Phil Hickerson: By the Numbers
Posted: May 26th 2026 By: Oklafan Staff
Oklafan recently acknowledged the death of pro wrestler Phil Hickerson, who also competed as P. Y. Chu-Hi. Below is a complete retrospective of his career as far as Oklafan is able to document. We have included a listing of all the Oklahoma matches Hickerson is known to have competed in, a win/loss record, a breakdown of singles and tag team matches and a year-by-year documentation of the number of matches he had in Oklahoma.
We hope that this record serves as a small reminder of the legacy that Hickerson left behind.
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Name: Phil Hickerson
Ring name(s): 3
Debut: 1974
Last Match: 1995
Oklahoma wrestling federations competed in: 2
Different titles held: 11
Total title reigns: 32
Win/Loss record in Oklahoma - 0-1-0
Singles Matches - 1
Tag Team Matches - 1
Match Results:
1989
June 13 - P. Y. Chu-Hi vs. Tony Falk (result unknown) (WCCW)
October 7 - Chris Adams & USWA World Tag Team Champion Jeff Jarrett def. P. Y. Chu-Hi & Gary Young (USWA)
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