WRESTLER PROFILES

	Wrestler: Mr Wrestling II Real Name: Johnny Walker Birthday: Hometown: Born in Charleston, South Carolina Lived in Rossville, Georgia Currently Lives in Hawaii Marital Status: Married to Olivia (RIP) Height & Weight: Trained by: Tony Morelli Pat O'Connor Debut: 1956 Previous Names: "Rubber Man" Johnny Walker Gentleman Johnnie Walker Grappler Finishing Move: Favorite Moves: Kneelift Notable Feuds: Magnum TA Larry Zbyszko Andersen brothers The Assassin #1 [Mr. Wrestling II Gallery]
NWA Texas Tag Team titles w/Amazing Zuma defeating Andre Bollet & Frank Valois (????, 1959); NWA (Mid America) World Tag Team titles w/Len Rossi defeating The Mighty Yankees (September ??, 1968); NWA (Mid America) World Tag Team titles w/Len Rossi defeating Great Mephisto & Dante (????, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Ken Lucas defeating The Mighty Yankees (Febuary 2, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Ken Lucas defeating The Mighty Yankees (March 13, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Bob Ramstead defeating Johnny Long & Tojo Yamamoto (April 28, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Sundown Kid defeating Johnny Long & Tojo Yamamoto (June 9, 1969); NWA (Mid America) World Tag Team titles w/Bearcat Brown defeating Great Mephisto & Dante (June 21, 1969); NWA (Mid America) World Tag Team titles w/Bearcat Brown defeating Great Mephisto & Dante (July 5, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Dennis Hall defeating Johnny Long & Tojo Yamamoto (August 11, 1969); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Dennis Hall defeating Al & Don Greene (January 19, 1970); NWA (Mid America) United States Junior Heavyweight title defeating ???????? (Febuary 9, 1970); NWA (Mid America) United States Junior Heavyweight title defeating Bobby Hart (July 28, 1970); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Tojo Yamamoto defeating Interns (August 24, 1970); NWA (Mid America) United States Junior Heavyweight title defeating Don Greene (September ??, 1970); NWA (Mid America) United States Tag Team titles w/Oni Maivia defeating Frank Martinez & Al Greene (September 9, 1970); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Bearcat Brown defeating Jerry & David Novak (December 23, 1970); NWA (Mid America) Southern Tag Team titles w/Dennis Hall defeating Jerry Jarrett & Tojo Yamamoto (????, 1971); NWA (Florida) Southern Heavyweight title defeating Rene Goulet (March 23, 1971); NWA (Mid America) United States Junior Heavyweight title defeating Don Greene (????, 1972); NWA Florida Tag Team titles w/Boris Malenko defeating The Professional & Mike Webster (June 24, 1972); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Sputnik Monroe (January ??, 1973); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Bob Orton Jr. defeating Super Infernos (June 9, 1973); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Bill Watts (August 31, 1973); NWA Macon Tag Team titles w/Tim Woods defeating Super Infernos (October 30, 1973); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Ron Fuller (January 11, 1974); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Tim Woods defeating Ole & Gene Anderson (August 2, 1974); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Buddy Colt (August 30, 1974); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Tim Woods defeating Ole & Gene Anderson (September 6, 1974); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Nikolai Volkoff (October 3, 1975); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Dick Slater (October 26, 1976); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Mr. Wrestling I defeating Ole & Gene Anderson (January 14, 1977); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Dick Slater (July 22, 1977); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Stan Hansen (????, 1978); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Tony Atlas defeating Jacques Goulet & Ole Anderson (Febuary ??, 1978); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Angelo Mosca (October 16, 1978); Mid South North American Heavyweight title defeating Ernie Ladd (Febuary 16, 1979); NWA Georgia Heavyweight title defeating Masked Superstar (January 12, 1980); NWA Georgia Tag Team titles w/Mr. Wrestling I defeating Assassins (September 19, 1980); NWA Florida Heavyweight title defeating The Spoiler (December ??, 1981); NWA Florida Heavyweight title defeating James J. Dillon (April ??, 1982); Mid South Tag Team titles w/Tiger Conway Jr. defeating Matt Borne & Ted Dibiase (March 12, 1983); Mid South Tag Team titles w/Magnum T.A defeating Jim Neidhart & Butch Reed (December 25, 1983); Mid South North American Heavyweight title defeating Junkyard Dog (March 12, 1984); NWA (Southeastern) Continental Heavyweight title defeating Bob Armstrong (August ??, 1984); NWA (Southeastern) Alabama Heavyweight title defeating Mike Golden (April 26, 1987); HCW (Hawaii Championship Wrestling) Kekaulike Tag Team titles w/Mr. Wrestling III defeating Manu Samoa (October 13, 2007);
Mid-50s: Johnny Walker debuted in wrestling and by 1958 was a regular peformer for Frank Tunney in Toronto.. June 5, 1983: Larry Zbyszko defeated Mr. Wrestling II in a tournament final for the Georgia National Heavyweight title Mr. Wrestling II wrestled in the Mid-South Wrestling territory where he often teamed with Mr Wrestling I.. Mr. Wrestling II was the favorite wrestler of the former president Jimmy Carter.. Mr. Wrestling II was inducted into the WCW Hall of Fame.. August 10, 2004--GCW - Fred Ward Tribute Show: Johnny "Mr Wrestling II" Walker presented the GCW title to Jason Cross.. 2006: Johnny Walker is now the head trainer at Hawaii Championship Wrestling on the island of Hawaii.. October 13, 2007--HCW: Mr. Wrestling II & Mr. Wrestling III beat Manu Samoa to win the HCW Kekaulike World Tag Team titles January 12, 2008--HCW: Toa Samoa beat Mr. Wrestling 3 & Kaimana (sub for II) to win the HCW Kekaulike World Tag Team titles ~~~Kaimana turned on Mr. Wrestling III with Kaimana's Ego Trip - Ete got the pin on III and Toa Samoa became the 2X champs.. August 2008: Johnny "Mr. Wrestling #2" Walker recently suffered two strokes, but is on his way to recovery.. George Ashburn wrote: Mr. Wrestling II's wife was a talented seamstress & costume maker. Many of her clients were Counrty Music Performers including Porter Waggoner. In an interview that Ric Flair gave, he says that a lot of his robes were made by her. Thanks.