Super Awesome article about that Jumpin Jim dude.
 

Yeah so I came across this article. I didn't actually read it but it makes me look smart about old school rasslin if I post this. Here's the link

http://www.presspubs.com/white_bear/...tml?TNNoMobile

Don't really know much about Jim Brunzell other than he was not in the Powers of Pain or The Nasty Boys. He actually looks kinda lame but then again I only looked at the photo. Use this thread to talk about this guy or Bobby Jaggers

Did he ever wrestle Bobby Jaggers?

Sorry, 'rassle?

How the hell did would I know. I just found an article and posted the link. I liked that it had a photo. I'll just go ahead and have a guess that he rassled Bobby Jaggers and the Georgia State fair in 1981 in a loser can't leave town match.

I thought you were the chronicler of Jaggers, I feel let down by this revelation. Also it was the Maryland state fair in '84 fought under Texas death match rules.

jim burnzell ended up being a host for buffalo sabres pre-game and shit.


he also used his power to get a weekly hour long WRESTLING RUMORS show on EMPIRE SPORTS NETWORK

it was amazing. hope i can find something on it.

Jumpin Jim Brunzell was formerly one half of the "High Flyers" with Greg Gagne in the AWA and feuded with the East-West Connection. He then moved on to the WWF where he formed one half of the Killer Bee with B. Brian Blair.

I also wear dresses and like shoving cucumbers up my ass. My parents hate me, especially my dad, because he wanted a son and ended up with me.


Signed Beth82

Gotta admit, wondered where you were going with that.

September 2, 1989. River City Wrestling. Jaggers won with a handful of tights. Two weeks later, he beat him clean. The following week, Brunzell won a battle royal, eliminating Jaggers in the process.

Here's a photo from that match in River City

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-SYuvCrMRtM...06767_640w.jpg

Ah, yes, Jaggers with his trademark BARF kick.

Serious business

If I ever win the lottery I will commision a straight to dvd movie , starring Lou Diamond Philips in the title role, called Serious Business : The Bobby Jaggers story.