Marc Mero - Revision history

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	At 26, Mero decided to drop any plans he had of a professional boxing career, and instead became a professional wrestler.		At 26, Mero decided to drop any plans he had of a professional boxing career, and instead became a professional wrestler.

	~~Maero~~'s wrestling career lasted from 1991-2005. His wife Rena (Sable) Mero became a wrestling superstar, and he managed her career. After their divorce, he worked briefly as a taxi driver.		Mero's wrestling career lasted from 1991-2005. His wife Rena (Sable) Mero became a wrestling superstar, and he managed her career. After their divorce, he worked briefly as a taxi driver.

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	At 26, Mero decided to drop any plans he had of a professional boxing career, and instead became a professional wrestler.		At 26, Mero decided to drop any plans he had of a professional boxing career, and instead became a professional wrestler.

	Maero's wrestling career lasted from 1991-2005. ~~He attempted a return to the boxing ring in a mixed-match with [[Eric (Butterbean) Esch]]. Mero was knocked out of the ring by Esch and suffered a brutal knockout defeat.~~		Maero's wrestling career lasted from 1991-2005. His wife Rena (Sable) Mero became a wrestling superstar, and he managed her career. After their divorce, he worked briefly as a taxi driver.

	His wife Rena (Sable) Mero became a wrestling superstar, and he managed her career. After their divorce, he worked briefly as a taxi driver.

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'''Marc Mero''' is best remembered as a popular professional wrestler known as ''Johnny B. Badd''. However, previous to his professional wrestling career, Mero was a highly touted amateur boxer. Mero fought in four [[New York Golden Gloves]] tournaments, reportedly going undefeated in 15 bouts, and winning four titles.

At 26, Mero decided to drop any plans he had of a professional boxing career, and instead became a professional wrestler.

Maero's wrestling career lasted from 1991-2005. He attempted a return to the boxing ring in a mixed-match with [[Eric (Butterbean) Esch]]. Mero was knocked out of the ring by Esch and suffered a brutal knockout defeat.

His wife Rena (Sable) Mero became a wrestling superstar, and he managed her career. After their divorce, he worked briefly as a taxi driver.