Bobby Walker

World Championship Wrestling (1992–2000) Walker made his World Championship Wrestling debut in 1992 under the name Robbie Walker. Originally he was scheduled to team with Ron Simmons at the Clash of the Champions XXI against Cactus Jack, Tony Atlas, and The Barbarian in a handicap match, but was injured and was replaced by the debuting 2 Cold Scorpio. After nearly a year recovering and working house shows for WCW, he returned under the name Bobby Walker and appeared in a televised match as part of a tag team with Jason Johnson in a loss to Harlem Heat on the January 8, 1994, episode of WCW Saturday Night.

Starting in 1995, he was known as "'Hardwork' Bobby Walker", and he was managed by Teddy Long. Walker competed as a jobber to the stars on WCW's lower-tier programming while winning occasional bouts against enhancement talent. He wrestled his only pay-per-view match at World War 3 in 1995 as one of sixty men in a three-ring battle royal that was won by Randy Savage.

Walker was chosen to team with The Barbarian at Slamboree 1996 for the Lethal Lottery, but was injured by Lex Luger on a WCW Saturday Night, Walker was replaced by Diamond Dallas Page, who would eventually win the battle royal. He defeated Billy Kidman in a dark match at Bash at the Beach. In August, Walker teamed with Mr. J.L. in a dark match at Clash of the Champions XXXIII in which they were defeated by The Nasty Boys. Walker remained with the company until his release in February 2000.

Personal life Walker is the nephew of former professional wrestler Thunderbolt Patterson.

In 2000, Walker, Sonny Onoo, Hardbody Harrison, and several other performers filed a lawsuit against WCW, alleging racial discrimination. Walker stated that his Caucasian opponents were told to make him look bad and that he was told that he would never hold a championship belt. He also stated that he was paid less than many of the company's Caucasian wrestlers. The suit also stated that African-American wrestlers were made to look "loud, obnoxious, pompous and shiftless".

Championships and accomplishments Championship Wrestling from Florida PWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Tim Parker