Mike Enos

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Mike Enos

Career[]

Mike Enos retired from wrestling in 2000 after working on the WCW weekend shows and smaller independent shows.

In wrestling[]

• Finishing moves
  • Super fallaway slam
  • Whirlybird (Spinning crucifix toss)

• Signature moves
  • Falling neckbreaker
  • Scoop powerslam
  • Short-arm clothesline
  • Side / Overhead belly to belly suplex
  • Snake Eyes

• WithWayne Bloom
  • Aided piledriver - As The Destruction Crew
  • Shaker Heights Spike (Blakeflapjacks the opponent into the air and Beau catches them with a kneeling head spike) - As The Beverly Brothers
  • Wrecking Ball (Doomsday Device) - As The Destruction Crew

• Tag teams and stables
  • The Beverly Brothers withBeau Beverly
  • Destruction Crew/Minnesota Wrecking Crew II withWayne Bloom
  • Rough 'n' Ready withDick Slater
  • The Skyscrapers

• Managers
  • Baron von Raschke
  • Ole Anderson
  • The Genius
  • Col. Rob Parker
  • Theodore Long
  • Coach
  • Johnny Polo
  • Johnny Valiant
  • Manny Fernandez

• Nicknames
  • "Mean" Mike Enos

Championships and accomplishments[]

• American Wrestling Association
  • AWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - withWayne Bloom

• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • PWI Rookie of the Year award in 1989, along with Wayne Bloom.

External links[]

• Profile
• Profile