Martin Wright

Martin Wright

Actor

Phoenix, Arizona, USA
July 15, 1964

Biography

American movie actor turned professional wrestler. He tried out for "WWE Tough Enough 4" in 2004 and made it to the finals of the auditions but was cut for lying about his age. Despite this, he received a developmental deal and was sent to Ohio Valley Wrestling. He was first called "Liar" Marty Wright before being repackaged as the Boogeyman. In Summer 2005, "WWE SmackDown!" started airing vignettes promoting the debut of the Boogeyman. On the October 14th episode, storyline UPN executive Palmer Cannon told "SmackDown!" General Manager Theodore Long about how "The Boogeyman" was going to be a new show on the network until "something happened on the set," but, that they had a "multi-year holding deal" with the intended star and that in Cannon's opinion "he'd be a great addition for 'SmackDown!," leading to the Boogeyman making his first appearance on WWE TV. He made his TV in-ring debut on the December 2nd episode, defeating Simon Dean (Mike Bucci) in 25 seconds. He went on a streak of defeating his opponents very quickly, usually through scaring them before he even entered the ring. He made his PPV debut at "WWE Royal Rumble 2006," defeating former WWE World Heavyweight Champion John Bradshaw Layfield (John Layfield) in 1:45. Lasted with WWE until March 2009 and went on to the independents. On March 14, 2015, he won his first title when he and Bobby Lashley won the AWF (Alabama Wrestling Federation) Tag Team Titles. Continues to compete in the independents.

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Martin Wright 1

Representative Works

Transporter 2
Transporter 2
6.3
/ English
The Replacements
The Replacements
6.7
/ English
Any Given Sunday
Any Given Sunday
6.8
/ English
WWE WrestleMania 22
WWE WrestleMania 22
8.3
/ English
Karate Warrior 5
Karate Warrior 5
3.5
/ Italian
JCW Oddball Brawl
JCW Oddball Brawl
No Rating Yet
/ English
WWE No Way Out 2007
WWE No Way Out 2007
8.4
/ English
JCW Bloodymania 7
JCW Bloodymania 7
No Rating Yet
/ English
WWE Armageddon 2006
WWE Armageddon 2006
7.9
/ English

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Transporter 2
2005Nominee

Best Performance

Transporter 2

The Replacements
2000Nominee

Best Performance

The Replacements

Any Given Sunday
1999Nominee

Best Performance

Any Given Sunday

Career Highlights

WWE WrestleMania 22
2006Highlight

Best Performance

WWE WrestleMania 22

WWE Royal Rumble 2006
2006Highlight

Best Performance

WWE Royal Rumble 2006