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Don Jardine

Don Jardine

Don Jardine
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Ring name The spoiler
Supermarket destroyer
The Butcher
"Babyface" Don Jardine
Sonny Cooper
The real name Donald D Jardine
Nickname Plunder mask
Super destruction mask
Height 193cm
The weight -133 kg of 128 kg
Birthday 1940March 24
Death day (2006-12-16) December 16, 2006 (66 years old death)
Hometown Canadian flag Canada
Flag of the New Brunswick state New Brunswick state
Waist Morland county Moncton
Sports career Wrestling
Trainer ホイッパー Billy Watson
Debut 1955 ([1] that there is the opinion for 1,956 years, too)
Retirement 1994
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The professional wrestler that Don Jardine (Don Jardine, from March 24, 1940 to December 16, 2006) is from Canada New Brunswick state. The age is said to be 1935 [1].

I played an active part in the spoiler (The Spoiler) or the ring name of the supermarket destroyer (The Super Destroyer) as a mask wrestler mainly for the active play player era.

It is an owner of the sense of balance to walk over a top rope in spite of being a big body [2] and is known as オリジネーター of "the old school" which the undertaker of WWE shows [3].

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Origin

I acquire training in YMCA of Moncton and make my debut in 1955 [2]. The forerunner was the carnival wrestler who participated in circuses; was turned on [1]. Is the real face using ring names such as Sonny Cooper (Sonny Cooper) or "Babyface" Don Jardine ("Babyface" Don Jardine) in the main battlefield in the Times and Toronto district based in local New Brunswick of Mali in the 1960s; activity [2]. I faced Karl Gotch and will bar Schneider in United States of America middle western district in 1962 [4].

In July, 1963, it is the first visit to Japan for the Japanese professional wrestling of the Mt. power way era with the Don Jardine name of the real name. I challenged Asian tag throne of the up full of Mt. power way & twice in partnership with Sonny Myers [5]. I visit Japan with a ring name of the Butcher (The Butcher) again in September, 1965. I perform the single match of the game with Giant Baba by fight ascendancy round of the international heavyweight class throne who became the nominal position posthumously of the Mt. power way in Toyama-shi gymnasium for three for 60 minutes on October 22 and, after a tie of 1-1, bring it in for a passing the time limit draw [6].

For 1,967 years, is advice of Fritz phone Eric; in Texas Dallas district in the spoiler (The Spoiler) of the mask wrestler transformation [2] [7]. After that I based on NWA big thyme wrestling of Dallas and WCCW until the late 1980s ([8] that [3] [9] that mark Callaway, also known as the undertaker who made the debut in WCCW in 1984 received a coach of Jardine, and [8], a rope walk "old school" were initiated into directly still went up Callaway to the ring of WCCW as the punisher of the mask wrestler in the young person times).

I develop rivalry over NWA American heavyweight class throne with Fritz phone Eric in Dallas in 1968 [10]. I competed for NWA Texas heavyweight class throne with Billy red lion and grizzly Smith [11]. I make an expedition to Australia in 1969 and defeat spy loss Arion in Sydney on April 4 and acquire IWA world heavyweight class throne for Australia [12]. I visited Japan as the Butcher of the real face for professional wrestling in Japan in July of the year and challenged international heavyweight class throne of Giant Baba at the rural district Colosseum on August 10 [13].

I am active with the spoiler of the mask wrestler afterwards in the North America and recapture North American heavyweight class throne from Danni Hodge in the NWA try state district of Oklahoma on March 20, 1970 [14]. In the district, I form "the spoilers" of the mask tag team with Buddy Wolf who transformed himself/herself into spoiler 2 temporarily and I break the ケンタッキアンズ of the grizzly Smith & rook brown on May 2, 1971 and acquire US tag throne [15]. In August of the year, I participated in professional wrestling in Japan as the spoiler for the first time [16].

I appeared in WWWF in 1972 and challenged WWWF heavyweight class throne of Pedro Morales in a madison square garden of New York on July 29 [17], but the participation of the mask wrestler was prohibited, and the MSG at the time played a game with the real face [3]. In addition, Jardine acts as the opponent when mil mascara served as the first-ever MSG appearance as a mask wrestler on December 18, the same year (Jardine was the real face then); [18]. The fifth participation in a war for the professional wrestling that is terminal in January, 1973, the following day in Japan in total. I challenged international tag throne of Kintaro Oki & Seiji Sakaguchi by the large-scale mask combination with the red devil in an Osaka Prefectural gymnasium on January 30 of the series most end of the war [19].

