Former Professional American Football
Monty Brown: Your Opinion?
What does everyone think of him as a wrestler?
Some info to spark your memory:
Montaque N. “Monty” Brown (born April 13, 1970) is an American professional wrestler and former National Football League linebacker. He is best known for his time with both World Wrestling Entertainment’s ECW brand, where he wrestled under the ring name Marcus Cor Von, and, prior to that, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, where he wrestled under his given name
I think that he was highly underrated in both WWE and TNA.He’s a pretty good technical wrestler,and deserved better than what either company gave him.Also,he has great mic skills.
John McKay USC football, All American Football League, AAFL
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