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Mark Starr

Also known as Mark Ashford-Smith, Mark Ashford

Personal Data

Birthday:

26.12.1962

Birthplace:

Clearwater, Florida, USA

Day of death:

07.06.2013 (at the age of 50)

Gender:

male

Height:

5' 11" (180 cm)

Weight:

235 lbs (107 kg)

Career Data

Alter egos:

Mark Ashford-Smith
a.k.a. Mark Ashford
Mark Starr

Roles:

Singles Wrestler (1986 - 1998)
Tag Team Wrestler (1986 - 1998)

Beginning of in-ring career:

1986

End of in-ring career:

1998

In-ring experience:

12 years

Wrestling style:

Allrounder

Signature moves:

Ankle Lock

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3.95

Current Total Rating (?)

Valid votes: 21

Number of comments: 7

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Average rating: 3.86 [21]

Average rating in 2026: 4.00 [1]

Average rating in 2024: 5.00 [1]

Average rating in 2022: 3.00 [1]

Average rating in 2021: 4.00 [5]

Average rating in 2020: 5.00 [1]

Average rating in 2019: 5.00 [1]

Average rating in 2017: 3.00 [2]

Average rating in 2016: 6.00 [1]

Average rating in 2013: 3.00 [2]

Average rating in 2011: 5.00 [1]

Average rating in 2010: 4.00 [3]

Average rating in 2007: 2.00 [2]

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Latest comments of the CAGEMATCH inmates

Giantfan1980 wrote on 10.02.2026:

[4.0] "WCW jobber. Spent most of his nights on Saturday Night Wrestling and got a hand full of wins over his tenure in WCW, but kinda like Barry Horowitz in the WWF."

krukster wrote on 07.08.2021:

[5.0] "I thought he was very sold in the ring. Was a super lower mid card guy who would win on occasion. Could be a face or heel and credible in the ring. Was very good enhancement talent and could work as singles or tag team talent."

AnB wrote on 22.04.2021:

[4.0] "Never a big deal and never too interesting. A lower card worker who gave some credibility to the risers that beat him in the ring, which is more than can be said for a lot of jobbers."

Paul Allain wrote on 26.10.2017:

[4.0] "Mark Starr may have been little more than an enhancement talent and a Mike Awesome body-double, but beating him really enhanced his adversaries. His great physique, as well as his good agility (especially considering the standards at the time) made him a very adequate stepping stone, worthy of being shown on television."

ShooterMcShoot wrote on 25.12.2016:

[6.0] "West Midlands born Mark Starr was an undersized, but talented utility player for promotions like Memphis and WCW, where he was primarily used as an enhancement talent, but later got a minor push in a tag team with another wrestler who left us too soon, Chris Kanyon. Along with a few other WCW enhancement guys, like The Gambler, Starr was one that I recognized and one who had talent to work a decent match and get a guy over. The low rating here really puzzles and troubles me because it doesn't say much for the understanding most of the site users have for the business. Mark Starr wasn't flashy, but he was a solid worker who filled a very specific and necessary niche."