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David W. Peterson (July 17, 1959 – May 25, 1993), better known by his ring name D. J. Peterson was an American professional wrestler.. He is best known for competing in various North American regional promotions during the 1980s, including the Universal Wrestling Federation, the National Wrestling Alliance, and most notably the American Wrestling Association during its final days.
Stampede Wrestling was a professional wrestling promotion based in Calgary, Alberta from 1948 to 1990 and from 1999 to 2008. Former employees in Stampede consisted of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and colour commentators, announcers, interviewers and referees. Alumni Male wrestlers Birth name: Ring name (s): Tenure: Notes Unknown Adolph Barbee 1985 Unknown Adrian Street 1981 ...
DJ Peterson [15] (died in 1993) Randy Anderson [14] (died in 2002) July 31 – Jason the Terrible; August 13 – Danny Bonaduce; August 16 – Dennis Koslowski; August 18 – Tom Prichard [14] August 19 – Tim Horner [14] August 26 – Gary Young; September 23 – Hans Nijman (died in 2014) October 6 – Barry Darsow [15] October 7 – Brazo ...
Rider's Tyler Klinsky, shown during his 9-6 win over Rutgers' Dean Peterson, was an at-large selection to the NCAA Tournament 125-pound field, it was announced Tuesday. ... Cetta will be the ...
In 1988, he registered fifteen singles victories, defeating Allen, DJ Peterson, Jose Luis Rivera, Iron Mike Sharpe, and Poffo. [10] Horowitz finished his initial WWF run registering fourteen victories in 1989, including an improbable pin over a young Ken Shamrock in Greensboro, North Carolina, on July 29. [ 11 ]
After all, wrestling with God himself would surely be a less taxing experience than wrestling with Peterson’s unwieldy, unintelligible “magnum opus”. Show comments. Advertisement.
The others are semifinalists Dean Peterson (125) and Yaraslau Slavikouski (285) and Mitch Moore (141), Jackson Turley (174) and Brian Soldano (184). All have clinched top six finishes and can ...
Peterson and Trooper would turn out to be the last AWA World Tag Team Champions. In January 1991, Pro Wrestling Illustrated and its sister publications withdrew recognition of the AWA's World Championship status [5] but continued to recognise Trooper and Peterson as incumbent "AWA Tag Team Champions" until the promotion finally closed later ...