Luther Biggs - Net Worth, Age, Height, Birthday, Bio, Wiki!

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Luther Biggs is one of the most popular and richest Wrestler who was born on January 17, 1967 in Pontiac, Michigan, United States. He defeated his former manager Buzz Stern in NWA Wildside on March 17, 2001. He was ringside with his old manager Coach Buzz Stern on March 17, 2001, in NWA Wildside. He was also a wrestler for Dusty Rhodes’s Florida-based Turnbuckle Champion Wrestling. He lost to Bobby Hayes in the first match. Later that night, he appeared in a tag-team match against Dusty Rhodes, New Jack, and Carrollton, Georgia, on June 30.

In 2003, Biggs resurfaced in NWA: Total Nonstop Action as Disgraceland who was introduced by Glen Gilberti as the newest member of the stable Sports Entertainment Xtreme after his debut defeating Shark Boy in Nashville, Tennessee on February 23, 2003. Following the match, Jorge Estrada of The Flying Elvises confronted Biggs over his Elvis impersonator gimmick and was attacked by Biggs, Gilberti and Mike Sanders who later dragged Estrada backstage to the S.E.X. dressing room and flushed his head in a toilet. Two weeks later, he would lose to Estrada after Gilberti and Sanders left ringside on March 5, 2003.

He also teamed with Ron Reis to defeat Gilligan and Scotty Beach at the Rock N’ Shock Benefit Show on September 16, 2006. He also appeared with Lloyd and other celebrities such as musician Mark Wills and comedian Wix Wichman at the Steve Azar St. Cecilia Foundation Benefit Concert in 2007.

He was a regular on WCW Thunder, WCW Worldwide, and while he lost to mid-card wrestlers like Meng, he had some success on WCW Worldwide and WCW Saturday Night against Blacktop Bully on Oct 23, although his manager did not interfere. Stern and other WCW wrestlers released him at the end 1999.

He had been in WCW for several years as “Big Sexy Luther Biggs”, but he lost a match against Ice Train on WCW Saturday Night, December 14, 1996. Coach Buzz Stern, who had previously wrestled under the name Glacier, introduced him to WCW Thunder and selected him as part his “Winners Club”.

Defeating Sean Evans in Woodstock, Georgia on December 7, he later lost to Jorge Estrada on December 28. He defeated Steve Madison on December 29 and Jason Sugarman on January 26, 2002.