You Killed Kenny
Hailing from Los Angeles, hot-bodied Kenny Kendall (249#) was slain by some of the biggest names of World Championship Wrestling from 1992 to 1996. Concurrently, for a while, he wrestled in a mask as Dr. Death for USWA, where he was, for six days, the Southern Heavyweight Champion, the only title he ever held as far as I can tell. In his debut as Death, he wrestled in blue scrubs and a surgical mask. At WCW, I'm not sure he had many matches that lasted more than five minutes, but I loved his overall look (if not always his haircut).
My favorite of these matches is his 1994 fight against Alex Wright, during Alex's heyday as a babyface (pre-Berlyn), because there's plenty of mat wrestling (yum!) and, well, Wright is so damned hot.
And what's not to love about slow motion - it's like weightless wrestling in an interstellar dream!
And what's not to love about slow motion - it's like weightless wrestling in an interstellar dream!
Diamond Studd vs Kenny Kendall, 12 August 1991 (WCW)
Van Hammer vs Kenny Kendall, 15 September 1992 (WCW)
Rick Rude vs Kenny Kendall, 13 November 1993 (WCW)
Alex Wright vs Kenny Kendall, 20 September 1994 (WCW)
Jean-Paul Levesque vs Kenny Kendall, 4 October 1994 (WCW)
Steve Austin vs Kenny Kendall, 8 March 1995 (WCW)
Most of these matches and more can be found on the Sean Martins YouTube channel


















Always had the hots for Kenny Kendall and Alex Wright!
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing back the memories!
This whatid call an abuse of pontential. He should have been a contender more than a short while and once.
ReplyDeleteAny Images available of Dr. Death?
I was struck that facially he rë,Indus me bothof Milo Ventimiglia and Matt McConnaghay.