Real name: Brian Christopher Lawler
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 213 lbs.
Date of birth: January 10, 1972
Date of death: July 29, 2018
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Pro debut: 1988
Trained by: Jerry Lawler & Bill Dundee
Finishing move: Hip-Hop Drop
Biography
– The real life son of Jerry Lawler, Brian began his career in the USWA under a mask as ‘Nebula’
– Following his unmasking in 1990, Lawler would compete as ‘Too Sexy’ Brian Christopher
– On February 10, 1992, Christopher defeated Tom Prichard to win the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On February 24, Christopher defeated Kenny Kendall to retain the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On March 2, Christopher defeated King Cobra to retain the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On March 23, Christopher defeated Jimmy Valiant to unify the USWA Texas and Southern Heavyweight Titles. The Texas title was discontinued
– On March 30, Christopher defeated Jimmy Valiant to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– In April 1992, Christopher successfully defended the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title several times against Tom Prichard and The Dirty White Boy
– On May 4, Christopher defeated Prichard to regain the vacant USWA Southern Heavyweight Title, it having been vacated following a controversial finish to their last match
– On May 11, Christopher defeated Rex Hargrove to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On May 18, Christopher defeated Tom Prichard in a Loser Leaves Town Match to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On May 30, Christopher defeated Billie Joe Travis to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On June 8, Christopher defeated Ron Oakes to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title, and retained against Oakes (this time under a mask as ‘The Hornet) a week later
– In July 1992, Christopher would trade the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title several times back and forth with the returning Tom Prichard
– On August 24, Christopher defeated Eric Embry to retain the reactivated USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On August 31, Christopher defeated Tom Prichard to retain the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On September 7, Christopher defeated Dutch Mantell to retain the USWA Texas Heavyweight Title
– On September 21, Christopher defeated Reno Riggins to win the vacant USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– In October 1992, Christopher would trade the GWF Light Heavyweight Title back-and-forth several times with Danny Davis
– On November 2, Christopher defeated Bill Dundee to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On November 9, Christopher defeated Tony Williams to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On December 14, Christopher defeated Jeff Jarrett to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On January 11, 1993, Christopher defeated Jarrett in a Title vs. Hair Match to regain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On February 13, Christopher defeated Jeff Jarrett by DQ to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On February 23, Christopher defeated Dutch Mantell to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On March 8, Christopher & Big Black Dog defeated The Moondogs (Spot & Splat) to win the USWA Southern Tag Team Titles, but would lose them back a week later
– On March 22, Christopher & Scotty Flamingo defeated The Moondogs to win the USWA Southern Tag Team Titles, but would lose them back a week later
– On May 1, Christopher defeated Jeff Jarrett to win the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On May 29, Christopher defeated Mr USA to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On June 7, Christopher fought The Undertaker to a double DQ to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On June 14, Christopher defeated Contract Inc to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– Christopher wrestled Jeff Jarrett on a pair of WWF house shows later that month
– On June 21, Christopher defeated The Undertaker by DQ to retain the USWA Southern Heavyweight Title
– On October 25, Christopher & Jeff Jarrett defeated Jerry Lawler & Red Knight in the final of a tournament to win the vacant USWA Tag Team Titles
– On November 15, Christopher & Jerry Lawler (replacing Jarrett) defeated Koko B Ware & Rex Hargrove to retain the USWA Tag Team Titles
– On December 11, Christopher defeated Buddy Landel to win the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On December 27, Christopher defeated Landel by DQ to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 3, 1994, Christopher again defeated Landel to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 17, Christopher defeated Koko Ware by DQ to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 21, Christopher defeated Don Bass to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 31, Christopher defeated Doug Gilbert to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– Over the next two months, Christopher would routinely trade the USWA Heavyweight Title back and forth with Doug & Eddie Gilbert. By mid-March, Christopher seemed to have won the feud
– On March 28, Christopher defeated Steven Dunn to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On April 4, Christopher defeated Tommy Rich by DQ to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On April 11, Christopher defeated Steven Dunn to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On April 25, Christopher defeated Doug Gilbert in an Iron Man Match to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– In May 1994, Christopher would once again trade the title back and forth with Doug Gilbert
– Christopher travelled to Japan in October 1994, working for IWA
