Nick Busick
Ring name(s)	"Big Bully" Busick Comrade Busick "Powerhouse" Busick
Billed height	6'
Billed weight	275 lbs.
Born	June 1, 1954 (1954-06-01) (age 55) Steubenville, Ohio
Resides	Weirton, West Virginia
Billed from	Pittsburgh by way of Steubenville, Ohio
Trained by	Mike Padiousis, Bulldog Plechich
Debut	1979
Retired	1992

Nick Busick (born June 1, 1954) is a former police officer turned professional wrestler who competed in Georgia All-Star Wrestling and the Global Wrestling Federation, but is best known for his brief stint in the World Wrestling Federation under the ring name "Big Bully" Busick.

Contents 1 Career 2 In wrestling 3 Championships and accomplishments 4 References 5 External links

[edit] Career

Debuting in July 1991, Busick utilized the gimmick of a vintage bully, complete with derby hat, cigar, and bushy handlebar moustache. In addition to bullying his opponents, Busick (along with his mananger Harvey Wippleman) would antagonize fans at ringside, committing such acts as popping a child's balloon with his cigar. He even harassed ring announcer Mike McGuirk, which eventually lead to a save from opponent Sid Justice in a quick loss for Busick. After having spent weeks primarily squashing enhancement talent, Busick entered into a small feud with the Brooklyn Brawler after the Brawler challenged Busick to match to see who the real bully of the WWF was. The Brawler defeated the Bully by countout and in a rematch one week later saw the Brawler dominate the Bully until Wippleman grabbed the Brawler's leg leading to a controversial win for the Bully. Busick would spend his remaining weeks in the WWF losing to popular talent such as Bret Hart, Davey Boy Smith, Kerry Von Erich, and Jimmy Snuka before leaving the company in November 1991.

Busick now works as head of security for the Mountaineer Gambling facility in West Virginia.

[edit] In wrestling

• Finishing moves
  • Stump Puller - WWF
  • Bully Blaster (Heart punch) - GWF

• Managers
  • Downtown Bruno^[1]

[edit] Championships and accomplishments

• Other titles
  • NGWA Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Nick Busick at the Internet Movie Database
• Powerlifting Watch: Nick Busick Announces Mountaineer Cup Will Be Replaced By Unified Meet
• Inactive Superstars: Big Bully Busick
• Sports Page - Professional Wrestilng: Big Bully Busick
• Profile at OWW
• Nick Busick at the WrestlingWiki

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