List of former Jim Crockett Promotions personnel

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Jim Crockett Promotions was a professional wrestling promotion headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States that traded from 1931 to 1988. The name was revived for a separate promotion that held its first show in July 2022.

Contents

Alumni

Birth name Ring name(s)TenureRef
Christopher Adams † Chris Adams1987 [1]
Terry Wayne Allen Magnum T. A.1984–1986 [2]
Randall Alls Randy Rose1985
1987		 [3]
Bradley Anderson Brad Anderson1988 [4]
Eugene Anderson † Gene Anderson1967–1985 [5]
Randall Anderson † Randy Anderson
Tommy Angel Tommy Angel1987–1988 [6] [7]
Arthur Anoa'i †Afa1985 [8]
Leati Anoa'i †Sika1985 [9]
Samula Anoa'i The Tahitian Prince1987 [10]
Christopher Ashford-Smith † Chris Champion1987–1988 [11]
Shohei Baba † Giant Baba1977
1982–1983
1986–1987		 [12]
Roger Barnes Ron Garvin1968–1969
1972–1973
1976
1984–1988		 [13]
Ferrin Barr Jr. Jesse Barr1984 [14]
George Becker † George Becker1958
1960–1962
1965–1967
1971		 [15] [16]
Scott Bigelow † Bam Bam Bigelow1988 [17]
Al Blake † Vladimir Petrov1987 [18]
Tully Blanchard Tully Blanchard1977–1978
1983–1988		 [19]
Richard Blood Ricky Steamboat1977–1985 [20]
Aldo Bogni † Aldo Bogni1965–1969 [21]
Steve Borden Sting1987–1988 [22]
William Boulware Jr. † Rocky King1985–1988 [23]
Wayde Bowles † Rocky Johnson
Sweet Ebony Diamond		1980–1981
1985–1986		 [24]
Adolfo Bresciano † Dino Bravo1976–1979
1986		 [25]
Freddie Brisco † Jack Brisco1971–1975
1978
1980
1982–1984		 [26]
Gerald Brisco Jerry Brisco1970–1975
1978
1980–1984		 [27]
Dennis Brown Denny Brown1981
1984–1987		 [28]
Jerry Brown † Jerry Brown1977 [29] [30]
Robert Bruggers Bob Bruggers1973–1975 [31]
James Brunzell Jim Brunzell1979–1980 [32]
David Canal David Patterson1978–1980
1982
1986–1987		 [33]
Ray Canty † Kareem Muhammad1984–1987 [34]
Scott Casey Scott Casey1973–1974
1985		 [35]
Bobby Cash Porkchop Cash1982–1983
1987		 [36]
Tom Cassett † Teijo Khan1986–1987 [37]
Bob Caudle Bob Caudle
Manuel Chaij † Amazing Zuma1960
1967–1968
1973–1974		 [38] [39]
Eldridge Coleman † Billy Graham1975–1977
1984–1985		 [40]
Carlos Colón Carlos Colón1983–1985 [41]
Nelson Combs † Nelson Royal1965–1968
1971–1975
1983
1986–1987		 [42]
Dennis Condrey Dennis Condrey1973
1985–1987		 [43]
Plasse Conway † Tiger Conway1974–1979
1988		 [44]
Plasee Conway Jr. Tiger Conway Jr.1974–1979
1987–1988		 [45]
James Cornette Jim Cornette1980s
Thomas Couch † Tommy Rogers1988 [46]
James Crockett Jr. † Jim Crockett Jr.
David Crockett (wrestling) David Crockett
James Crockett † Jim Crockett1940s-1973
William Cruickshanks Bill Dundee1985–1987 [47]
Roland Daniels † Elijah Akeem
Leroy Brown		1981–1982
1984		 [48]
Barry Darsow Krusher Khruschev1984–1986 [49]
Michael Davis Bugsy McGraw1983
1987–1988		 [50]
Michael Davis † Mike Davis1981–1985 [51]
George Drake † George Drake1965 [52] [53]
William Eadie The Masked Superstar1976–1982
1985		 [54]
Robert Eaton † Bobby Eaton1981
1985–1988		 [55]
Paul Ellering Paul Ellering
Barbara Ellison Betty Boucher1965 [56]
William Ensor † Buddy Landel1981–1982
1985–1986		 [57]
Harvey Evers † Rip Hawk1961–1962
1965–1974		 [58]
Jack Faggart † Sonny Fargo1962
1965–1966
1974		 [59]
James Fanning Jimmy Valiant1981–1988 [60]
Emanuel Fernandez Manny Fernandez1984–1987 [61]
Raymond Fernandez † The Assassin #21983–1984 [62]
Richard Fliehr [a] Ric Flair1974–1988 [63]
Paul Frederik † Paul Jones1968
1971–1989		 [64]
John Frenkel III John Tatum1985 [65]
Tatsumi Fujinami Dr. Fujinami1976–1977 [66]
Harry Fujiwara † Mr. Fuji1974–1975
1981–1982		 [67]
Dorrance Funk Jr. Dory Funk Jr.
