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Corporal Kirchner

The military hero has stepped into the squared-circle!!

4 attires, logic, and parameters.

(1985 - 1987)

After working as a preliminary wrestler for the World Wrestling Federation under the name "RT Reynolds", Kirchner was eventually given the character of a military hero after WWF owner/promoter Vince McMahon discovered that he had been in the 82nd Airborne. Kirchner then adopted the ring name Corporal Kirchner and used a militaristic character with several vignettes airing showing him in typical army survival training exercises to help build his character as a patriotic American. He is known for his brief feud with Nikolai Volkoff in the World Wrestling Federation in 1986, which included a victory over Volkoff at WrestleMania 2 in a Flag Match; they would trade victories, though Kirchner would beat Volkoff fair, and Volkoff would always cheat to win. During a pre-Wrestlemania 2 interview with Jesse "The Body" Ventura in Ventura's "Body Shop" segment, he talked about his time in the U.S. Army, and even made a reference to Ventura's time as a Navy SEAL, causing Ventura to momentarily break character and agree with him.

He was a member of the WWF's Australian tour in mid-1986 (the WWF's first tour to Australia under Vince McMahon's ownership), wrestling in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney, and was considered one of the toughest men in the WWF at the time. He was also considered one of the stiffest wrestlers in the WWF and his career suffered because many wrestlers were reluctant to work with him, and he was subsequently used as enhancement talent. He was suspended by the WWF for testing positive for drug use in 1987 and when his suspension ended, he declined to return and left the company. Kirchner followed his WWF run with a brief run in the Hart's Stampede Wrestling promotion based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. While there he was known as "Col. Kirchner".

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