– On December 5, Christopher defeated Tommy Rich to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 7, 1995, Christopher defeated Doug Gilbert to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 28, Christopher defeated Jack Hammer to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On February 6, Christopher defeated Big Daddy Cyrus by DQ to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On February 18, Christopher defeated Gorgeous George III to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On March 11, Christopher defeated The Spellbinder to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On March 27, Christopher defeated Gorgeous George III to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On May 29, Christopher defeated Doug Gilbert to regain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– Through October, Christopher would trade the title back-and-forth with Billy Jack Haynes and Jesse James Armstrong
– On November 6, Christopher defeated Bob Armstrong to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On November 27, Christopher defeated Tex Slazenger to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On February 14, 1996, Christopher defeated Tommy Rich to regain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On February 20, Christopher defeated Rich to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On February 28, Christopher defeated Mo to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On June 10, Christopher defeated The Punisher to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On July 15, Christopher again defeated Punisher to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On August 7, Christopher defeated Bill Dundee to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On September 2, Christopher defeated Mike Samples to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On September 19, Christopher defeated Tommy Rich to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On September 26, Christopher defeated Vampire Warrior to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On October 3, Christopher defeated Flash Flanagan to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title and would do so twice more over the next two weeks
– On October 21, Christopher & Wolfie D defeated Bill & Jamie Dundee to win the vacant USWA Tag Team Titles
– On October 26, Christopher defeated Macho Warrior Ric Hogan to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On November 11, Christopher defeated Wolfie D by DQ to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 9, 1997, Christopher defeated Shaquille Ali to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On January 30, Christopher defeated Tracy Smothers to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On March 29, Christopher defeated Elijah to regain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– On April 12, Christopher defeated Razor Ramon to retain the USWA Heavyweight Title
– Lawler joined the WWF in mid-1997, still under the ‘Brian Christopher’ name
– At In Your House 17, Christopher defeated Scott Putski by countout
– In early 1998, Lawler & Scott Taylor began teaming as ‘Too Much’
– At King Of The Ring 1998, Too Much defeated Al Snow & Head with Jerry Lawler as guest referee
– In the summer of 1999, Christopher took time off to recover from knee injuries. Upon his return, he and Taylor had been repackaged as ‘Grand Master Sexay’ and ‘Scotty Too Hotty’, with the tag team now called Too Cool
– At Survivor Series 1999, Too Cool & The Hollys (Crash & Hardcore) defeated The Hardy Boyz (Matt & Jeff), Edge & Christian
– At No Way Out 2000, Too Cool & Rikishi defeated The Radicalz (Chris Benoit, Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko)
– At WrestleMania 2000, Too Cool & Chyna defeated The Radicalz (Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko)
– At Insurrextion 2000, Too Cool defeated The Radicalz (Perry Saturn & Dean Malenko)
– At Judgment Day 2000, Too Cool & Rikishi defeated Edge, Christian & Kurt Angle
– On the May 29 Raw, Too Cool defeated Edge & Christian to win the WWF Tag Team Titles
– On the June 8 Smackdown, Too Cool defeated Dean Malenko & The Godfather to retain the WWF Tag Team Titles
– On the June 12 Raw, Too Cool defeated Test & Albert by DQ to retain the WWF Tag Team Titles
– On February 21, 2001, Grandmaster Sexay defeated Rodrageous to win the PPW Television Title
– On May 29, 2001, it was announced that Lawler had been released from his WWF contract due to his arrest on drug charges
– At WWA’s Eruption PPV, Christopher & Ernest Miller defeated Buff Bagwell & Stevie Ray
– Christopher was a regular in the early days of NWA-TNA, but was out of the company by mid-2003
– On January 10, 2004, Christopher defeated Kevin White in the final of a tournament to win the vacant Memphis Television Title
– On January 24, Christopher defeated Koonta to retain the Memphis Television Title
– On January 31, Christopher defeated Money Mike to retain the Memphis Television Title
– On February 14, Christopher defeated Jerry Lawler to retain the Memphis Television Title
– On April 10, Christopher defeated Johnny Dotson to retain the Memphis Television Title
– On April 23, Christopher defeated Maven to retain the Memphis Television Title
– Lawler made a brief return to the WWE in 2004, but was out of the company again within a couple of months
– Lawler was involved with the 2009 Hulkamania Tour of Australia
– Lawler made a one-night return to WWE on the March 14, 2011 episode of Raw, confronting his father as part of the Lawler vs. Michael Cole rivalry
– At RevPro Uprising 2014, Too Cool & Rikishi defeated The Revolutionists (Sha Samuels, Josh Bodom & Terry Frazier)
– Lawler was found dead of an apparent suicide in the Hardeman County jail on July 29, 2018, following his arrest for a DUI some weeks earlier