The Masked Outlaw		1969–1973
1977
1982–1985
1987		 [68]
Terrence Funk † Terry Funk1971
1973
1975–1976
1983
1985
1987		 [69]
James Williams Jim Garvin
Jimmy Garvin		1977–1978
1986–1988		 [70]
Richard Garza † Mighty Igor1976–1979 [71]
Robert Geigel † Bob Geigel
Ruben Gibson Robert Gibson1985–1988 [72]
Thomas Gilbert Jr. † Eddie Gilbert1987–1988 [73]
José Gomez † Pepper Gomez1969 [74]
Terry Gordy † Terry Gordy1981–1982
1987		 [75]
Michael Gossett † Mike Graham1973
1983–1985
1987		 [76]
Brian Gower Brian Adias1984–1985 [77]
George Gray George Gray1982–1983
1987		 [78]
Salvador Guerrero III † Chavo Guerrero1982–1983
1986–1987		 [79]
Héctor Guerrero Hector Guerrero
Lazer Tron		1986–1987 [80]
Scott Hall † American Starship Coyote
Scott Hall		1984–1987 [81]
Joseph Hamilton † The Assassin
The Assassin #1		1983–1986 [82]
Larry Hamilton † Larry Hamilton
The Missouri Mauler		1960
1967–1972
1974–1978
1981 1984		 [83]
John Hansen II Stan Hansen1982
1984–1986		 [84]
Robert Hanson † Swede Hanson1962
1965–1976
1978–1981		 [85]
James Harrell Boris Zhukov1980–1983
1985		 [86]
James Harris † Kamala1984–1985 [87]
Rick Harris Black Bart
Ricky Harris		1981–1988 [88]
Alfred Hayes † Lord Alfred Hayes [89]
William Haynes III Billy Jack Haynes1985 [90]
Ronald Heard † Ron Bass1981–1982
1984–1987		 [91]
Dave Hebner †Dave Hebner
Earl Hebner Earl Hebner
Michael Hegstrand † Road Warrior Hawk1986–1988 [92]
Dale Hey † Buddy Roberts1977
1985
1987		 [93]
Paul Heyman Paul Heyman
Melissa Hiatt Missy Hyatt1987–1988 [94] [95]
James Hillman Mike Miller1981–1982
1986		 [96]
James Hines Bobby Fulton1986
1988		 [97]
Tim Horner Tim Horner1981–1982
1984
1986–1988		 [98]
Barry Horowitz Barry Hart
Brett Hart
Jack Hart		1983–1984
1987		 [99]
Barney Irwin Bill Irwin
Super Destroyer #1		1981
1985–1988		 [100]
Scott Irwin † Scott Irwin
The Super Destroyer
Super Destroyer #2		1977–1979
1981
1984–1986		 [101]
Abe Jacobs † Abe Jacobs1962
1965–1966
1968
1972
1974–1975
1977–1981
1983		 [102]
Joseph James † Bob Armstrong1974
1981–1982
1984
1987		 [103]
Robert James †Brad Armstrong1984
1986–1988		 [104]
Robert Jeaudoin † Bobby Jaggers1986–1987 [105]
James Jefferson † Jim Jefferson
Spike		1985–1987 [106]
Mack Jefferson Basher
Mack Jeffers		1985–1987 [107]
Larry Johnson † Sonny King1974–1975 [108]
Joel Jones Joel Deaton
Thunderfoot #1		1983–1987 [109]
Tommy Jones Tommy Lane1984–1985 [110]
Juan Kachmanian † Pampero Firpo1967 [111]
Stephen Keirn Steve Keirn1975–1976
1985–1987		 [112]
Wayne Keown Dutch Mantel1986–1987 [113]
Charles Kernodle Jr. Don Kernodle1974–1976
1978–1986		 [114]
Wally Kernodle Rocky Kernodle1981–1986 [115] [116]
Eugene Kiniski † Gene Kiniski1967–1969 [117]
Kelly Kiniski Kelly Kiniski1981–1983 [118]
Yasuhiro Kojima † Hiro Matsuda1968–1969 [119]
Francis Labiak Gordon Solie [120] [121]
Richard E. Landrum Rich Landrum [122] [123]
Wallace Lane Stan Lane1985–1986 [124]
John Laurinaitis Johnny Ace1987–1988 [125]
Joseph Laurinaitis † Road Warrior Animal1982
1984–1988		 [126]
Mark Lewin Mark Lewin1983 [127]
Gene Ligon Gene Ligon
Thunderfoot #2		1984–1988 [128]
Carey Lloyd † Rufus R. Jones1973–1980
1983–1984
1986		 [129]
