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Frankie Lancaster

Frankie Lancaster

Nickname: The Thumper, American Destroyer

Height: 6' 1"

Weight: 238 lbs.

Pro Debut: 1982

Aliases: Frank Lancaster, Frank Lang, Frank Lane, Frankie Lane, Heartbreaker Adonis, Headhunter Adonis, Sambo Kid

Feds Worked For: UWF, USWA, WCCW, NWA, WCW, WWF, All Japan Pro Wrestling (Japan), Championship Wrestling from Florida (FL), Championship Wrestling from Georgia (GA), Continental Championship Wrestling (AL), Definitive Wrestling International (FL), Florida Championship Wrestling (FL), Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling (Japan), Future of Wrestling (FL), Gulf Athletic Club (TX), I Believe In Wrestling (FL), International Championship Wrestling Alliance (FL), Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (NC/SC), Professional Wrestling Federation (FL), World Wrestling Council (Puerto Rico), WXO Wrestling (FL)

 

Career Highlights: -SECW Tag Team Champion
-WCCW World Tag Team Champion (2x; 1 each w/ Eric Embry and Brian Adias)
-WWC Junior Heavyweight Champion (2x)
-WWC Tag Team Champion (4x; 3 w/ Heartbreaker Apollo and 1 w/ Doug Masters)

Affiliates: Brian Adias, Eric Embry, Wendell Cooley/Heartbreaker Apollo, Downtown Bruno, Doug Masters, Alex Porteau

Other Facts: -Formerly known as Frankie Lane. Not to be confused with Frankie Laine, who also used the last name spelling of Lane
-Ranked #328 in the 1991 PWI 500
-Ranked #217 in the 1992 PWI 500
-Ranked #256 in the 1993 PWI 500

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  • Heavyweight Champion: The Gatekeeper
  • Women's Champion: Olivier Vegos
  • Tag Team Champions: Stage Dive Mafia
  • Choctaw Nation Champion: Malik Mayfield
  • Oklahoma Champion: Tino Valentino
  • United States Champion: Dominik Whiteheart