jr. & Heavy metal won three-way over Mascara Ano 2000 & Universo 2000 and Perro Aguayo Jr. & Hector Garza..

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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strykerdarksilence
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The Tournament of Internationaloscity 2 Aug 4, 2009 13:24:58 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Aug 4, 2009 13:24:58 GMT -5

Heavy Metal advances.

J.R. Foley

Hometown: Liverpool, England
Debut: 1970s
Previous Gimmicks: John Foley

Managed: Duke Myers, Kerry Brown, Honky Tonk Wayne, The Viet Cong Express, Dynamite Kid, and The Cobra in Stampede.

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"Dangerboy" Derek Wylde

Hometown: Welland, Ontario, Canada
Height & Weight: 5'11" - 189 lbs
Trained by: Phil "Whipper" Watson Jr., Dory Funk Jr.
Debut: 1998 (Teen Pro Wrestling)
Finishing Move: Danger Driver (Double Underhook Canadian Destroyer), The Sky Drill Press

# HWF Cruiserweight title defeating Phil Latio (09/24/99);
# HWA Tag Team title;
# FSPW Tag Team title;
# FSPW Independent title;
# RWA Cruiserweight title;
# NWF Commonwealth title ;
# PWX (Pro Wrestling Xtreme) X-Division title defeated Ruffy Silverstein (April 15, 2007);
# PWX (Pro Wrestling Xtreme) X-Division title defeated Matt Burns (July 28, 2007);
# PWX (Pro Wrestling Xtreme) X-Division title defeated Tyson Dux (November 18, 2007);

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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	Both better than your favorite wrestler.

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The Tournament of Internationaloscity 2 Aug 4, 2009 17:20:27 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Aug 4, 2009 17:20:27 GMT -5

JR Foley advances.

Johnny Kwango

Hometown: UK
Finishing Move: Leaping Headbutt

# Johnny Kwango was a professional dancer with a travelling African Dance company before turning to wrestling..
# Johnny Kwango was extremely popular in England and other European countries in the 60s and 70s.

Notably feuded with Jackie Pollo, Mick McManus, Steve Logan, Jan Bowers, Pasquale de Gusto, Hussein Ali Bey

Johnny Kwango was renowned for his athleticism in the ring- dropkicks, springboard crossbodies and his famous headbutt.

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Sandor Szabo

Hometown: Born in Hungary
Finishing Move: Death Swing (giant swing)

# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Billy Hanson (January 20, 1937);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Vincent Lopez (September 28, 1937);
# California State Heavyweight title defeating

?? (November ??, 1937);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Cy Williams (February 1, 1938);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Purple Shadow [Tournament] (June 7, 1938);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Bill Longson (November 29, 1938);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Lee Henning (July 25, 1939);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Pantaleon Manlapig (February 1, 1940);
# NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Bronko Nagurski (June 5, 1941);
# (Minneapolis) World Heavyweight title defeating

? (

?, 1944);
# MAC (Montreal) International Heavyweight title defeating Yvon Robert (March 22, 1944);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Dean Detton (August 23, 1944);
# AWA (Boston) World Heavyweight title defeating Steve Casey (April 25, 1945);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Reb Russell (June 4, 1946);
# (Minneapolis) World Heavyweight title defeating Len Hall (December 17, 1946);
# (Minneapolis) World Heavyweight title defeating Cliff Gustafson (June 17, 1947);
# (Minneapolis) World Heavyweight title defeating Bronko Nagurski (June 1, 1948);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Bronko Nagurski (October 29, 1948);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Gino Garibaldi (July 19, 1949);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Gino Garibaldi (September 27, 1949);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Ray Eckert (January 10, 1950);
# NWA Hawaii Heavyweight title defeating Hans Schnabel (February 5, 1950);
# NWA Hawaii Heavyweight title defeating Terry McGinnis (September 3, 1950);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Heavyweight title defeating Mike Sharpe (May 8, 1951);
# NWA (San Francisco) Pacific Coast Tag Team titles w/Ron Etchison defeating Tom Rice & Hard Boiled Haggerty (October 2, 1951);
# NWA (San Francisco) World Tag Team titles w/Ron Etchison defeating Mike & Ben Sharpe (February 22, 1952);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ International Television title defeating Joe Pazandak (April 18, 1952);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ International Television title defeating George Bollas (March ??, 1953);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ International Television title defeating Joe Pazandak [Tournament] (

