List of former Smoky Mountain Wrestling personnel

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Smoky Mountain Wrestling was a professional wrestling promotion based in Knoxville, Tennessee from 1991 to 1995. Former employees in SMW consisted of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, announcers, interviewers and referees.

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Alumni

Male wrestlers

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Jason Ahrndt Jason Ahrndt1995 [1]
Terry AlexanderMr. USA1994
Brad Anderson Brad Anderson1991 [2]
Roger Anderson † Roger Anderson1993
Darrell Anthony Dirty White Boy / The Mighty Yankee1991–1995 [1] [3] [4] [5]
Scott Antol Scott Studd1994
Christopher Ashford-Smith † Kowabunga1993
Richard Aslinger Richard Slinger1994
Roger Barnes Ronnie Garvin1992, 1994 [6]
Tom BarrettTommy Angel1991–1992 [2]
Bart Batten Bart Batten1992–1995 [1]
Brad Batten † Brad Batten1992–1995 [1]
Larry Booker †Moondog Spot1993–1994 [7]
Tom Brandi Johnny Gunn1994
Carl Brantley Vladimir Koloff1991–1992 [2]
Daniel Briley Danny Davis / The Galaxian1992
Jason Broyles Steve Skyfire1994
Barry Buchanan The Punisher1995 [8]
Ruben Cain Robert Gibson1991–1995 [1] [2] [3] [9] [10] [11]
Mark Calaway The Undertaker1995 WWF [3] [12]
Chris Candido †Chris Candido / The Avenger1993–1995 [3] [4] [9] [13]
Sean Casey Sean Casey1994
Joe CazanaJoe Cazana1991–1994
Bryan Clark The Nightstalker1992–1993
Accie Connor A.C. Conner / D'Lo Brown1994–1995 [3] [4]
Thomas Couch †Tommy Rogers1992 [4]
Ion Croitoru †Bruiser Bedlam1994 [4] [7] [14]
Jamie Cruikshanks J. C. Ice1995 USWA [3] [8]
William DeMott Crash the Terminator1993
Steve Doll †Steven Dunn1994 [15]
Daniel DubielDan Dubiel1994
Bobby Eaton †Bobby Eaton1993
Steve EisenhowerButch Cassidy1995
William Ensor †Buddy Landel1992, 1994–1995 [3] [16]
Lance Evers Lance Storm1994 [4] [17] [18]
Jeff Farmer The Black Scorpion1991
David Ferrier †Jimmy Del Ray1993–1995 [19] [11]
Mick Foley Cactus Jack1994
Christopher Ford Devon Storm1994
Jeff FrushiaJeff Daniels1992–1993
Tim FryeTim Frye1991
Dory Funk Jr. Dory Funk Jr.1994
Terry Funk †Terry Funk1993–1995 [3] [9] [20]
Doug Furnas †Doug Furnas1992–1994 [7]
Danny GimondoThe Inferno Kid1994
Eddie Gilbert †Eddie Gilbert1994–1995 [3]
Jimmy Golden Jimmy Golden1991–1993 [2]
Terry Gordy †Terry Gordy1992, 1994–1995 [3] [4] [21]
Archie Gouldie †The Mongolian Stomper1992–1995 [9] [16]
Steve Gower †The Flame1994
Terry GowerThe Jailhouse Rocker1994
Chris Hamrick Chris Hamrick1994 [15]
Jeff Hardy Jeff Hardy1995 [15]
Matt Hardy Matt Hardy1995 [1] [15]
Neal Hargrove Reno Riggins1992–1993 [10]
Rex HargroveRex Hargrove1992–1993
Billy HarrisHillbilly Festus1994
Brian Lee Harris Brian Lee1991–1995 [2] [3] [4] [11]
Don Harris Don Bruise / Don Harris1993–1994 [3]
Karl HarrisBobo Brazil Jr.1995
