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Steve Blackman
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Steve Blackman
Known For
Acting
Birthday
1963-09-28,Annville, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender
Male
Biography
Steve Blackman is a former American professional wrestler who is best known for his career in WWE. Nicknamed 'The Lethal Weapon', Blackman won the Hardcore Championship six times in his tenure with the company. After the Head Cheese team went their separate ways, Blackman entered WWE's Hardcore Division. At the time, the title was defended 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as established by Crash Holly. Because of this, WWE often ran matches wherein the champion was attacked and defeated in locations not typically associated with wrestling matches, such as backstage or in a hotel. With Blackman as champion, however, surprise attacks no longer resulted in title changes: within the matches, Blackman was so dangerous in hand-to-hand combat that surprise attacks were not effective enough to defeat him. During his stint as Hardcore Champion, Blackman's full martial arts talent was utilized. The first time he lost the title for a significant amount of time was against Shane McMahon, largely due to interference from Test, Albert, Edge, and Christian, with Mick Foley suspending the 24/7 rule to make sure McMahon didn't try to get out of facing Blackman in a rematch. At SummerSlam, Blackman fought McMahon for the title. During that match, they both climbed the TitanTron with Blackman able to knock Shane off with a Singapore cane, then performed a diving elbow drop for the pin fall . Blackman would go on to defend the title on several occasions, but he would ultimately lose the title on a more permanent basis to Raven in late 2000. At Unforgiven, he retained the WWE Hardcore Championship against Test, Funaki, Al Snow, Crash Holly, and Perry Saturn. Later, he was ordered by Shane McMahon to come out and speak after he accused Blackman of running over Stone Cold Steve Austin at Survivor Series the previous year. Before he could speak, Austin came down to the ring and stunned both Blackman and McMahon. Early in 2001, Blackman formed another tag team, this time with Grandmaster Sexay. Blackman again played the straight-faced man: a recurring element was that Grandmaster would always try to convince Blackman to dance with him after their matches. In the summer of 2001, Grandmaster was released from his WWE contract. Blackman was then sidelined due to an injury. He made his last TV appearance on June 25, 2001 episode of Raw with APA and other mid-card superstars planning a fight against The WCW Invasion. Blackman left WWE in October 2002. Sporadic appearances Blackman opened a self-defense school in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania called "BlackmanMMA" in mid-2003, teaching jujitsu and wrestling. Blackman and MMA fighter (UFC Hall of Famer) and wrestler Ken Shamrock were brought in to help promote a clothing line for professional fighters, called Ground 'n' Pound gear (GnP). As of July 2006, Blackman has re-opened "Steve Blackman's Fighting Systems", which features MMA classes. Blackman has hosted four MMA events in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania starting in 2009 and the most recent being on November 20, 2010, at the Zembo Mosque. The events are part of the Pennsylvania Fighting Championships (PFC).

Filmography

WWE Royal Rumble 1999

5.708

WWE Royal Rumble 1999
1999-01-24

WWE Royal Rumble 2001

7.3

WWE Royal Rumble 2001
2001-01-21

WWE Unforgiven 2000

7.2

WWE Unforgiven 2000
2000-09-24

WWE Unforgiven 1999

8

WWE Unforgiven 1999
1999-09-26

WWE Survivor Series 1999

8.5

WWE Survivor Series 1999
1999-11-14

WWE Capital Carnage

5.5

WWE Capital Carnage
1998-12-06

WWE Rock Bottom: In Your House

7.6

WWE Rock Bottom: In Your House
1998-12-13

WWE No Mercy (UK) 1999

6

WWE No Mercy (UK) 1999
1999-05-16

WWE Fully Loaded 1999

8

WWE Fully Loaded 1999
1999-07-25

WWE SummerSlam 1999

7.2

WWE SummerSlam 1999
1999-08-22

WWE Armageddon 1999

6.2

WWE Armageddon 1999
1999-12-12

WWE No Way Out 2001

8.2

WWE No Way Out 2001
2001-02-25

WWE Survivor Series 1997

8.8

WWE Survivor Series 1997
1997-11-09

WWE SummerSlam 2000

7.4

WWE SummerSlam 2000
2000-08-27

WWE Over the Edge: In Your House

9

WWE Over the Edge: In Your House
1998-05-31

WWE Unforgiven: In Your House

9.3

WWE Unforgiven: In Your House
1998-04-25

WWE Survivor Series 2000

8

WWE Survivor Series 2000
2000-11-19

WWE Rebellion 2000

6

WWE Rebellion 2000
2000-12-02

WWE Royal Rumble 2000

6.45

WWE Royal Rumble 2000
2000-01-23

0

WWE Hardcore
2001-10-08

WWE WrestleMania X-Seven

8.8

WWE WrestleMania X-Seven
2001-04-01

WWE Unforgiven: In Your House

9.3

WWE Unforgiven: In Your House
1998-04-25

The History of The WWE Hardcore Championship

10

The History of The WWE Hardcore Championship
2016-09-06

WWE WrestleMania 2000

7.4

WWE WrestleMania 2000
2000-04-02

7

WWF: Hardcore
2001-07-31

WWE: The Best of SmackDown - 10th Anniversary, 1999-2009

10

WWE: The Best of SmackDown - 10th Anniversary, 1999-2009
2012-01-03

WWE WrestleMania XIV

7.6

WWE WrestleMania XIV
1998-03-29

WWE Royal Rumble 1998

6.432

WWE Royal Rumble 1998
1998-01-18

The JBL and Cole Show

0

The JBL and Cole Show
2012-12-07

7.5

WWE SmackDown
1999-04-29

WWE This Is Awesome

10

WWE This Is Awesome
2022-07-29

6.8

Raw
1993-01-11

5.1

WWE Heat
1998-08-02

5.1

WWE Heat
1998-08-02

WWF Jakked/Metal

8

WWF Jakked/Metal
1999-08-28

0

WXW Rage TV
1996-10-01