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When Wrestling/{{WWE}} bought out WCW in 2001, he was one of the wrestlers that took part in Wrestling/TheInVasionAngle only to be let go by WWE months later in a complicated set of circumstances. Afterwards, Bagwell made sporadic appearances Wrestling/{{TNA}} and has done primary independent wrestling shows since.
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When Wrestling/{{WWE}} bought out WCW in 2001, he was one of the wrestlers that took part in Wrestling/TheInVasionAngle only to be let go by WWE months later in a complicated set of circumstances.circumstances[[labelnote:note]]His debut match was with Wrestling/BookerT for the WCW heavyweight title, one of a small handful of pilot matches to gauge interest from the WWE fanbase in a separate WCW brand. For the importance of it, the match itself was decidedly mediocre at best, with Bagwell making a number of errors. The negative fan reaction almost singlehandedly convinced Vince McMahon to quash any plans of spinning off WCW as its own brand and resulted in what would become the Invasion. He also had a number of backstage incidents and arguments.[[/labelnote]]. Afterwards, Bagwell made sporadic appearances Wrestling/{{TNA}} and has done primary independent wrestling shows since.
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* CareerEndingInjury: Was thought to have suffered one in early 1998. In a tag team match, he took a jumping bulldog from Rick Steiner, but Scott Steiner was on the mat just below where he would take the bump; Bagwell's head impacted with Scott, causing a horrific injury where Bagwell's spine almost seemed to visibly jump out of place. He would be diagnosed with a broken neck, several damaged vertebrae, and severe spinal shock that confined him to a wheelchair for several months. He would make an astonishing, almost miraculous recovery and be cleared for a return to the ring within a year.
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* CoolHat: The awesome top hat with his face on it.
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In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSteiner.
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In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks trick Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSteiner.
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In 1999, Bagwell peaked in the group as part of the [=nWo=] Elite before getting kicked out in March after accidentally costing Scott Steiner his match in WCW Uncensored. In the final years of WCW, Bagwell won tag gold once more with Wrestling/ShaneDouglas as part of the New Blood stable, had to worry about the safety of his mother, Judy, when he wasn’t feuding with her, and aligned himself with Luger to for Totally Buff.
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In 1999, Bagwell peaked in the group as part of the [=nWo=] Elite before getting kicked out in March after accidentally costing Scott Steiner his match in WCW Uncensored. In the final years of WCW, Bagwell won tag gold once more with Wrestling/ShaneDouglas as part of the New Blood stable, had to worry about the safety of his mother, Judy, when he wasn’t feuding with her, and aligned himself with Luger to for form Totally Buff.
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* MommasBoy: His mother, Judy often got involved in his angles.angles, leading to things such as the infamous "Judy Bagwell on a Pole match" or Judy being among the candidates Rick Steiner had to give his other half of the WCW World Tag Team Championship.[[note]]Steiner and Bagwell had defeated The Giant and Scott Steiner for the tag team titles, but Bagwell turned on Rick during the match, so Rick was allowed to pick a new championship partner; Rick would eventually chose low-carder Kenny Kaos.[[/note]]
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When Wrestling/{{WWE}} bought out WCW in 2001, he was one of the wrestlers that took part in the InVasion Wrestling/TheInVasionAngle only to be let go by WWE months later in a complicated set of circumstances. Afterwards, Bagwell made sporadic appearances Wrestling/{{TNA}} and has done primary independent wrestling shows since.
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* AlliterativeName: Dawned After adopting his Buff moniker after joining the [=nWo=]."Buff" moniker, that made him '''B'''uff '''B'''agwell.
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (born January 10, 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (born January 10, 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs Wrestling/ScottyRiggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. (born January 10, 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Texas-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victories (two with the Patriot).
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During the same period he tried his hand at acting, appearing in two different Andy Sidaris movies.
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victors (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]] victors victories (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]]] victors (two with the Patriot).
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]]] Championship]] victors (two with the Patriot).
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In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSeiner.
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In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSeiner.
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Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]]] victors (two with the Patriot).
In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSeiner.
In 1999, Bagwell peaked in the group as part of the [=nWo=] Elite before getting kicked out in March after accidentally costing Scott Steiner his match in WCW Uncensored. In the final years of WCW, Bagwell won tag gold once more with Wrestling/ShaneDouglas as part of the New Blood stable, had to worry about the safety of his mother, Judy, when he wasn’t feuding with her, and aligned himself with Luger to for Totally Buff.