Ron Harris Ron Bruise / Ron Harris1993–1994 [3]
Owen Hart †Owen Hart1994
David HaskinsDavey Rich1992
William Haynes, Jr. Billy Jack Haynes1995 [8]
Michael Hegstrand †Road Warrior Hawk1994 [7]
Michael Hickenbottom Shawn Michaels1995 WWF [3]
Brian Hildebrand †Kowabunga1992, 1994–1995
George Hines Jackie Fulton1991–1993, 1995 [2] [3] [8]
James Hines Bobby Fulton1991–1993, 1995 [2] [3]
Tim Horner Tim Horner / Kendo the Samurai1991–1994 [2] [4] [10]
Barry Horowitz Barry Horowitz1991–1992
Robert Howard Bob Holly1991–1992 [2] [4] [10]
Michael ImburgiaThe Tower of Doom1994
Christopher Irvine Chris Jericho1994 [4] [17] [18] [22]
Hiroshi ItakuraHiroshi Itakura1993
Glenn Jacobs Unabomb1995 [1] [3] [4] [9] [18]
Bradley James †Brad Armstrong1995 [1] [3] [4] [8] [9]
Brian James Brian Armstrong / The Dark Secret1992–1995 [9]
Joseph Melton James †Bob Armstrong / The Bullet1992–1995 [4] [8] [9] [23]
Joseph Scott James Scott Armstrong / Dixie Dynamite1991–1995 [9] [4]
Steve James Steve Armstrong1993–1995 [9]
Jimmy JannettyJimmy Jannetty1993
Marty Jannetty Marty Jannetty1995 [3] [8]
Joel Jones Joel Deaton1992
Yukihiro Kanemura Yukihiro Kanemura1993
Lanny Kean †Moondog Rex1993–1994 [7]
Brian KeesBrian Logan / Gabriel Brimstone / The Hornet1993–1995
Robert Kellum Robbie Eagle1992–1994
Wayne Keown Dutch Mantell1991–1993
Christopher Kindred Flash Flanagan1995
Christopher Klucsaritis † Chris Canyon1993 [4] [24]
Mark Kyle Killer Kyle1991–1995 [2] [4]
Terrance Ladd Mustafa Saed1994–1995 [3] [4] [9] [12] [25]
Stan Lane Stan Lane1992–1993 [19] [26]
Jerry Lawler Jerry Lawler1994–1995 [3]
Scott Levy Scotty Flamingo1994
Ted Lipscomb †The Nightmare / Ted Allen / Power Ranger1993–1995
Héctor Llanes Héctor Guerrero1991–1992 [2] [6]
Martin Lunde Arn Anderson1993 WCW
Jerry Lynn Jerry Lynn1992
Joseph Magliano †Joey Maggs1991–1992
Mike Maraldo Mike Maraldo / Doink the Clown 1994
Rob MayzePrince Kharis / Malachi the Grim Reaper1992–1994 [7] [24]
Anthony Michaels Anthony Michaels / Fire the Inferno1993–1995 [1]
Peter Miller The Mongolian Mauler1992
Mike Morgan Rip Morgan1992
Ricky Morton Ricky Morton1992–1995 [1] [3] [9] [11]
Louis Mucciolo, Jr. †Louie Spicolli1994 [7]
Hoyt Murdoch †Dick Murdoch1993–1994
Ricky NelsonRikki Nelson1991–1992 [2] [4]
Osamu Nishimura Osamu Nishimura1994
Paul Orndorff †Paul Orndorff1991–1993 WCW [9] [6]
Bob Orton Jr. Bob Orton Jr.1994
Lou Perez Lou Perez1994
Miguel Pérez Jr. † Miguel Pérez Jr.1993
Oreal Perras †Ivan Koloff1991–1992 [2]
Gene Petit †Cousin Luke1994
Larry Pfohl Lex Luger1994 WWF
Bill Pierce Chris Comet / Chris Michaels1992–1993, 1995
Randy Poffo †Randy Savage1994 WWF [7]
Chris PowersStormtrooper1992
Tom Prichard Tom Prichard1992–1995 [19] [11]
Jonathan Rechner †Boo Bradley / Abuddah Singh1994–1995 [1] [4]
Robert Rechsteiner Rick Steiner1993