I participate in the NWA mid Atlantic district of North Carolina with the ring name of the supermarket destroyer (The Super Destroyer) from the latter half of 1973. After that it is fight in one place after another in main territory U.S. led by a subsidiary of NWA group southern with the ring name of a supermarket destroyer and the spoiler as use, a heel of the top-classes. I faced a top star of the Babyface including the Andre the Giant, ワフー McDaniel, ダスティ Rohde's in each place and challenged Jack ブリスコ, Terry Funk, the NWA world heavyweight class throne of the Harley lace and others each generation king over and over again. By the Georgia championship wrestling of the gym Barnet sponsorship, I develop Mr. wrestling 2 and the rivalry between mask wrestlers [20].

It is belonging to a supermarket destroyer and, in August, 1976, visits Japan for all-Japan professional wrestling. I acted as a partner of the "mask tenth game" most end of the war of Destroyer in Nippon University lecture hall on August 28 [21]. I tear off the mask that this game was held for the first time in Japan, and it is a match, and a mask is torn off, and Jardine defeated by exposed the real face, but I put on a mask again and participate in the fifth champion carnival (1977 meeting) in the next year [22]. Even AWA is belonging to a supermarket destroyer and is active in 1977 and disputes with crusher リソワスキー and building Robinson. I challenged the AWA world tag throne whom high fryers of Greg ガニア & gym ブランゼル held in partnership with Angelo Mosca over and over again [23].

For the same period, マスクド superstar gained power as a large mask man of Jardine and the size. The superstar is an interview in later years and comments on the process that oneself became a mask wrestler because the heel of the mask man for him was necessary when a supermarket destroyer of Jardine left the NWA mid Atlantic district in 1976 when what was called for by George Scot of the booker of the district was with an opportunity [24]. In addition, Bobby Slaughter gives supermarket destroyer mark II as a successor of Jardine in the AWA from 1978 and is active [25].

I change Bobby Kan Dan into spoiler 2 in the NWA Florida district that Eddie Graham ran in 1978 after the AWA secession and reorganize the spoilers of the mask tag team and recapture Florida tag throne from the brothers team of Jack & Jerry ブリスコ on June 27 [26]. Killer car Le Coq and Ivan kolo joined it in a struggle incidentally and developed ダスティ Rohde's and rivalry in Florida [27]. An appearance first as a destroyer super in February, 1980 for the Shinnihon professional wrestling that cooperated with Florida district in those days. Faced Antonio Inoki by a single match in Hobaramachi, Fukushima meeting of March 10, and an iron challenged North American tag throne of Seiji Sakaguchi & Riki Choshu in partnership with seeking it in the Kuramae Kokugikan on April 3 [28]; [29].

After that Scot Irwin had come to give supermarket destroyer in a southern district and fixed a ring name in the spoiler ([30] that spoiler, Irwin have crossed a tag as a supermarket destroyer Jardine as for both in Florida at the latter half of 1980). It was the position of the heel in the United States throughout, but I convert to Babyface temporarily in WCCW of stronghold Dallas in about 1982 and dispute with the great Kabuki, Bugsy McGraw, Wilde building Irwin, King Kong bandy [31]. I crossed a tag with Kevin phone Eric and Kelly phone Eric and challenged NWA world heavyweight class throne of Ric Flair [31].

I joined army corps "region of ドゥーム" of the evil that a pole gills ring led Georgia championship wrestling in the main battlefield at the first half of 1984 and joined road Warriors and Jake Roberts before great Blake, Ted De Beers and others in a struggle [32]. I appear in WWF which became the new system under the Vince McMahon youth Administration from the latter half of the same year [33]. It was the real face at the time of the WWWF participation in a war of 1972, but achieves MSG participation as the spoiler of the mask wrestler then. By the MSG commuter pass war of October 21, 1985, a prize money match of 50,000 dollars with pole オーンドーフ was made in pinch hitters of the missing link [34].

A single-engine participates in WCCW and Florida of the old home in the late 1980s and the promotion business reached in Florida in the early 1990s, too, but retires myself from the professional wrestling world in 1994. I was active as a clay sculptor while I ran the car wash after a retirement in Alberta, Canada [7] [2]. On December 16, 2006, I die because of leukemia [2]. 66 years old death.

I the proud skill

Other than the claw attack with the black leather gloves which I attached to the right palm, I was good at an elbow and the knee attack from a top rope. Is known as a good player of the rope work, and "ancestor" old school can be called the Jardine だからこその move [1]; [35]. In addition, the way of game cool thoroughly not to show feelings in a table is discriminative, and such a style is inherited by mark Callaway of the pupil to make use of the character as the mask wrestler.

