In Wrestling
- Wrestlers managed
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- Big Bully Busick
- Cactus Jack
- The Masked Marauder
- Don Bass
- Lord Humongous/Sid Justice
- The Warlord
- Glenn Kulka
- Ray Candy
- Steve Bradley
- Eli the Eliminator
- Jeff Gaylord
- Sika Anoa'i
- Giant Gonzales
- Kamala
- Adam Bomb
- Mr. Hughes
- Kwang
- Brian Armstrong
- The Brooklyn Brawler
- Jack "the Stretcher" Hart
- Bertha Faye
- Moolah
- Big Bubba
- Baldo
- "Irish Assassin" Mick Tierney
- Big Bill Tabb
- Tony Falk
- Goliath
- Rude Dog
- The Scorpion
- King Cobra
- Sgt. Major Gary Lang
- Rick Link
- Phil Hickerson
- Earthquake Ferris
- Rob Noxious
- Ken Raper
- Frankie Lancaster
- Pat Rose
- Lou Fabiano
- Buddy Wayne
- Mike Samples
- Pat Hutchinson
- Jim Ryder
- Bronx Bull
- Bronx Bomber
- The Louisana Assassins
- Bob Owen
- Carl Fergie
- Gary Young
- Tony Anthony
- Alan Steele
- Sid Justice
- Teams and stables managed
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- The Stud Stable (Robert Fuller, Jimmy Golden, Dutch Mantel, Brian Lee, Cactus Jack, Brickhouse Brown, Sylvia)
- The Harris Brothers
- The Assassins (Jody Hamilton and Tom Renesto)
- Rock 'n' Roll RPMs (Tommy Lane and Mike Davis)
- Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka)
- The Moondogs
- Eddie and Doug Gilbert
- Well Dunn (Timothy Well and Steven Dunn)
- The Batten Twins (Brad and Bart Batten)
- The Kelly Twins
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