Jack Brisco
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Jack Brisco (b. September 21, 1941) was a popular and successful professional wrestler during 1970's, and into the 1980's. Brisco attended the University of Oklahoma, where he played football and eventually turned to wrestling. He became N.C.A.A. national amateur wrestling champion. His first N.W.A. World Heavyweight wrestling title came when he defeated Harley Race in Houston, TX. on July 20, 1973. Brisco was inducted into the pro wrestling Hall of Fame in 2005.
Brisco now lives in Florida where he owns an auto body shop.
References
- Slagle, Steve Jack Brisco
- Murdock, Bill ISBN 0967608074 Brisco Culture House Books (February, 2004)
| Preceded by: Harley Race | NWA World Heavyweight Champions | Succeeded by: Terry Funk |
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