Acquisition title

NWA big thyme wrestling / world class championship wrestling
  • NWA American heavyweight class throne: Four times [10]
  • NWA American tag throne: Six times (w / Gary Hart *3, smasher Sloane *1, mark Rouyn *2) [36]
  • NWA Texas heavyweight class throne: Twice [11]
  • NWA Texas tag throne: Once (w / mark Rouyn) [37]
  • NWA Texas brass knuckle throne: Once [38]
  • WCCW TV throne: Three times [39]
NWA try state
  • NWA North America heavyweight class throne (try state version): Twice [14]
  • NWA US tag throne (try state version): Once (w / The spoiler 2）[15]
NWA all-stars wrestling
Central States wrestling
  • NWA central States heavyweight class throne: Once [42]
Championship wrestling from Florida
  • Heavyweight class throne (Florida version) in southern NWA: Once [43]
  • NWA Florida heavyweight class throne: Three times [44]
  • NWA Florida tag throne: Once (w / The spoiler 2）[26]
Georgia championship wrestling
  • NWA Georgia heavyweight class throne: Three times [45]
  • NWA National heavyweight class throne: Twice [46]
World championship wrestling (Australia)

Footnote

  1. ^ a b c d "all-Japan professional wrestling visit to Japan foreigner PERFECT catalogue" P41 (in 2002 a Japanese sports publishing company)
  2. ^ a b c d e f "Leukemia claims "The Spoiler" Don Jardine". SLAM! Sports (December 17, 2006). February 12, 2016 reading.
  3. ^ a b c "The Spoiler". Online World of Wrestling. April 4, 2011 reading.
  4. ^ "The AWA matches fought by The Spoiler in 1962." Wrestlingdata.com. February 12, 2016 reading.
  5. ^ "The JWA matches fought by The Spoiler in 1963." Wrestlingdata.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  6. ^ "JWA 1965 Hurricane Series & International Championship Series." Puroresu.com. June 5, 2015 reading.
  7. ^ a b "Canadian Wrestling Hall of Fame: The Spoiler." SLAM! Sports (April 21, 2015). June 28, 2010 reading.
  8. ^ a b "The Undertaker". Online World of Wrestling. April 4, 2011 reading.
  9. ^ Brady, Hicks. "2006: The year in wrestling." PWI Presents: 2007 Wrestling Almanak and book of facts (Kappa Publications): p. 29. 2007 Edition 
  10. ^ a b "NWA American Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  11. ^ a b "NWA Texas Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  12. ^ a b "IWA World Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  13. ^ "JWA 1969 Summer Series 1". Puroresu.com. June 5, 2015 reading.
  14. ^ a b "NWA North American Heavyweight Title [Tri-State/Mid-South]." Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  15. ^ a b "NWA United States Tag Team Title [Tri-State/Mid-South]." Wrestling-Titles.com. December 6, 2015 reading.
  16. ^ "JWA 1971 Summer Mystery Series". Puroresu.com. June 5, 2015 reading.
  17. ^ "The WWE matches fought by The Spoiler in 1972." Wrestlingdata.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  18. ^ "WWE Yearly Results 1972". The History of WWE. April 17, 2009 reading.
  19. ^ "JWA 1973 New Year Series". Puroresu.com. June 5, 2015 reading.
  20. ^ "Mr. Wrestling #2 vs. The Spoiler". Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  21. ^ "The AJPW matches fought by The Spoiler in 1976." Wrestlingdata.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  22. ^ "The AJPW matches fought by The Spoiler in 1977." Wrestlingdata.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  23. ^ "The AWA matches fought by The Spoiler in 1977." Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  24. ^ "Bill Eadie Interview Part Two". Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Gateway. March 14, 2009 reading.
  25. ^ "The AWA matches fought by Sgt. Slaughter in 1978." Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  26. ^ a b "NWA Florida Tag Team Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  27. ^ "The CWF matches fought by The Spoiler in 1978." Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  28. ^ "The NJPW matches fought by The Spoiler in 1980." Wrestlingdata.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  29. ^ "NJPW 1980 Big Fight Series". Puroresu.com. June 5, 2015 reading.
  30. ^ "The CWF matches fought by The Spoiler in 1980." Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  31. ^ a b "The WCCW matches fought by The Spoiler in 1982." Wrestlingdata.com. September 13, 2014 reading.
  32. ^ "The GCW matches fought by The Spoiler in 1984." Wrestlingdata.com. August 30, 2014 reading.
  33. ^ "WWE Yearly Results 1984". The History of WWE. June 28, 2010 reading.
  34. ^ "WWE Yearly Results 1985". The History of WWE. August 30, 2014 reading.
  35. ^ "professional wrestling album 16 THE HEEL" P61 (in 1981 恒文社)
  36. ^ "NWA American Tag Team Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  37. ^ "NWA Texas Tag Team Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  38. ^ "NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  39. ^ "World Class Television Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  40. ^ "NWA World Tag Team Title [British Columbia]." Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  41. ^ "NWA Canadian Tag Team Title [British Columbia]." Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  42. ^ "NWA Central States Heavyweight Championship". Cagematch.net. December 21, 2014 reading.
  43. ^ "NWA Southern Heavyweight Title [Florida]". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  44. ^ "NWA Florida Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  45. ^ "NWA Georgia Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  46. ^ "NWA National Heavyweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.
  47. ^ "IWA World Tag Team Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. December 21, 2014 reading.

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