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Dr. X

Pro Debut: 1971

Aliases: Jim Osborne, Red Osbourne, Paddy Osbourne, Double XX, Mighty Yankee 4

Feds Worked For: TSW, AWA, NWA, All Star Wrestling (Canada), Central States Wrestling (IA/KS/MO), Championship Wrestling from Florida (FL), Championship Wrestling USA (OR), Georgia Championship Wrestling (GA), Gulas Wrestling Enterprises (TN), Gulf Athletic Club (TX), Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling (AL), International Championship Wrestling (MS), Japan Wrestling Association (Japan), M & M Promotions (NM/TX), Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (NC/SC), NWA Hollywood (CA), Pacific Coast Athletic Club (CA), Pacific Northwest Wrestling (OR/WA), Southwest Sports (TX), Wrestling Promotions, Inc. (AZ)

Finisher: Loaded Boot

Career Highlights: -ICW Mississippi Champion
-NWA Gulf Coast Champion
-NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Champion (w/ Johnny Kostas)
-NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion
-TSW United States Tag Team Champion (3x; 1 each w/ The Brute, Ciclon Negro, and Porkchop Cash)

Affiliates: Johnny Kostas, The Brute, Ciclon Negro, Porkchop Cash, Dick Beyer, Jerry Miller

Notable Feuds: Danny Hodge, The Interns, Frankie Cain, Tito Montez, Tony Marino, Jess Moran, Pierre De Glande, Tony Baillergeon, Bobby Fields, Andres Carpentier, Bob Sweetan, Bill Watts, Tom Jones

Other Facts: -Originally from Tulsa, OK
-As Jim Osborne, he used the nickname "The King"
-Not the original Dr. X. That was Dick Beyer, who was competing in the AWA at the time this Dr. X was down in TSW. Beyer and Osbourne tagged together later with Beyer as Dr. X and Osbourne as Dr. XX
-Also not to be confused with the various Dr. Xs that competed in PZWA in 1993, OPW in 2000, or IZW in 2004-2005.
-Rumored to be the brother of former University of Nebraska football coach Tom Osbourne. This was never confirmed.
-Was unmasked by Danny Hodge in a "Mask vs. Title" match for the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title. He redonned the mask the next week and would continue to wear it as if nothing had happened.