Mark Starr competed as a member of several tag teams.
12 Facts About Mark Starr
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Mark Starr competed alongside his real-life brother, Christopher Ashford-Smith, who competed as Chris Champion, for several years and in multiple promotions.
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Mark Starr later competed in the Florida-based Professional Wrestling Federation, where he held the PWF Tag Team Championship on two occasions.
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Mark Starr teamed with Lou Perez to defeat Jumbo Baretta and Dennis Knight on November 12,1989 for the first win.
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Mark Starr defeated Ricky Fuji to win Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling's AWA World Light Heavyweight Championship, a title formerly recognized by the AWA.
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Mark Starr wrestled his last match in Japan in 1996.
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Mark Starr worked for World Wrestling Federation in late 1994 and early 1995 losing to Razor Ramon, Lex Luger, British Bulldog and Adam Bomb.
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Mark Starr remained with the company for several months before joining World Championship Wrestling.
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Mark Starr competed as a singles wrestler, playing the role of a jobber.
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Mark Starr was one of the many opponents defeated by Bill Goldberg during Goldberg's 173-match winning streak.
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Mark Starr would go on to challenge Dean Malenko and Ultimo Dragon for the WCW Cruiserweight Championship in 1997.
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Mark Starr died from a heart attack in Brandon, Florida on June 7,2013; he was 50 years old.