12 Wrestlers Who Only Had 1 WCW Match
These are 10 wrestlers who only had one match in WCW
One of the great things about WCW was the sheer eclecticism of its roster. Ageing legends and young cruiserweights. Strong-style brawlers and goofy characters. They all coexisted wonderfully and everyone and their mother (such as Judy Bagwell) seemed to pass through WCW at one point or another. Some wrestlers, however, only happened to wrestle one solitary match in a WCW ring.
These are 10 wrestlers who only had one match in World Championship Wrestling.
12. Duane Gill
Duane Gill was a consistent presence on WWE television during the 1990s as one of the regular enhancement talents used to put over the established stars on shows like Wrestling Challenge, Superstars, and Raw. Then in 1999, he got the push of his life as Gillberg, the luckless jobber version of WCW’s Goldberg.
In the middle of a wrestling war with the Turner-backed organisation, WWE just couldn’t resist taking a shot at one of WCW’s great money-drawing creations. Perhaps Gill himself was more than happy to send up the former WCW World Heavyweight Champion, as he may have been feeling a bit stung after wrestling one match for WCW and never getting a callback.
At an October 25, 1995, taping of WCW Saturday Night, Gill took on new Dungeon of Doom member Hugh Morrus (in what was only Bill DeMott’s second WCW match). A routine squash, it ended when Morrus got himself disqualified by throwing Gill over the top rope and then continued the beating, finishing with the moonsault. Gill did his job as well as he always did, making Morrus look like a monster, but his services weren’t required afterwards.