Theodore Long Theodore Long
Martin Lunde Arn Anderson1984–1988 [130]
Bronko Lupsity † Bronko Lubich1965–1966
1968–1970		 [131]
Thomas Machlay Tommy Young [132]
Leslie Malady Les Thatcher [133]
Chris Markoff †Chris Markoff1970
1981–1982
1985		 [134]
Micheal McCord Austin Idol
Dennis McCord		1972
1981–1982		 [135]
Edward McDaniel † Wahoo McDaniel1974–1987 [136]
Akihisa Mera The Great Kabuki1983–1985 [137]
Omar Mijares Omar Atlas1965–1966 [138]
Dan Miller † Dan Miller1971
1974–1978		 [139] [140]
Robert Miller † Butch Miller1980
1985–1988		 [141]
John Minton † Big John Studd
Chuck O'Connor
The Masked Superstar #2		1974–1975
1978–1983		 [142]
Mike Morgan Rip Morgan1988 [143]
James Morrison J. J. Dillon
Richard Morton Ricky Morton19783
1985–1988		 [144]
Angelo Mosca Jr. Angelo Mosca Jr.1984
1986–1987		 [145]
Donald Muraco Don Muraco1981–1982 [146]
Hoyt Murdoch † Dick Murdoch1974
1977–1978
1986–1988		 [147]
John Murphy † Skull Murphy1965
1969		 [148]
Rikki Nelson Rikki Nelson1987–1988 [149]
Paul Neu Avalanche1988 [150]
Lynda Newton Dark Journey1987 [151]
Patrick O'Connor † Pat O'Connor1960
1962		 [152]
Paul Orndorff Jr. † Paul Orndorff1978–1979 [153]
Aldo Ortiz Ricky Santana1986–1988 [154]
Robert Orton Jr. Bob Orton Jr.1982–1984 [155]
Robert Orton † Bob Orton1961
1965		 [156]
Matthew Osborne † Matt Borne1981–1982 [157]
Christopher Pallies † Crippler Canyon
King Kong Bundy		1981
1984		 [158]
King Parsons Jr. King Parsons1982–1983
1987		 [159]
Kenneth Patera Ken Patera1974–1979
1981		 [160]
Claude Patterson Thunderbolt Patterson1972–1973
1977		 [161]
Al Perez Al Perez1988 [162]
Oreal Perras † Ivan Koloff1974–1975
1980–1982
1984–1988		 [163]
Josip Peruzović † Nikolai Volkoff1981 [164]
Lawrence Pfohl Lex Luger1987–1988 [165]
Michel Pigeon † Jos LeDuc1982–1983 [166]
Garfield Portz Scott McGhee1980–1981
1983		 [167]
James Prudhomme † Brute Bernard1965
1969
1971–1980		 [168]
Harley Race † Harley Race1973
1975
1977–1986		 [169]
James Raschke Baron von Raschke1977–1980
1983–1987		 [170]
Robert Rechsteiner Rick Steiner1986–1988 [171]
Steve Regal Steve Regal1978–1979
1985–1986
1988		 [172]
Robert Remus Sgt. Slaughter1981–1986 [173]
Thomas Richardson Tommy Rich1981–1985 [174]
Kenneth Rinehurst Russian Assassin #21988 [175]
Sylvester Ritter † Junkyard Dog1984 [176]
Nickla Roberts Baby Doll1985–1988 [177]
Byron Robertson † Dewey Robertson1979–1981 [178]
Alan Rogowski †Ole Anderson1969
1972–1982
1985–1988		 [179]
Chris Romero † Chris Youngblood1984 [180]
Mark Romero Mark Youngblood1983–1984
1986		 [181]
Steven Romero † Jay Youngblood1978–1984 [182]
Richard Rood † Rick Rude1982
1986–1987		 [183]
James Ross Jim Ross
Lawrence Rotunda Mike Rotunda1982–1984
1987–1988		 [184]
André Roussimoff † André the Giant1974–1978
1980–1981
1983		 [185]
Gary Rowell Gary Royal1983–1984
1986–1988		 [186]
Virgil Runnels Jr. † Dusty Rhodes1975–1977
1979
1981–1988		 [187]
Gary Sabaugh The Italian Stallion1984–1988 [188]
Kazuo Sakurada † Kendo Nagasaki
The Ninja		1981–1983
1985		 [189]
Noah Schiavone Tony Schiavone
Mark Sciarra Rip Rogers1984–1985 [190]
Angus Scott † Sandy Scott1960
1965
1967–1977		 [191]
George Scott † George Scott1960