When Wrestling/{{WWE}} bought out WCW in 2001, he was one of the wrestlers that took part in the InVasion only to be let go by WWE months later in a complicated set of circumstances. Afterwards, Bagwell made sporadic appearances Wrestling/{{TNA}} and has done primary independent wrestling shows since.
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* AlliterativeName.
* BadassBeard
* BreakupBreakout: He was originally part of a tag team called the 'American Males', after he turned on his partner, Scotty Riggs, the latter mostly toiled in obscurity while Buff got the push.
** This also includes his tag teams with [[Wrestling/TooColdScorpio 2 Cold Scorpio]], the Patriot and Scott Norton
* CatchPhrase: "I'm Buff and I'm the stuff!"
* ChippendalesDancers: The American Males' image.
* CoolShades
* TheFightingNarcissist
* GorgeousGeorge: After a fashion
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: After he left the nWo he turned a lot.
* [[HighClassCallGirl High Class Call Guy]]: He's now a gigolo...no, [[http://cowboys4angels.com/cowboy/marcus-bagwell/ seriously.]]
* MommasBoy: His mother, Judy often got involved in his angles.
* MuggingTheMonster: Sure, he had muscles, but he was ''not'' going to win ''any'' posing contests against '''LEX LUGER''' or '''[[Wrestling/ScottSteiner SCOTT STEINER]]'''.
* PaintedOnPants
* SmallNameBigEgo: "I'm simply delicious"
Marcus Alexander Bagwell (b. 1970) is an American {{Professional Wrestl|ing}}er from Marietta, Georgia who is best known for his work in Wrestling/{{WCW}} from 1991-2001. Debuting in 1990 and working for the UsefulNotes/{{Texas}}-based Global Wrestling Federation (GWF) promotion in 1991, Bagwell joined WCW in November of that year. During his early years, he served as a prolific tag team specialist, forming alliances with Wrestling/TooColdScorpio, [[Wrestling/DelWilkes The Patriot]] (as Stars and Stripes), and Scotty Riggs (as the American Males) with each pairing sans Zenk earning him 4 [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wcw/wcw-t.html WCW Tag Team Championship]]] victors (two with the Patriot).
In 1996, he would join the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder as Buff Bagwell and form the tag team, Vicious and Delicious with Wrestling/ScottNorton. As the [=nWo's=] influence would spread to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling, [=nWo=] Japan was formed that December with them joining them a month later. After the team returned from Japan to WCW, Bagwell became a mid-card player in the company feuding with Wrestling/LexLuger before suffering a frightening neck injury in April of 1998 that kept him out of action until October of that year. Even during that time, he managed to tricks Rick Steiner into a trap along with fellow [=nWo=] and Rick’s brother Wrestling/ScottSeiner.
In 1999, Bagwell peaked in the group as part of the [=nWo=] Elite before getting kicked out in March after accidentally costing Scott Steiner his match in WCW Uncensored. In the final years of WCW, Bagwell won tag gold once more with Wrestling/ShaneDouglas as part of the New Blood stable, had to worry about the safety of his mother, Judy, when he wasn’t feuding with her, and aligned himself with Luger to for Totally Buff.
When Wrestling/{{WWE}} bought out WCW in 2001, he was one of the wrestlers that took part in the InVasion only to be let go by WWE months later in a complicated set of circumstances. Afterwards, Bagwell made sporadic appearances Wrestling/{{TNA}} and has done primary independent wrestling shows since.
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* AlliterativeName.
* BadassBeard
* BreakupBreakout: He was originally part of a tag team called the 'American Males', after he turned on his partner, Scotty Riggs, the latter mostly toiled in obscurity while Buff got the push.
** This also includes his tag teams with [[Wrestling/TooColdScorpio 2 Cold Scorpio]], the Patriot and Scott Norton
* CatchPhrase: "I'm Buff and I'm the stuff!"
* ChippendalesDancers: The American Males' image.
* CoolShades
* TheFightingNarcissist
* GorgeousGeorge: After a fashion
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: After he left the nWo he turned a lot.
* [[HighClassCallGirl High Class Call Guy]]: He's now a gigolo...no, [[http://cowboys4angels.com/cowboy/marcus-bagwell/ seriously.]]
* MommasBoy: His mother, Judy often got involved in his angles.
* MuggingTheMonster: Sure, he had muscles, but he was ''not'' going to win ''any'' posing contests against '''LEX LUGER''' or '''[[Wrestling/ScottSteiner SCOTT STEINER]]'''.
* PaintedOnPants
* SmallNameBigEgo: "I'm simply delicious"
