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Brian James (wrestler)

Brian Gerard James (born May 20, 1970 [1]) is a professional wrestler, currently wrestling in Total Nonstop Action as part of the 3 Live Kru. He is best known as a former member of D-Generation X and as the former tag team partner of Billy Gunn, with whom he comprised the New Age Outlaws.

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Profile

  • Height: 6'2"
  • Weight: 250lbs
  • Birthday: May 20, 1970
  • Hometown: Marietta, Georgia
  • Trained By: Bob Armstrong
  • Professional Debut: 1993
  • Previous Identities: Brian Armstrong, The Dark Secret, The Roadie, The Real Double J, Jesse James, Jesse James Armstrong, The Road Dogg, B-Jizzle, The Trailer Park Gangsta
  • Previous Manager(s): Tori
  • Quotes: "Oh you didn't know? Yo ass better call somebody!", "It's me, it's me, it's the D-O-Double G."
  • Finishing/Signature Move(s): Pumphandle Drop, Shake Rattle and Roll (Combination Jabs), Shaky Knee Drop

Career

The youngest son of wrestling patriarch Bob James, Brian James is without a doubt the most successful of the four brothers (Brad, Scott, Steve and Brian). A former Marine who fought in Operation Desert Storm, James is likely to be better remembered for his formidable vocal skills than for his pure wrestling ability.

World Wrestling Federation

After wrestling for a year in Smokey Mountain Wrestling and making occasional appearance for World Championship Wrestling, James began his career with the then World Wrestling Federation (WWF). He was billed as the Roadie, an assistant to Jeff Jarrett, a would-be country singer. He wrestled on several Pay Per Views before leaving in 1995. He joined the United States Wrestling Association, winning the heavyweight and tag titles before being forced to leave as a result of a defeat at the hands of Jeff Jarrett.

James returned to the WWF in 1996 as Jesse James, and eventually formed a tag team with Rockabilly, the assistant of the Honky Tonk Man. The team, known as the New Age Outlaws, feuded with the Road Warriors and the short-lived tag team of Cactus Jack and Chainsaw Charlie before joining D-Generation X the night after Wrestlemania 1998. A change in creative direction in the WWF in late 1997 led Rockabilly to bleach his hair blonde and assume the name "Badd Ass" Billy Gunn (a.k.a. Mr. Ass), while James became the Road Dogg. The appearance and mannerisms of the team became more and more controversial and anti-social.

James's career peaked in late 1998 and 1999, with the New Age Outlaws and D-Generation X becoming more and more popular. The team split briefly in mid-1999, but soon reconciled. The Outlaws amassed five Tag Title reigns before Gunn was (legitimately) injured in early 2000, and was unceremoniously thrown out of D-Generation X to explain his absence. James then teamed with fellow D-Generation X member X-Pac throughout the Summer of 2000, but failed to regain his former popularity or title success. The team eventually split and D-Generation X fell apart. James formed a tag team with newcomer K-Kwik, but was released from the WWF soon after. He was rumoured to have arrived at an arena under the influence of drugs.

Over the next two years, James's career lost momentum. His most prominent appearance were with the short lived World Wrestling Allstars promotion.

Total Nonstop Action

Brian James debuted for the upstart Total Nonstop Action (TNA) promotion on September 18, 2002, wrestling under his real name (the popular Road Dogg gimmick was owned by the WWE). He was initially a heel, and was one of the founding members of Vince Russo's Sports Entertainment Xtreme faction.

In July 2003 James formed the popular group "3 Live Kru" along with Hispanic wrestler Konnan and the African-American wrestler K-Kwik, by then wrestling under his real name, Ron Killings. James was presented as a white trash redneck. The group were popular from the outset, and were notable for the fact that they sang their own entrance music as they approached the ring. The 3 Live Kru turned out to be a successful teaming, as Killings held the NWA World Heavyweight Title for a second time and all three members enjoyed Tag Title reigns. As of April 2005 the group is still together, although the arrival of James's former partner Billy Gunn in TNA has given rise to some tension.

Championships/Accomplishments

WWE Intercontinental Championship Reigns
Preceded by:
Val Venis
First Succeeded by
Goldust


WWE Hardcore Championship Reigns
Preceded by:
The Big Boss Man
First Succeeded by
Vacant


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Last updated: 06-01-2005 21:03:16
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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