Kendall Wayne Windham was born on December 15,1967 and is an American retired professional wrestler.
43 Facts About Kendall Windham
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Kendall Windham is the son of Blackjack Mulligan and the brother of Barry Windham.
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Kendall Windham is best known for his appearances with World Championship Wrestling.
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Kendall Windham started wrestling in 1984 for Championship Wrestling from Florida, making his debut on June 10 in Tampa, FL in a win over Jack Hart.
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Kendall Windham was very skinny but had the same moves and looks as his older brother, Barry.
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Kendall Windham remained undefeated until he was finally pinned by Jack Hart at a house show in Orlando, FL.
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Kendall Windham retained the title against Jack Hart in rematches, and cast as good guy he teamed with his brother Barry to feud with Ron Bass and Kevin Sullivan's "cult".
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On February 22,1986, Kendall Windham finally lost the Florida title to The Cuban Assassin at a TV taping in Tampa.
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The loss was avenged a few weeks later when Kendall Windham regained the title at another TV taping on On March 30,1986, he defeated The White Ninja, beginning a feud with the future superstar and partner Kendo Nagasaki.
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In May 1986, the Florida title was vacated, but Kendall Windham participated in a tournament to crown the next champion.
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Kendall Windham defeated the White Ninja and Jerry Grey to regain the title for a third time on May 18,1986, but lost the title to the Ninja three days later at a TV taping.
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Kendall Windham defended the championship successfully against the Ninja and Kendo Nagasaki before losing the title to Ron Bass on July 15,1986.
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Kendall Windham feuded with Ron Bass for the remainder of the summer of 1986 but was unable to regain the championship.
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Kendall Windham then resumed his feud with Kendo Nagasaki, defeating him in numerous house show matches in the fall of 1986.
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Kendall Windham closed out the year teaming with Vic Steamboat in a tournament to crown the vacant NWA Florida Tag-Team Championship, losing in the finals to The New Breed on December 25,1986.
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Kendall Windham continued to wrestle for the CWF throughout the spring, and Kendall's final match came against The Tahitian Prince in Jacksonville, FL on May 25,1987.
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Unlike his brother, Kendall Windham found himself as an opening match wrestler on the house show circuit and lost to Eddie Gilbert and Arn Anderson.
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Kendall Windham formed another team, this time with Jimmy Valiant and competed frequently on the house show circuit.
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Kendall Windham entered 1988 mired in the preliminary ranks, losing to Larry Zybysko, Arn Anderson, NWA Florida Champion Rick Steiner and The Powers of Pain.
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Kendall Windham turned on Gilbert and joined Barry and held up the four fingers to the camera.
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Kendall Windham began teaming with Barry but his association with the Horsemen was short-lived.
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Barry Kendall Windham would leave the promotion in March 1988, and following a loss to Lex Luger at a house show in Memphis, TN on April 20th he too would depart the NWA for Florida.
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On June 27,1989, Kendall Windham won the FCW Heavyweight Championship from Dustin Rhodes.
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Kendall Windham obtained a new manager, Oliver Humperdink, and feuded with Rhodes.
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Kendall Windham soon left Humperdink for Robert Fuller's Stud Stable and by the end of 1989, was a member of Ron Slinker's "Strike Command".
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Eight months after departing WCW for the PWF, Kendall Windham made his return to the Turner promotion.
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Kendall Windham next appeared on the Jan 6,1990, edition of WCW Pro and was defeated by Brian Pillman.
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Kendall Windham decided to take a two year hiatus from wrestling.
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Kendall Windham returned to wrestling in 1992 for Florida's ICWA promotion where he feuded with Pat Tanaka and Kevin Sullivan.
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Kendall Windham had put on some more weight in prison and was considered a heavyweight instead of a light heavyweight.
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Later that year Kendall Windham teamed with Dan Spivey for a tour of All Japan Pro Wrestling.
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Kendall Windham made his debut for the promotion on Nov 14,1992, in Omiya, Japan in a losing effort to the Miracle Violence Connection.
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Spivey and Kendall Windham competed in the AJPW Real World Tag League 1992 event, and on Nov 17th defeated Dory Funk Jr and Tsuyoshi Kikuchi.
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Kendall Windham returned to All Japan the following year to participate in the AJPW Summer Action Series 1993.
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Kendall Windham returned to WCW on July 10,1993, teaming with Mark Starr to face The Hollywood Blonds on WCW Worldwide.
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Kendall Windham surfaced on January 14,1995, in ECW, defeating Hack Myers at a house show in Davie, FL.
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Kendall Windham made his first official PPV appearance at WCW World War 3 on November 23,1997, competing in the 60 person battle royal.
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Kendall Windham continued to feud with Duggan while remaining victorious over lower-level opponents, including El Dandy, Tim Cheeks, and Evan Karagias.
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Kendall Windham gained his first WCW championship when he and Barry defeated Harlem Heat for the WCW World Tag Team Titles on August 23,1999, at a Monday Nitro in Las Vegas, NV.
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Kendall Windham next appeared in the WWC, defeating Dutch Mantell in his debut on December 18,1999, in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico.
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Kendall Windham then challenged Ray Gonzalez for the WWC Universal Championship on May 6,2000, in a match that went to a double countout.
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That summer Barry joined the promotion, and on July 16,2000, the Kendall Windham Brothers defeated The Public Enemy at the WWC 27th Aniversario show.
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Kendall Windham is currently president of a security business in Brandon, Florida.