Tojo Yamamoto played a villainous Japanese invader for much of his long career that began in the late '50s. He didn't wrestle as he would if he went by his real name—Harold Watanabe.

10. The Jarretts For much of the 1970s and 1980s, one of the most famous wrestling promoters in the country was Jerry Jarrett. Originally starting as a wrestler and tagging with such Memphis ...

Those of us who grew up in the south watching TV in the “baby boomer era” surely remember these names: Jackie and Tojo. Jackie Fargo was one of our first TV superstars. Yes, we had cowboys ...

Double J has been active as a pro wrestler since the age of 18. He was trained by his father, the late Jerry Jarrett, and longtime Tennessee-area wrestler and trainer Tojo Yamamoto.

Partners: Lanny Poffo, Mexican Angel, Tojo Yamamoto/Secret Weapon, Jerry Barber, Avril Hutto, Great Togo, George Gulas, Rikki Nelson, Sweet Brown Sugar, Duke Meyers ...

He began wrestling at age 13 and later trained under Tojo Yamamoto to go professional. The former grappler was famed for his time as one half of The Midnight Express tag-team under Jim Cornette.