Scott Rechsteiner Scott Steiner1993
John Richardson Johnny Rich1992
Thomas Richardson Tommy Rich1995 [3] [4]
Ken Rinehurst Jack Victory1992
Brian Rogowski Bryant Anderson1994–1995 [4]
Pat RosePat Rose1991–1992, 1994
Mike Rotunda Irwin R. Schyster1994
Glenn Ruth Headbanger Thrasher1995 WWF [3] [19]
Michael SamplesMike Samples1995
Allen Sarven Al Snow / Shinobi1994–1995 [1] [3] [4] [8] [9] [25]
Mark Sciarra Rip Rogers1991–1993
Peter Senerchia The Tasmaniac1993
Dan Severn Dan Severn1995 [3] [8] [13]
Chad Slivenski Chad Austin1994 [12]
Robert Smedley Bobby Blaze / The Underdog1993–1995 [3] [4] [8]
Aurelian Smith Jr. Jake Roberts1994 [3]
Timothy Smith †Timothy Well1994 [9] [15]
Tracy Smothers †Tracy Smothers1992–1995 [1] [12] [11]
George South George South / The Executioner1994–1995 [1] [15]
Kevin Sullivan † Kevin Sullivan / The Master1992–1994 WCW [3]
Curtis Thompson Curtis Thompson1993–1995 [4] [8]
Raymond Traylor †Big Boss Man1993 [3]
Gary ValiantGary Scott1992–1993
Richard Van Slater †Dick Slater1994
Sean Waltman The 1-2-3 Kid1994 WWF
Charles Warrington Headbanger Mosh1995 WWF [3] [19]
Robert Welch Robert Fuller1992–1993
Billy White Jr.Billy Black1992, 1995
White, RobertMoondog Splat1993
Kelly Wolfe Wolfie D1995 USWA [3] [8]
Steve WomackLarry Santo / The Black Ninja1993–1995 [1]
Jerome Young †New Jack1994–1995 [3] [4] [9] [12] [25]
UnknownAbdul Hassan1993
UnknownBen Jordan1992
UnknownBill Maddox1993
Gregory CraigBo Alexander1994
UnknownBrian Taylor1994
UnknownThe Buddha / The Mighty Buddha1994–1995
UnknownCarl Stiles1992 [2]
UnknownThe Carolina Kid1995
UnknownChris Walker1994
UnknownColin West1992
UnknownDaniel Little Bear1992
UnknownThe Demon1992
UnknownDerek Domino1994
UnknownDoug Dalton1994
UnknownGator McAllister1993
UnknownGreg Maddox1993
UnknownJames Adkins1994
UnknownJames Alls1994
UnknownJason Herd1994
UnknownJason West1993–1994
UnknownJeff Victory1994
UnknownJohn Hitchcock1993
UnknownJohnny Del Rio1993
Unknown Johnny Kidd 1993
UnknownJuicy Johnny1993
UnknownKenny Arden1995 [1]
Unknown Keith Hart (wrestler) 1992
UnknownLee Thomas1994–1995 [1]
UnknownLynn Fields1993
UnknownMad Dog1992
UnknownThe Master of Disaster1992
UnknownMichael Collins1993
Mike FurnasMike Furnas1993–1994 [7]
UnknownMike Mason1995 [1]
UnknownMike Samson1992–1995
UnknownNewton Stephie1992
UnknownPaul Lee / Paul Miller1991–1992
UnknownRichie Dye1992
UnknownRick Cannon1992
UnknownRick Newsome1992
UnknownRob Morgan1993
UnknownRock Regal1993
UnknownRocky Patterson1992
UnknownRon Cumberledge1994
Ron DavisRon Davis1995 [27]
Scott CampioneScott Campione1993
UnknownScott Sandlin1992
UnknownScotty McKeever1995 [15]
UnknownShawn Power1993
UnknownSilo Slim1994
Brian StanleyStan Lee1993
UnknownThunder Tiger1992
UnknownT.J. Travis1992
UnknownTommy Pitner1995
UnknownThe Wolfman1995 [1] [27]

