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Dr. Death fends off Mr. Kennedy in Oklahoma Homecoming

Posted: Mar 28th 2006 By: oklastaff

Former UWF Champion "Dr. Death" Steve Williams made appearances at both the WWE shows this weekend and ended both by putting WWE upstart Ken Kennedy in his place.

Kennedy came out to the ring in Tulsa and, after correcting WWE Smackdown ring announcer Tony Chimmel over the "proper" way to introduce him, proceded to go over the accolades of Williams. Dr Death was then called to the ring, where Kennedy?s attitude shifted to that of beratement. He said that Williams was typical of the older generation of superstars in the WWE. They wouldn?t leave or make way for the new stars. Dr. Death tried to keep his composure, but after being slapped in the face, he could take no more. He the physically attacked Kennedy, causing him to run from the ring. The crowd then gave Williams an ovation.

The next night in Oklahoma City, former WWE RAW announcer Jim Ross came out to interview Dr. Death. Things went well, although Williams? voice was difficult to understand at times (he had surgery to remove his voice box due to throat cancer). But partway through the interview, here comes Ken Kennedy again. Mr. Kennedy was prepared to make his case known to the fans in OKC, but the good Dr. would have none of this and bodyslammed Kennedy for his trouble before he and J.R. left the ring.

Williams currently lives in Lousiana, where he runs a wrestling school. He made an appearance at the 2006 Rock & Roll Cup Tag Team Tournament in Tulsa in February where one of his students, Scott Murdoch, was a competitor.