Zac Prochera @Za39039Zac

One of the most unsung heroes of wrestling is Dusty Wolfe. The Texan wrestled all over in various areas. Dallas, IWCCW, WWF, WCW, Dusty was a solid hand in the ring who made the stars look good. Dusty also wrestled a bit in South Africa from 1988-1996.

Bobby Fulton is a retired pro wrestler from Chillicothe, Ohio. Bobby is best known as one half of The Fantastics with Tommy Rogers, one of the quintessential babyface tag teams of the 80s. Charismatic and a good in-ring worker.

Derrick "Starfire" Dukes is a retired pro wrestler from Ohio. Trained by Eddie Sharkey, Derrick was a solid babyface with decent charisma. Is most famous for a controversial feud with Colonel DeBeers in the AWA. After the AWA, Derrick would roam the independent scene.

Rusty Brooks was a journeyman pro wrestler. A very good hand, Rusty appeared in promotions such as the WWF, IWCCW, Herb Abrams' UWF, and various independent promotions. He was also a very well respected trainer.

Polish Power! Ivan Putski is a legendary pro wrestler originally from Poland. A popular babyface wherever he went, Ivan is known for his tag team with Tito Santana and later one with his son Scott. His Polish Hammer finisher is one of the most devastating in wrestling.

Doc Diamond is a pro wrestling manager and trainer from New Jersey. Doc is a long-time mainstay of the Northeast independent scene, appearing in the New Jersey based IWCCW promotion. Doc has trained countless wrestlers over the years.

Phil Theis is a retired pro wrestler known as Mondo Kleen. Trained by Johnny Rodz, Phil was a top heel in the New Jersey based IWCCW promotion in the early 90s. He later had a run in the WWF as Damien Demento, where he was in the main event of the first ever RAW.

Leaping Lanny Poffo was a second-generation wrestler, and the brother of Macho Man Randy Savage. Despite being overshadowed, the charismatic Lanny still had a very good career. Was the first wrestler to perform a Moonsault.

Mike Durham was a professional wrestler best known as Johnny Grunge. He is best known for being in the Public Enemy Tag Team in ECW and WCW. Before that, he worked in the New Jersey based IWCCW as Equalizer Zap and as Johnny Rotten. A solid brawler with good fundamentals.

Butch Miller and Luke Williams were a legendary tag team from New Zealand. They started out as the vicious Sheepherders, sadistic heels that ran roughshod over several territories. They later became the fun loving babyface Bushwhackers, a gimmick they played well. A great team.

"Rotten" Ron Starr was an American professional wrestler. Ron worked in various NWA territories in the 70s and 80s. He was also well known for his work in Japan, Puerto Rico, and the early days of USWA. An incredible heel.

Rich Landrum was a radio personality and pro wrestling announcer. Rich is best known for his long-time work with Mid-Atlantic Pro Wrestling, although he also did some work with the Savoldi family's New Jersey based ICW Promotion. A very solid announcer.

When you talk about great wrestling announcers, Bob Caudle definitely comes up. Bob was the longtime voice of Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling. After Mid-Atlantic folded, he would be an announcer for South Atlantic Championship Wrestling and Smoky Mountain Wrestling.

Maurice "Mad Dog" Vachon had a legendary career. Along with his brother Paul "Butcher Vachon", the two were legends in Verne Gagne's AWA, both as a tag team and as singles wrestlers. Maurice held the AWA World Heavyweight Championship. A legendary heel.

Calvin "Prince" Pullins was a professional wrestler. Trained by Bobo Brazil, Pullins was a mainstay in Dick the Bruiser's WWA as well as the AWA. He also appeared in Georgia, Central States, and All Japan. Calvin was a fan favorite everywhere he went.

Marc Lowrance is a retired pro wrestling announcer. He is known for his long tenure with World Class. An excellent announcer, he continued as the announcer when World Class became USWA in 1989. He retired in 1990 to become a United Methodist minister.

Heidi Lee Morgan is a retired professional wrestler from New Jersey. Trained by Johnny Rodz, Heidi worked all over the US. She made appearances in WWF, AWA, IWCCW, LPWA, and many other independent promotions. A talented worker with decent charisma.

Calypso Jim, later known as Bobo Brazil Jr., is a retired professional wrestler. He was trained by and was the protege of the legendary Bobo Brazil. While nowhere near as charismatic as his mentor, Jim still carved out a good career in the Midwest.

When you talk about the greatest of all time, Bruno Sammartino is definitely in the conversation. Twice the WWWF World Heavyweight champion, his first reign, and the two combined, will never be broken in length. An amazing babyface.

Terry Sullivan is a veteran pro wrestling announcer. He got his start in The Sheik's Detroit promotion. He would later be the voice of the Bruiser Bedlam TV show in the later years of Dick the Bruiser's WWA. A great announcer, he is still active today.