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Whilst never actually winning anything (wrestling politics were considered to have conspired against them on too many occasions to mention here) they did capture the hearts British Wrestling fans across the world including Paul McCartney who appeared in a film with Haystacks and is actually a big fan of modern wrestling ( |
Whilst never actually winning anything (wrestling politics were considered to have conspired against them on too many occasions to mention here) they did capture the hearts British Wrestling fans across the world including Paul McCartney who appeared in a film with Haystacks and is actually a big fan of modern wrestling (whos alleged favourite wrestler is Pat Roach, better known as "Bomber" in the British drama "Auf Weidersien, Pet"). |
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Revision as of 10:55, 28 April 2005
Dungeon of Doom are offically the best named Tag Team in history (circa WrestleFest Magazine 1994). Throughout its existence it featured members as disparate as Giant Haystacks (Heaviest wrestler ever to be born in the UK, also an official dignitary for an African tribe) and Tiny Sam (smallest wrestler ever in the Dungeon).
Whilst never actually winning anything (wrestling politics were considered to have conspired against them on too many occasions to mention here) they did capture the hearts British Wrestling fans across the world including Paul McCartney who appeared in a film with Haystacks and is actually a big fan of modern wrestling (whos alleged favourite wrestler is Pat Roach, better known as "Bomber" in the British drama "Auf Weidersien, Pet").
Another member of the Dungeon was the little known Bubonic Timmy, later formed the tag team 'Tropical Diseases' with Typhoid Mary (formerly Klondike Kate).