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Johnny Greene

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  • Deceased American professional wrestler and promoter from New York City best known, if at all, for his run as a jobber in WCW from 1996-1999. He started in 1996 and usually lost on their weekend shows WCW Saturday Night (1985) and WCW Worldwide (1975). However, he did pick up the rare win here or there. On Episode #13.41 (1998) he defeated Lenny Lane (Leonard Carlson) and defeated The Gambler (Jeff Gann) on the August 21, 1999 "WCW Worldwide." He even received a shot at WCW World Television Champion Disco Inferno (Glenn Gilbertti) on Episode #13.37 (1997). His most notable loss was to WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Goldberg (Bill Goldberg) on Sting vs. Sting (1998) (May 25, 1998). Attitude shaved his head for the match and was outright imitating Goldberg's mannerisms. Goldberg responded, "You wanna be me, boy?" The match lasted 1:09. He also worked as the promoter for Micro Championship Wrestling. He passed away on June 12, 2018 at the age of 53.
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