Female wrestlers

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Susan GreenSusan Green1994
Peggy Lee † Peggy Lee Leather1994
Selina Majors Bambi1994
Jacqueline Moore Sgt. Rock1995
Candi Devine † Candi Devine1994
Patty Seymour Leilani Kai1994
Debbie Szostecki Debbie Combs1994

Stables and tag teams

Tag team/Stable(s) MembersTenure(s)
The Armstrong BrothersScott and Steve Armstrong1993–1995
Armstrong's ArmyBob Armstrong, Brad Armstrong, † Scott Armstrong, Steve Armstrong, Bobby Blaze, Tracey Smothers, † and The Rock 'n' Roll Express1993–1995
The Batten Twins Bart Batten and Brad Batten1992–1995
The Bruise Brothers Don Bruise and Ron Bruise 1993–1994
The Dynamic Duo Al Snow and Unabomb 1995
Federation of International Thugs and EliminatorsBruiser Bedlam, † Chris Walker, Killer Kyle, and The Funk Brothers1994
The Funk Brothers Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk † 1994
The Furnas Brothers Doug Furnas † and Mike Furnas1994
The Gangstas New Jack † and Mustafa Saed 1994–1995
The Hardy Boys Jeff Hardy and Matt Hardy 1995
The Headbangers Headbanger Mosh and Headbanger Thrasher 1995
The InfernosInferno of Fire and Gabriel Brimstone1994–1995
The Moondogs Moondog Rex, † Moondog Spot † and Moondog Splat1993–1994
Jim Cornette's MilitiaGen. Jim Cornette, Lt. Buddy Landell, † The Punisher, Tommy Rich, Terry Gordy, † Sgt. Rock, and The Dynamic Duo1995
The New Fantastics Bobby Fulton and Jackie Fulton 1991–1993
The Party PatrolDavey Rich and Johnny Rich1992
PG-13 J. C. Ice and Wolfie D 1995
The Rock 'n' Roll Express Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson1992–1995
The Russians Ivan Koloff † and Vladimir Koloff1991
The Steiner Brothers Rick Steiner and Scott Steiner 1993–1995
The Thrillseekers Chris Jericho and Lance Storm 1994
The THUGS Tony Anthony and Tracey Smothers † 1994–1995
Well Dunn Timothy Well † and Steven Dunn † 1994

Managers and valets

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Jim Cornette Jim Cornette1991–1995 [4] [19] [26]
Randy HalesRandy Hales1995 [8]
Brian Hildebrand † Hymie P. Schwartz / Dr. Mark Curtis1992, 1994–1995
James Mitchell Daryl Van Horne1993–1994 [7] [9] [24] [28]
Tammy Lynn Sytch Tammy Fytch1994 [4] [9] [19]
Kimberly WolserDirty White Girl1994–1995 [4]
Ronald WrightRon Wright1992–1995 [2]

Commentators and interviewers

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Bob Caudle Bob Caudle1991–1995 [2]
William Ensor † Buddy Landel1995
Wayne Keown Dutch Mantell1991–1994 [2]
Chip KesslerChip Kessler1995
Leslie Malady Les Thatcher1993–1995 [4]
Tommy NoeTommy Noe1991–1995Ring announcer
Phil RaineyPhil Rainey1992
Jim Ross Jim Ross1994–1995
Lance RussellLance Russell1993
Scott Spangler †Brian Matthews1992–1994Ring announcer [16]

Referees

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Brian Hildebrand † Mark Curtis1991–1995Senior referee [4]
Notes
† ^ Indicates they are deceased.
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
USWA ^ Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with the United States Wrestling Association.
WCW ^ Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with World Championship Wrestling.
WWF ^ Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with the World Wrestling Federation.

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