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The Yeti
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The Yeti

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The Dungeon of Doom introduced The Yeti as their insurance policy to assist The Giant against Hulk Hogan at Halloween Havoc 1995. The Yeti broke out of a block of ice, but instead of looking like a yeti, he was wrapped in bandages and resembled a mummy.

The Yeti grabbed onto Hogan and locked in a bear hug from behind with The Giant doing the same on the other side.

The Yeti was announced as a participant in the 60-man battle royal at world War 3, but when he entered the match, he had lost his bandages and was dressed as a giant ninja - the explanation was that The Yeti had thawed out.

As a ninja, The Yeti wrestled two more matches for WCW before disappearing. Strangely, his name was spelled "The Yetti" in his first singles match and he was renamed "The Super Giant Ninja" for his final one.

The man behind the mask (Ron Reis) later found roles as Big Ron Studd and briefly as Reese in Raven's Flock.

This edit uses 80 points and has two attires, moves, and logic.

Music: The_Yeti.mp3
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dman0310 2 Jan, 2023 @ 6:53pm 
THE YETAY
TheAvenger3  [author] 5 Nov, 2018 @ 2:15pm 
Damn right.
rsws Brett ☮ 5 Nov, 2018 @ 2:05pm 
The thing I love, especially about the new Fire Pro, is that every fucking wrestler, no matter how dumb or irrelevant, is up on the workshop. With full bios. Brings a tear to my eye.
TheAvenger3  [author] 2 Nov, 2018 @ 6:23pm 
Same. It really seemed stupid then, and still does, but stuff like The Yeti somehow seems better with time.
Bane1 2 Nov, 2018 @ 5:27pm 
It is funny sometimes that now I look back on this and laugh and get enjoyment out of it. But at the time I thought it was terrible and hated it.
TheAvenger3  [author] 1 Nov, 2018 @ 11:04pm 
So many bad decisions, but there were seemingly terrible ideas that turned out great, too.
An undead, wrestling undertaker with supernatural powers? For every one that worked, there’s at least a dozen that were just awful, and eventually, I’d love to make a ton more wrestlecrap edits.
View The Phenom 1 Nov, 2018 @ 4:48pm 
Man, WCW was weird. Granted, WWF had Repo Man and a Giant Turkey so I guess they were even on that level as well.
Bane1 1 Nov, 2018 @ 4:08pm 
This is amazing!