?, 1954);
# NWA (Los Angeles) International TV Tag Team titles w/Wilbur Snyder defeating John Tolos & James Blears (January 25, 1954);
# NWA (Los Angeles) International TV Tag Team titles w/Bobo Brazil defeating Joe Pazandak & James Blears (November 29, 1954);
# Alaska State Heavyweight title defeating

(

?, 1955);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ International Television title defeating

? (March ??, 1957);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ International Television title defeating Mr. Moto (September ??, 1957);
# NWA (Los Angeles) International TV Tag Team titles w/Billy Darnell defeating Tosh Togo & Wild Red Berry (September ??, 1958);
# NWA (Los Angeles) International TV Tag Team titles w/Edouard Carpentier defeating Legs Wilson & Art Michalik (June 1, 1960);

# Sando Szabo was a top star in wrestling in the 30s, 40s and 50s and was a huge draw in California..
# October 13, 1966: Sandor Szabo passed away..

LET'S GET IT ON

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The Tournament of Internationaloscity 2 Aug 4, 2009 18:04:37 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Aug 4, 2009 18:04:37 GMT -5

Johnny Kwango advances. Bit of a shock there.

Mad Man Martin

Trained by: E.Z. Ryder, Phil Lafon
Previous Gimmicks: "Madman" Williams (Real Action)

# Can-Am Heavyweight title defeating Steve Wilde;
# Real Action Wrestling Heavyweight title;

# Madman Martin started with the CWF promotion in Winnipeg training under E.Z. Ryder..
# Madman Martin received more extensive training from Phil Lafon while he was working with Can-Am out of Calgary.

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Gentleman" Chris Adams

Hometown: Stratford, England
Height & Weight: 6'1 - 228lbs
Trained by: Tony Sinclair, "Big Daddy" Shirley Crabtree
Debut: 1978
Previous Gimmicks: Masked Avenger
Finishing Move: Superkick

# NWA (Los Angeles) Americas Heavyweight title defeating

?? (

?, 1981);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Americas Tag Team titles w/Tom Prichard defeating

(Febuary 13, 1981);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Beat the Champ Televison title defeating The Assassin (March ??, 1981);
# WWF (UWA) Light Heavyweight title defeating Perro Aguayo (October 18, 1981);
# NWA (Los Angeles) Americas Tag Team titles w/Ringo Rigsby defeating Killer Kim & Bobby Lane (

?, 1982);
# WCCW (World Class) Televison title defeating The Mongol (July 11, 1983);
# NWA Texas Brass Knuckles title defeating Terry Gordy (August ??, 1983);
# NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Garvin (November 24, 1983);
# NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Jimmy Garvin (January 30, 1984);
# WCCW (World Class) Televison title defeating Kevin Von Erich (June 11, 1984);
# WCCW (World Class) Televison title defeating Jake Roberts (September 3, 1984);
# NWA (WCCW) World 6-Man Titles w/Jake Roberts & Gino Hernandez beat Mike & Kerry Von Erich & Bobby Fulton (October 27, 1984);
# NWA (World Class) American Heavyweight title defeating Kerry Von Erich (Febuary 8, 1985);
# NWA (World Class) American Tag Team titles w/Gino Hernandez defeating Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers (June 24, 1985);
# NWA (World Class) American Tag Team titles w/Gino Hernandez defeating Kerry & Kevin Von Erich (November 28, 1985);
# WCCW (World Class) Televison title Awarded (June ??, 1986);
# WCCW (World Class) World Heavyweight title defeating Rick Rude (July 4, 1986);
# UWF (Mid South) World Tag Team titles w/Terry Taylor defeating Rick Steiner & Sting [Tournament] (Febuary 7, 1987);
# WCWA (WCCW) World 6-Man Titles w/Steve Simpson & Kevin Von Erich beat Iceman Parsons/Buddy Roberts/Terry Gordy (December 25, 1987);
# WCCW (World Class) Texas Heavyweight title defeating Iceman Parsons (January 16, 1993);
# GWF (Global Wrestling Federation) North American Heavyweight title defeating Iceman Parsons (December 25, 1993);
# GWF (Global Wrestling Federation) North American Heavyweight title defeating Rod Price (July 1, 1994);
# WCCW (World Class) Texas Heavyweight title Awarded (January ??, 1997);

# Chris Adams was a National Judo Champion in England before getting into the world of professional wrestling..
# ~~~He was a three-time national champion in that sport and a member of the British Olympic Judo team..
# Chris Adams was trained by European legends Tony Sinclair and Shirly "Big Daddy" Crabtree..
# Chris Adams started his wrestling career in England wrestling under the name "Judo" Chris Adams..

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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