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Real Name: Booker Huffman
Aliases: GI Bro
Birthday: May 1, 1965
Height: 6' 3"
Weight: 250 pounds
From: Houston,TX
Finishing Move: Book End

- Huffman trained for six months to become a pro wrestler.

- Booker debuted as G.I. Bro for Ivan Putski's Houston based
indy promotion.

- Booker and his brother Stevie Ray became a tag team in the Texas-
based WWA promotion.  The duo stayed in the territory three years.

- While in Texas, Booker T feuded with Tiger Conway Jr.

- T and Ray moved to the Global Wrestling Federation,
and were managed by Gary Hart. The team received the name
"The Ebony Experience."

- The Ebony Experience beat Stevie Dane and Gary Young for the
GWF Tag Team title on July 31, 1992.

- The Ebony Experience claimed their second GWF Tag Team title in
September 1992, and their third on February 26, 1993
from Bad Breed (Ian & Axl Rotten).

- T and Ray made their WCW debut on July 7, 1993, teaming with
Sid Vicious in a six man tag match.

- Harlem Heat were Sid Vicious and Big Van Vader's mystery
partners at Fall Brawl 1993, losing to Sting, Davey Boy Smith,
The Shockmaster, and Dustin Rhodes.

- Harlem Heat captured their first WCW World Tag Team title on
December 8, 1994, defeating The Patriot and Marcus Alexander
Bagwell in Atlanta, Georgia.

- After dropping the title to
the Nasty Boys, Heat regained the belts on June 24, 1995.

- Harlem Heat won the WCW Tag Team title at Fall Brawl 1995,
defeating "Dirty" Dick Slater and Bunkhouse Buck.

- Their third title only lasted one day, but
the duo regained the tag team title nine
days later from Bagwell and Scotty Riggs.

- On the June 24, 1996 "Nitro," Harlem Heat overcome
Lex Luger and Sting to win their fifth WCW Tag Team title.

- Three days after losing the tag team title to the Steiner brothers,
Harlem Heat regained the straps three nights later
on July 27, 1996.

- Booker T and Stevie Ray over powered Public Enemy to
capture their seventh WCW tag team title on October 1, 1996, in Canton, Ohio.

- When Stevie Ray went down with an injury, Booker tried his luck in
singles competition. He pinned the Disco Inferno for the WCW Television title on
Nitro, December 29, 1997.

- Rick Martel relieved T of the TV title at SuperBrawl, but Booker
regained the championship on February 22, 1998.

- On June 14, 1998, David "Fit" Finlay fell victim to Booker T, as the
master of the Harlem Hangover regained the Television title in
Indianapolis, Indiana.

- When Booker suffered a knee injury; brother Stevie Ray defended the
title against Chris Jericho, who captured the title on the August 10, 1998 Nitro.

- Booker T beat "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner for his sixth WCW
Television title at Uncensored on March 14th in Louisville, Kentucky.

- Harlem Heat defeated Bam Bam Bigelow and Kanyon for the
WCW World Tag Team title at the 1999 Road Wild.

- Harlem Heat beat Barry and Kendall Windham at the 1999 Fall Brawl
in Winston-Salem, NC, for the WCW World Tag Team title.

- When the Filthy Animals were stripped of the WCW Tag Team belts due to
an injury suffered by Rey Mysterio Jr., the title was put up in a three-way
dance at the 1999 Halloween Havoc. Harlem Heat claimed their tenth WCW World Tag
Team title defeating Hugh Morrus & Brian Knobs and Konnan & Kidman.

- Booker T defeated his brother Stevie Ray via disqualificaiton
at Souled Out 2000 in Cincinnati, Ohio.

- Kidman & Booker (with Torrie Wilson) defeated Harlem 2000 (Ray & Big T)
at Uncensored 2000.

- On the May 23rd Thunder taping, Booker reverted back to
G.I. Bro and joined the Misfits in Action.

- As G.I. Bro, Booker T defeated Shawn Stasiak at the 2000
Great American Bash in a Boot Camp match in Baltimore, MD.

- On the June 19th episode of "Nitro," Huffman removed his G.I.
Bro attire and became Booker T once again.

- At the Bash at the Beach in Daytona Beach, FL, Booker T
defeated Jeff Jarrett for the WCW title.

- On the July 24th edition of "Nitro," Booker T successfully
defended the WCW title against Goldberg.

- At New Blood Rising in Vancouver, Booker T defeated
Jeff Jarrett to retain the WCW title.

- On the September 4th episode of "Nitro," Booker T defeated his brother
Stevie Ray under the orders of Vince Russo in a qualifying match for
the War Games 2000 match.

- At Fall Brawl 2000, Booker T defeated Kevin Nash in a
steel cage match for his second WCW title.

- After dropping the WCW title to Vince Russo, Booker T
regained the strap on the October 2nd edition of "Nitro," defeating Jeff
Jarrett in a 49ers match.

- At Halloween Havoc, Booker T successfully defended the
WCW title against Scott Steiner.

- On November 16th, Booker T again successfully defended the WCW
title against Steiner at the German only PPV "Millennium Final."

- In a match against Scott Steiner at Mayhem 2000, Booker T
suffered an injured sternum.

- Following an extended absence from television, Booker
returned to "Nitro" on the February 26 with a new hairstyle.

- Booker T, thanks to outside interference from Shane Douglas, defeated
Rick Steiner for the United States title at WCW's
Greed PPV in Jacksonville, FL.

- On the final "Nitro" on TNT (March 26, 2001), Booker T pinned Scott
Steiner for the WCW World Heavyweight title in Panama City, FL.

- Booker T signed with WWFE after the company purchased WCW.

- Booker T made his WWF debut at the 2001 King of the Ring, slamming
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin through the Spanish announcer's table.

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