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Profile of Alex Wright
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From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia
Alex Wright (born May 17, 1975) is a German professional wrestler.
Profile
- Height: 6'4" (193 cm)
- Weight: 225lbs (102.1 kg)
- Birthday: May 17, 1975
- Hometown: Nuremberg, Bavaria
- Trained by: Steve Wright
- Professional debut: 1991
- Previous identities: Berlyn
- Previous manager(s): Queen Debra, James Vandenburg, The Wall, Uta Ludendorf
- Finishing and signature moves: Hangman's Neckbreaker, STF, German Suplex
Career
"Das Wunderkind" Alex Wright was the son of British wrestler Steve Wright (one of many early rivals of the original Tiger Mask, Satoru Sayama) and a German woman. He wrestled professionally in Germany and Japan before signing with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1994.
He was initially a face but quickly turning heel, he won the WCW Cruiserweight Title in 1997 from Chris Jericho, and the Television Title later that same year.
In 1998 he paired with Disco Inferno (better known as Glenn Gilberti) to form a moderately successful tag team called the Dancing Fools. In 1999, after an absence, he became known as Berlyn (a Neo-Nazi without the symbolism); this gimmick served him well until 2000 when he re-paired with Disco Inferno to form The Boogie Knights. Disco was injured, however, and when WCW staged the Millennium Final show in Germany, Wright was paired with General Rection and the team won the tag-team title belt.
Wright fell out of the spotlight in 2001 and has not appeared on American television since then. He is back in Germany wrestling overseas.
Wright is a born-again Christian and had regular Bible studies with other Christians in the locker room during his WCW days.
Championships and accomplishments
World Championship Wrestling
- 1-Time WCW Cruiserweight Champion
- 1-Time WCW World Television Champion
- 1-Time WCW World Tag Team Champion (with General Rection)
Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI ranked him # 408 of the best 500 singles wrestlers during the "PWI Years" in 2003.
WCW/WWE Cruiserweight Champions |
Pillman | Liger | Pillman | Flamingo | Armstrong | - | Ohtani | Malenko | Mysterio, Jr. | Malenko | Dragon | Malenko | Syxx | Jericho | Wright | Jericho | E. Guerrero | Mysterio, Jr. | Dragon | Guerrera | Mysterio, Jr. | Jericho | Malenko | - | Jericho | Guerrera | Kidman | Guerrera | Kidman | Mysterio, Jr. | Psychosis | Mysterio, Jr. | Lane | Psychosis | Inferno | Karagias | Madusa | Oklahoma | - | Iaukea | Kidman | Iaukea | - | Candido | Crowbar & Daffney | Daffney | Loco | Storm | Skipper | Sanders | C. Guerrero | Helms | Kidman | X-Pac | Kidman | Tajiri | Kidman | Tajiri | Hurricane | Noble | Kidman | Hardy | Mysterio | C. Guerrero | Jacqueline | C. Guerrero | Classic | Mysterio | Dudley | Funaki | C. Guerrero | London | Nunzio | Juventud |
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