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John Quinn

Also known as Big John Quinn, Little John, Virgil The Kentucky Butcher, Kentucky Butcher, Danny Dubois, John Clay, Marcel LeMay, Stomper, Voyageur

Personal Data

Birthday:

15.10.1941

Birthplace:

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Day of death:

22.04.2019 (at the age of 77)

Cause of death:

Komplikationen nach einer Herz-OP nach Schlaganfall

Gender:

male

Height:

6' 4" (193 cm)

Weight:

299 lbs (136 kg)

Background in sports:

Ringen, Boxen, Football

Career Data

Alter egos:

Danny Dubois
John Clay
John Quinn
    a.k.a.  Big John Quinn
    a.k.a.  Little John
Marcel LeMay
Stomper
Virgil The Kentucky Butcher
    a.k.a.  Kentucky Butcher
Voyageur

Roles:

Singles Wrestler
Tag Team Wrestler

Beginning of in-ring career:

1961

End of in-ring career:

1989

In-ring experience:

28 years

Wrestling style:

Brawler

Trainer:

Al Spittles, Billy Watson & Edouard Carpentier

Nicknames:

"Big"
"Mighty"

Signature moves:

Canadian Backbreaker
Elbow Drop
Argentine Backbreaker

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Number of comments: 3

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Average rating: 7.00 [3]

Average rating in 2025: 6.00 [1]

Average rating in 2016: 6.00 [1]

Average rating in 2011: 9.00 [1]

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Latest comments of the CAGEMATCH inmates

Sad Smeargle wrote on 25.05.2025:

[6.0] "I think he was a valuable talent. A really enjoyable grounded character. His wrestling was....fine for the time. Definitely the kind that was solid back then, but doesn't hold up now."

Boris The Menace wrote on 08.11.2016:

[6.0] "Mighty John Quinn had a long and quite successful career in professional wrestling. Quinn was a true world traveller who worked all over the place and was mainly known in British wrestling for being the classic American villain. In my opinion he wasn't anything special in the ring (nothing fancy, just a very basic worker) but he had a great look and he knew how to talk and work the crowd quite well."