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Ron Reis (Wrestling)
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Ronald Allen Reis is a retired American Professional Wrestler from San Jose, California best known for his work in WCW from 1995-1998 as The Yeti and Reese. He was trained by Big John Studd and debuted in 1994 in the New England independent scene. He was introduced to WCW audiences at the end of the October 23, 1995 WCW Monday Nitro. The episode had started with the Master of the Dungeon of Doom making a dramatic announcement about how the Sherpa guides had dug out a "thirteen-ton of ice" that contained the Dungeon's "insurance policy." This was followed by "Mean" Gene Okerlund interviewing "The Taskmaster" Kevin Sullivan and the Giant, with Sullivan explaining how his "fatha" had gone with the Sherpa guides to get the Yeti, which would be the insurance policy for the Giant's match with WCW World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan that Sunday at WCW Halloween Havoc. As Hogan brawled with the Dungeon after the main event, the floor began shaking and the last image on the screen was of the Yeti breaking out of the ice. At Halloween Havoc, Hogan's manager Jimmy Hart turned heel on him. Randy Savage and Lex Luger ran down to the ring ostensibly to help Hogan, who was trapped in the Giant's Bear Hug, only for Luger to turn on Savage. Then the Yeti lumbered down to the ring and he and the Giant did the infamous double-bearhug spot. The Yeti gimmick was abandoned immediately after this. For the 60-man 3-ring battle royal at WCW World War III in November, Reis was repackaged as the Super Giant Ninja. (See Commuting on a Bus below.) He left WCW altogether in June 1998 for New Japan Pro-Wrestling. He returned to the U.S. in 2003 to compete for Dusty Rhodes' Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling in Georgia. His last in-ring appearance was as "Evil" in Vince Russo's Christian-themed Ring of Glory promotion in 2005. He is a 1x TCW Tag Team Champion with Glacier. | |
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The Brute | |
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The Brute: As Reese, for The Flock | |
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Beard of Evil | |
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Beard of Evil: There was not a single hair on Reese's head, and he was the Flock's strongest member who served as their muscle. | |
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David vs. Goliath: Juventud Guerrera defeated Reese at The Great American Bash 98 with a huracanrana after ex-Flock member Van Hammer hit Reese with a chairshot to the back.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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Advertised Extra | |
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Advertised Extra: In World War III, one of the advertisements for the match was that there would be "a giant in each ring" - The Yeti in Ring 1, The Giant in Ring 2, and Hulk Hogan in Ring 3. Although Hogan and the Giant made it through most of the match, the Yeti was eliminated about halfway through the event - the elimination wasn't even caught on camera. | |
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Commuting on a Bus | |
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Commuting on a Bus: He made two appearances as the Yeti (the October 23, 1995 WCW Monday Nitro and on October 29th at Halloween Havoc.) Then he got turned into the Super Giant Ninja for the World War III battle royal and only made one more appearance after that. He made a handful of appearances as Studd in 1996, and was completely absent for the entirety of 1997. He debuted as Reese on the March 2, 1998 Nitro and was gone by the end of June. | |
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Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti | |
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Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: The Yeti. Of course, he was actually a Mummy. | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Reese lost a match to Saturn and disappeared from WCW. | |
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Choke Holds | |
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Choke Holds/Neck Lift: His Finishing Move as Reese was an elevated two-handed chokebomb. | |
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