ELLICOTT CITY, MD- Adrenaline Championship Wrestling is pleased to announce that Former WWE Superstar Billy Gunn has signed to make an appearance at ACW's December 12th event at Mt Hebron High School in Ellicott City, MD. The event entitled "Twas the Cage Fight before Christmas" will also feature 3 steel cage matches featuring the up and coming stars of Adrenaline Championship Wrestling. All will be taking place as part of a fundraiser for Mt Hebron High School.
Arguably one of the greatest Tag Team competitors in wrestling history, Billy Gunn made is WWE debut in 1993 as part of the Smoking Gunns with partner Bart Gunn. The duo quickly won the WWE Tag Team Championships before disbanding in 1996. While Bart disappeared from WWE for almost 2 years, Billy caught lightning in a bottle twice when he teamed with "Road Dogg" Jesse James and formed quite possibly the most popular tag team of WWE's Attitude Era, The New Age Outlaws. The duo won 7 Tag Team Championships and is considered to be one of the greatest tag teams in WWE history. More recently, Billy was an assistant trainer at NXT, WWE's developmental territory and a trainer on the hit TV Show: Tough Enough.
For more information on this event please visit www.adrenalinewrestling.com
Arguably one of the greatest Tag Team competitors in wrestling history, Billy Gunn made is WWE debut in 1993 as part of the Smoking Gunns with partner Bart Gunn. The duo quickly won the WWE Tag Team Championships before disbanding in 1996. While Bart disappeared from WWE for almost 2 years, Billy caught lightning in a bottle twice when he teamed with "Road Dogg" Jesse James and formed quite possibly the most popular tag team of WWE's Attitude Era, The New Age Outlaws. The duo won 7 Tag Team Championships and is considered to be one of the greatest tag teams in WWE history. More recently, Billy was an assistant trainer at NXT, WWE's developmental territory and a trainer on the hit TV Show: Tough Enough.
For more information on this event please visit www.adrenalinewrestling.com
RSS Feed