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Personal Data
Birthday:
30.01.1958
Birthplace:
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Day of death:
27.03.2022 (at the age of 64)
Gender:
male
Height:
6' 1" (185 cm)
Weight:
229 lbs (104 kg)

Career Data
Roles:
Singles Wrestler (1984 - 1998)
Promoter
Referee
Trainer
Beginning of in-ring career:
1984
End of in-ring career:
1998
In-ring experience:
14 years
Signature moves:
DDT

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Current Total Rating (?)
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Number of comments: 2
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Average rating: 4.00  [2]
Average rating in 2022: 4.00  [1]
Average rating in 2021: 4.00  [1]
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Conquistador37 wrote on 29.03.2022:
[4.0] "One of those JCP guys that made it over when the company was purchased by WCW, and one of the few who was enhancement talent. Always looked GREAT, a real ace at the role. He also reminded me of the character in Total Recall who had 5 kids to feed. His "Little Richard Marley" gimmick is a guilty pleasure, I'm one of the few who loved that era of The Fabulous Freebirds and he was just another overtly gaudy ingredient in their already "painful on the eyes" look at the time. Rest in peace Mr. King, I'm sure you're already putting Bobby Eaton over in the big squared circle in the sky. 4.25 rounded down."
krukster wrote on 15.07.2021:
[4.0] "One of my favorite NWA/WCW jobbers of all-time. Always in great shape, and could sell a beating like no one else except maybe the Mulkee brothers. He would actually win on TV every once in a while, and his little Richard Marley character was funny. When the JYD returned to the NWA, Rocky was used as the person to deliver the news to the Horsemen. He did have some higher flyer tools if they let him go for more than a minute or two in a match. He made so many of the stars look like a million bucks. Was he George South, no, but he was very adequate at his role"