WRESTLER PROFILES

[Steve McMichael Gallery] [Four Horsemen Gallery]

Announcer/Wrestler: Steve McMichael Real Name: Steven McMichael Birthday: October 17, 1957 Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Marital Status: Divorced from Debra Height & Weight: 6'2" - 270 lbs. Trained by: Debut: 1996 Titles: WCW United States Heavyweight title Previous Names: Finishing Move: Mongo Spike (Tombstone Piledriver) Favorite Moves: Notable Feuds: Kevin Green Bill Goldberg

Steve McMichael was an All-American defensive tackle from 1976-1979 at the University of Texas.. Steve McMichael went on to play in the NFL and won a Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears in 1985.. Steve 'Mongo' McMichael was one of Lawrence Taylor's backup men during his match against Bam Bam Bigelow at WrestleMania 11. Steve McMichael debuted on the very first WCW Nitro as one of the broadcast announcers with Eric Bischoff & Bobby Heenan.. Steve McMichael eventually stepped out of the booth and became an active member of the Four Horsemen, led by Ric Flair.. Steve McMichael feuded with fellow-footballer Kevin Greene, as well as Bill Goldberg (who was just starting out).. Steve McMichael formed a tag team with Horsemen member Jeff Jarrett and they were both managed by Debra McMichael.. Steve & Debra eventually divorced and Steve's personal life took over his professional life and he faded out of the spotlight.. Steve McMichael had a stint as a member of the radio broadcast crew for the NFL's Chicago Bears.. Steve McMichael claimed he was writing a book called "Tales of the Chicago Bears" and planned to write a 2nd book about wrestling.. Steve "Mogo McMichael is now the head coach for The Chicago Slaughter in the CIFL (Continental Indoor Football League).. October 9, 2008 - TNA iMPACT: Announced Steve McMichael to referee a Monster's Ball match at Bound For Glory in Chicago! October 12, 2008 - TNA Bound For Glory: Steve "Mongo" McMichael refereed a 4-WAY Tag Team Monster's Ball Match.. ~~~Robert Roode & James Storm w/Jackie Moore beat Matt Morgan & Abyss and Team 3-D and LAX (Homicide & Hernandez).. July 17, 2010: Steve "Mongo" McMichael (now 52) was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame