251. Bulldog Bob Brown

Predominantly a heel throughout his thirty years plus in the ring, “Bulldog” Bob Brown was a consistent figure in the Midwestern and Canadian territories. Actually, his look was always consistent with his mean face, brush cut and black trunks. Brown was also a booker numerous times in his career, usually in the Central States territory. Had he ventured more East of the Mississippi, he might be remembered more than he is currently.

Should Bulldog Bob Brown be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 83.5%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 2.4%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 6.3%

No opinion. - 0%

No way! - 7.9%

The Bullet Points

Billed From: Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.A.
Key Championships Held: NWA North American Tag Team (Central States) 5w/Bob Geigel
NWA United States Heavyweight (Central States)
NWA Central States Heavyweight (18)
NWA Canadian Tag Team (Vancouver) (8) 2w/Dutch Savage, 3w/John Quinn, 2w/Gene Kiniski & 1w/Al Tomko
NWA Pacific Coast Heavyweight (Vancouver) (3)
NWA Central States Tag Team (10) 1w/Gama Singh, 1wDick Murdoch, 1w/Pat O’Connor, 1w/Rufus R. Jones, 1w/Terry Taylor, 3w/Buzz Tyler, 1w/Marty Jannetty & 1w/The Cuban Assassin
NWA International Tag Team (Vancouver) w/Buzz Tyler
Stampede International Tag Team w/Kerry Brown
Why they will get in: He won't.
Why they won't get in: He had no impact in the WWE.
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1.   Won his first NWA Central States Heavyweight Title (6/4/68)
2.   Defeated Don Leo Jonathan for the Pacific Coast Championship (10/9/70)
3.   Beat Harley Race to reclaim the Central States belt (10/11/73)
4.   Again, beat Race to win the Central States Title (8/1/74)
5.   Won his final championship (Stampede Tag Team) teaming with his nephew, Kerry Brown (6/9/89)