Johnny Curtis : The WWE And Post-WWE Years (Part 2)

Here's the second and last part of my mini-tribute to Johnny Curtis. To be honest, I was not a fan of his WWE Fandango  gimmick and did not follow him post-WWE when he wrestled as Dirty Dango. You can watch Curtis' last match here. 

Johnny Curtis : The Early Years (Part 1)

Johnny Curtis recently announced his retirement from The Squared Circle in order to focus on his business as a contractor (see last pic). Here's my little tribute to Curtis starting with his years in the independent circuit and WWE RAW. ) Part 2 drops tomorrow.

From The Archives: Johnny Curtis

Before he was Fandango on WWE (a gimmick/character I was not a fan of), Johnny Curtis started out in the New England independent circuit in 1999. Born in Portland, Maine, Curtis was signed to WWE's  developmental promotions, first with Deep South Wrestling from 2006 to 2008, then with Florida Championship Wrestling from 2008 to 2010 and finally with NXT from 2010 to 2012. He debuted his Fandango character on SmackDown in 2012. He ended his 15 year tenure with WWE when the company released him in 2021. Now 40, Curtis (real name Curtis Jonathan Hussey) has been wrestling as Dirty Dango for National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and Impact Wrestling/Total Non-Stop Action (TNA) since 2021.

As Dirty Dango

Body Shots: Making An Entrance

Zack Clayton

 

Dirty Dango (fka Fandango/Johnny Curtis)

Fabio Ferrari

Johnny Moran

Ray Jaz

Mac Daniels

J. Fowler

Brad Baylor

10 Beefcakes From BCoW's First Year

Here are 10 beefcake wrestlers who were featured in BCoW back in 2010. I can't believe it's been 13 years already. 

Brett Barnes aka Brett Idol

Brandon T (now Thomas Lattimer)

Johnny Curtis aka Fandango

Mike Bennett

Derek Sanders

Johnny Prime

Alex Koslov

Anthony Bravado

Daniel Rodimer

Davey Richards