12 Wrestlers Who Only Had 1 WCW Match
These are 10 wrestlers who only had one match in WCW
6. Tito Santana
Considering he had name value from his many years as a WWE star, it is surprising that Tito Santana only showed up for one WCW match during the Monday Night Wars. El Matador left Vince McMahon’s employ in the summer of 1993 and wrestled for a few independent leagues – including ECW back when it was still Eastern Championship Wrestling.
Following a brief WWE return as a Spanish-language commentator, Santana returned to the indies and was doing the weekend warrior thing when WCW came calling. Tito was one of three legends brought in to wrestle Jeff Jarrett by WCW Commissioner Terry Funk on the January 10, 2000, episode of Nitro.
Double J first lost to George ‘The Animal’ Steele in a Bunkhouse match (with help from Arn Anderson), before Santana beat him in a ‘Dungeon’ bout (thanks to an assist from Paul Orndorff). To cap off The Chosen One’s misery, he then fell to Jimmy Snuka inside a cage – and received a concussion from the big Superfly Splash to boot. For what it’s worth, Santana got a good pop and, though he may have looked a little older, was still moving well during what turned out to be his last appearance for a major US promotion.