1962
1965
1967–1969
1974
1977
1981		 [192]
Michael Seitz Michael Hayes1981–1982
1985
1987–1988		 [193]
David Sheldon † The Angel of Death
Russian Assassin #1		1987–1988 [194]
Genichiro Shimada Genichiro Tenryu1977
1980–1983		 [195]
Lawrence Shreve Abdullah the Butcher1981–1983
1985–1986		 [196]
Ronald Simmons Ron Simmons1987–1988 [197]
Lawrence Simon † Boris Malenko1965
1971
1975–1979		 [198]
Nelson Simpson Nikita Koloff1984–1988 [199]
Richard Slater † Dick Slater1983–1986 [200]
Aurelian Smith Jr. Jake Roberts1981–1984
1986		 [201]
Aurelian Smith † Jake Smith
Tiny Anderson		1962–1963
1965		 [202]
James Wiley Smith † Jimmy Snuka1978–1981 [203]
Michael Smith Sam Houston1983–1987 [204]
George South George South1985–1988 [205]
Daniel Spivey Dan Spivey1984–1985 [206]
Dick Steinborn † Dick Steinborn1962 [207] [208]
Larry StephensLarry Stephens1987–1988 [209]
Carl Stevens † Ray Stevens1958
1975–1977
1980–1983		 [210]
Adrian Street † Adrian Street1983–1984 [211]
John Sutton † Oliver Humperdink
Diane Syms Misty Blue1986–1988 [212]
Terry Szopinski The Warlord1986–1988 [213]
Debbie Szostecki Debbie Combs1985–1986 [214]
Bill Tabb Bill Tabb
The Black Assassin		1986–1987 [215]
Paul Taylor III Terry Taylor1981–1982
1985–1988		 [216]
Les Thornton † Les Thornton1979
1981
1984		 [217]
Roderick Toombs † Roddy Piper1980–1983 [218]
Eric Tovey † Lord Littlebrook1961
1965
1968
1971
1975–1977
1985		 [219]
Ray Traylor Jr. † Bubba Rogers1986–1987 [220]
Billy Two Rivers † Billy Two Rivers1958
1962
1965		 [221]
Buzz Tyler † Buzz Tyler1984–1985 [222]
Sione Vailahi The Barbarian
Konga the Barbarian		1984–1988 [223]
Hossein Vaziri † Ali Vaziri
The Iron Sheik		1973–1974
1980–1981		 [224]
Sean Vellenga Sean Royal1984
1987		 [225]
Richard Vigneault Rick Martel1985–1986 [226]
Kenneth Weaver † Johnny Weaver1962
1965
1967–1985		 [227]
George Wells George Wells1980–1981
1988		 [228]
Pezavan Whatley † Pez Whatley
Shaska Whatley		1983–1988 [229]
Lawrence Whistler Larry Zbyszko1975
1985–1988		 [230]
Anthony White Tony Atlas1975–1979
1984		 [231]
Bill White † Bill White
The Blue Demon
The Destroyer
The Scorpion		1973–1988 [232]
Brian Wickens Luke Williams1985–1988 [233]
Gary Williams † Gary Hart
Patricia Williams Precious
Steven Williams † Steve Williams1986–1988 [234]
Barry Windham Barry Windham1981–1982
1984
1986–1988		 [235]
Kendell Windham Kendall Windham1987–1988 [236]
Robert Windham † Blackjack Mulligan1975–1981
1984
1987		 [237]
John Wisniski † Johnny Valentine1962
1973–1975		 [238]
Jonathan Wisniski Greg Valentine1976–1984 [239]
George Woodin † Mr. Wrestling
Tim Woods		1968–1969
1975–1980		 [240]
Brett Woyan † Brett Sawyer1980
1985–1986		 [241]
Bruce Woyan † Buzz Sawyer1980
1982
1984–1987		 [242]
Edward Wright † Bearcat Wright1973–1975 [243]
Thomas Zenk † Tom Zenk1985 [244]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ The future Ric Flair received the name of Richard Fliehr upon his adoption as an infant. His actual birth name is unknown due to the circumstances of his adoption via the scandal-ridden Tennessee Children's Home Society.

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