Enforcer

Enforcer all-in wrestler

Enforcer capeut is to have the Gimmick of a Bodyguard or that of a manager or assistant of an all-in wrestler. This all-in wrestler, often a " hoss" (an imposing all-in wrestler, charisma lack) an all-in wrestler heel accompanies and becomes his bodyguard, accompanying it on the boxing ring and helping it to gain his matches, and this is done so that the all-in wrestler garners a stronger reaction of crowd by dividing the Charisme of the all-in wrestler heel.

An all-in wrestler can also be the enforcer of a whole clan, often serving of the largest man and more extremely as the group (if it is not all federation). An all-in wrestler in this case is used more for " protéger" the leader of the faction, and is often relégé with the matches by team to help it to maintain the reaction the fans.

Examples of Enforcers all-in wrestlers

The most known enforcer in the history of wrestling is Arn Anderson. During its career, it was the enforcer legendary clan heel of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)/World Championship Wrestling (WCW), the Four Horsemen. It became so known about it that it received the nickname " the Enforcer."

Another famous enforcer was Diesel (Kevin Nash), which played the part of the enforcer for Shawn Michaels. When both separated, Sycho Sid briefly assumed the role.

Of another all-in wrestlers assumed the role of enforcer:

Tyson Tomko for Christian and Trish Stratus
Chyna for the original incarnation of the D-Generation X
Lance Hoyt for Kid Kash
Mr. Hughes for the York Foundation, Triple H and Chris Jericho
Batista at the origin for Reverend D-Von and later for the Evolution
Vito for Nunzio
Andre the Giant for The Heenan Family
Viscera for The Corporation and the Ministry off Darkness. Maintaining under the name Big Daddy V for Matt Striker
Big Dick Dudley for The Dudley Boyz
Victoria for Torrie Wilson and Candice Michelle (Vince' S Devils)
Stevie Ray for the nWo
Scott Steiner for Jeff Jarrett
Reese for the Raven' S Flock
Southern Justice

Ringside Enforcer

The term Ringside Enforcer or Special Enforcer in wrestling is in reference to an all-in wrestler or a celebrity who officiates as a special referee outside the boxing ring during a match. This can be carried out with an aim of supporting that it is not there advantages unjust in the match (usually the case where another all-in wrestler is enforcer), or with a promotional aim (implying a celebrity).

Examples of Ringside Enforcers

has WrestleMania XIV the legend of boxing Mike Tyson officiated like special the enforcer in the Hand-vent Steve Austin vs Shawn Michaels cash for WWF Championship.
Chuck Norris has was used as special referee with the Survivor Series 1994 for the casket match between The Undertaker and Yokozuna.
In 1998 with the British Pay-per-view of WWF Capital Carnage, The Big Bossman and hard the Footballeur Vinnie Jones officiated all two the like special one enforcer for the hand-vent, Fatal Fourway between Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, Mankind and Kane.
In a statement of my Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) in 2003, Sting has served as special ringside enforcer for a match of candidate number one between Raven, Abyss, Ron Killings and AJ Styles. Sting left the match at one time to leave to the continuation Jeff Jarrett (the champion titrates some at the time), which tried to interfere in the match.
In a statement of the Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), TNA Bound For Glory, Kurt Angle was special the guest enforcer for the match between Sting and Jeff Jarrett cash for NWA World Heavyweight Championship.

See too

List of the terms of wrestling

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