120. Robert Fuller

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Robert Fuller’s biggest national exposure was as the heel manager, Col. Robert Parker in WCW, but fans in Tennessee had watched Robert Fuller for well over fifteen years prior in the ring. As the “Tennessee Stud”, Fuller ran rough shot throughout the South and even had a hand running the Continental Promotion for a spell. Should Fuller ever get a serious look for a Hall entry, it would have to be based on his work in the South and to a lesser extent WCW, as his WWE run as Jeff Jarrett’s manager, Tennessee Lee was very much forgettable.

Should Robert Fuller be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put him in! - 62.5%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 8.3%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 12.5%

No opinion. - 0%

No way! - 16.7%

The Bullet Points

Other Aliases: Robert Welch (Real Name)
The Tennessee Stud
Colonel Robert Parker
Tennessee Lee
Billed From: U.S.A. (Memphis, TN)
Key Championships Held: NWA Georgia Tag Team (4) w/Bob Armstrong
NWA Southeastern Tag Team (15) 2w/Ron Fuller, 1w/Eddie Boulder, 3w/Jos LeDuc, 2w/Bob Armstrong, 7w/Jimmy Golden
NWA Southeastern Heavyweight (2)
AWA Southern Tag Team (2) 1w/Toru Tanaka, 1w/Bill Dundee
AWA Southern Heavyweight (2)
Continental Tag Team (3) 2w/Jimmy Golden, 1w/Brian Lee
WCWA Tag Team (2) 1w/Jimmy Golden, 1w/Brian Lee
USWA Tag Team (6) 2w/Brian Lee, 3w/Jeff Jarrett, 1w/Mike Mitchell
Why they will get in: He could be an additional entry to represent Southern based territories.
Why they won't get in: Tennessee Lee?
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1. Wins his first of MANY tag team titles, this one in Georgia with Bob Armstrong (10/27/73)
2. Beats the Mongolian Stomper to win the AWA Southern Heavyweight Title (6/4/79)
3. Wins his first of many tag belts with his new partner, Jimmy Golden (9/11/82)
4. Begins another series of Tag Team success in the USWA (1989)
5. Forms a successful heel stable in WCW (1993)