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David Young

b. 1972

American professional wrestler

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About David Young

Born 1972. David Young is an American professional wrestler.

Georgia Championship Wrestling (2004–2008) Young joined Georgia Championship Wrestling in mid-2004, forming a tag team with Sonny Siaki. Young and Siaki became the first ever GCW Tag Team Champions on July 27, 2004 in Columbus, Georgia when they defeated John Bogey and Jason Cross. They held the title until October 30, when they lost to A.J. Steele and Bull Buchanan.

Young formed a stable known as "Bad Company" with Bull Buchanan, The Wrestler (Ted Allen), and Sonny Siaki. However, on March 5, 2005 Buchanan and Young turned on Siaki and accepted the managerial services of Greg Brown. Young then went on to win the GCW Heavyweight Championship from Siaki, and on April 23 he and Buchanan won the GCW Tag Team Championship in a three-way tag match. On June 11, Buchanan teamed with Chris Stevens, the latter of whom replaced Young due to Young being unavailable for the title defense, and Buchanan and Stevens lost the GCW Tag Team Championship to John Bogie and Lee Thomas. Upon returning, Young teamed with Stevens to regain the titles on June 25.

Young lost the GCW Heavyweight Championship to Erik Watts on August 13, 2005. In October 2005, the promotion was renamed Great Championship Wrestling. On December 11, 2005, Young regained the GCW Heavyweight Championship from Watts. On January 1, 2006, Young and Stevens lost the GCW Tag Team Championships to Watts and Bogie. On April 22, 2006, Young lost the GCW Heavyweight Championship to Deathrow.

Young also appeared at Georgia Wrestling Promotions teaming with Bill DeMott to take on a hometown team in the main event. The following week he appeared again with DeMott as they went on to lose against Tank and Iceberg the main event.

Young continued to work for the company during its transition into "Great Championship Wrestling", and was featured on top in major feuds with Sonny Siaki and Johnny Swinger. After a bitter rivalry that lasted for three months with Siaki, the two were slated to battle on September 4 at the 2008 Fred Ward Memorial. However, on August 22, 2008, Great Championship Wrestling severed ties with Young, ending a long-standing business relationship.

Personal life David has 2 daughters, Amber and Kristina, and a son, Chris. The Williams family lives in Chatsworth, Georgia.

Championships and accomplishments Ericules Wrestling Promotions EWP Heavyweight Championship (1 Time)

Great Championship Wrestling GCW Heavyweight Championship (2 times) Bull Buchanan (1), Chris Stevens (2), and Elix Skipper (1) NWA Smoky Mountain Tag Team Championship (1 time, current) – with Sigmon Ultra Championship Wrestling-Zero UCW-Zero Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

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David Williams

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Frequently asked questions

Who is David Young?

American professional wrestler

When was David Young born?

David Young was born on 25 August 1972 in Knoxville.

What is David Young's occupation?

David Young is a professional wrestler.

What nationality is David Young?

David Young is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: David Young

· Wikidata: Q5241379

· DBpedia: David Young (wrestler)

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