WRESTLER PROFILES

	Wrestler: Curtis Smith Real Name: Birthday: Hometown: Carrolton, Georgia Marital Status: Height & Weight: Trained by: Debut: Previous Names: The Executioner The Spoiler The Blue Demon The Blue Yankee The Mighty Yankee ½ of The Infernos Finishing Move: Favorite Moves: Notable Feuds: Jackie Fargo
NWA (Gulf Coast) Mississippi Heavyweight title (as Blue Yankee) defeating Rocket Monroe (August 28, 1969); NWA (Gulf Coast) Mississippi Heavyweight title (as Blue Yankee) defeating Bob Kelly (September 25, 1969); NWA (Gulf Coast) Mississippi Heavyweight title (as Blue Yankee) defeating Mike Boyette (July 23, 1970); NWA (Gulf Coast) United States Tag Team titles (as Infernos) w/Mike McManus defeating Rocket & Flash Monroe (November 6, 1973); NWA (Gulf Coast) United States Tag Team titles (as Infernos) w/Mike McManus defeating Steve Keirn & Ricky Gibson (December 14, 1973); NWA Mid America Heavyweight title (as Executioner) defeating Ken Lucas (April 15, 1977); NWA (Gulf Coast) Alabama Heavyweight title (as Blue Yankee) defeating Sonny King (June 11, 1977); NWA Gulf Coast Tag Team titles (as Blue Yankee) w/Billy Spears defeating Eddie Sullivan & Wrestling Pro (June 21, 1977); NWA (Central States) World Tag Team titles (as Blue Yankee) w/Buck Robley defeating Ken Lucas & Kevin Sullivan (????, 1978); NWA Mid America Heavyweight title (as Blue Yankee) defeating Dutch Mantell (August 12, 1978);
Curtis Smith was the legitimate younger brother of Jimmy "Rocky" Smith (an original member of the Infernos).. 1968: Curtis Smith was one half of the masked tag team known as "The Blue Demons" along with Pepe Lopez.. 1971: Curtis Smith later became one half of the masked Infernos with Ron Gibson, managed by J.C. Dykes.. 19??: Curtis Smith was also one half of the masked Mighty Yankees along with Frank Morrell.. 1977: Curtis Smith worked Nick Gulas' territory on the eastern side (Chattanooga, Birmingham, Nashville, Huntsville).. 1977: Curtis Smith wrestled as "The Executioner" in Tennessee, before becoming "The Blue Yankee" in 1978.. Curtis Smith retired from wrestling and eventually became a preacher in the State of Georgia..