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Frank Dusek

Frank Dusek

Nickname: Captain

Height: 6' 1"

Weight: 257 lbs.

From: Macon, GA

Aliases: Frank Hason

Feds Worked For: MSW, SoCW, UWF, WCCW, NWA, USWA, All Japan Pro Wrestling (Japan), All Star Wrestling (NE), Championship Wrestling from Florida (FL), Championship Wrestling USA (OR), Continental Wrestling Association (TN), Exodus Wrestling Alliance (NC), Georgia Championship Wrestling (GA), Gulf Athletic Club (TX), Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (NC/SC), NWA Big Time Wrestling (TX), NWA Hollywood (CA), Pacific Northwest Wrestling (OR), South Atlantic Pro Wrestling (NC), Vancouver All-Star Wrestling (Canada)

 

Career Highlights: -NWA (Florida) Southern Champion
-NWA (Texas) World Tag Team Champion (w/ Bill Irwin)
-WCCW Television Champion (2x)

Affiliates: The Grappler, Super Destroyer, Bill irwin, J. J. Dillon

Other Facts: -Son of pro wrestler Wally Dusek
-Billed as the cousin once removed of pro wrestlers Ernie Dusek, Emile Dusek, Joe Dusek, & Rudy Dusek
-Billed as the second cousin of pro wrestler Danny Dusek
-Sometimes billed from Omaha, NE
-Shortly after graduating from high school, his hand was crushed in an cement mixer accident. He lost his ring finger and his middle finger was permanently bent. This cost him a chance at West Point. After he left the hospital, fellow wrestler Pancho Valdez, who was a big believer in voodoo, offered him a poultice which he claimed would restore Dusek's finger. Frank refused it.
-Started in the business as a ring announcer and referee for Mid-Atlantic Wrestling
-Was also a television commentator for MSW and WCCW
-After retiring he became a promoter for UWF

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