Where Are They Now?: All Wrestlers At Badd Blood: In Your House (1997)
Here, we look at where all the participants of Badd Blood: In Your House (1997) are now.
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Henry O. Godwinn
The hog farmer Henry O. Godwinn originally debuted solo until cousin Phineas debuted. In this bout, they took on The Headbangers in a clash of lifestyles, with The Godwinns (accompanied by Uncle Cletus) picking up the win and becoming the new tag team titleholders but only for a short period.
Henry continued wrestling for a few years afterwards and suffered a serious car crash in which he sustained two punctured, thirteen broken ribs and a broken leg. He was a part of the mass class action lawsuit against the WWE in 2016, that was dismissed in 2018.
Phineas I. Godwinn
With the initials P.I.G., Phineas was brought into the WWF shortly after Henry, soon brining in Uncle Cletus as a manager (better known as The Dirty White Boy or TL Hopper). Phineas won this match for his team to capture the belts, with him capturing a flying Mosh with a powerbomb.
Phineas went on to join Southern Justice under real name Dennis Knight before evolving into Mideon and further Naked Mideon. In real-life, he has a tattoo of an eye on the back of his head and one of Doc Holiday on his left arm. He is currently a Michelin Star chef, working in Clearwater, Florida. He appeared at Survivor Series 2020 to pay homage to friend The Undertaker.
Thrasher
One half of the then-tag champions, the metal-listening, hardcore, bizarre Headbangers won the belts at Ground Zero winning a four corners tag match, beating The Godwinns, Legion of Doom and British Bulldog and Owen Hart. They held the tag straps for less than a month before dropping them to the slop-loving farmers.
Glenn ‘Thrasher’ Ruth went on to win the Hardcore title at WrestleMania 2000 before leaving the WWF. The duo returned to wrestle 3 matches on SmackDown Live in 2016. Ruth is the current General Manager of a Papa John’s restaurant in Coral Springs, Florida.
Mosh
The wrestler who took the pinfall in this bout was Mosh. Mosh went on to have one of the more regrettable gimmicks of the attitude era under the name Beaver Cleavage, in which he scored a pinfall victory over Christian. However, his most memorable gimmick was as the Charles Manson-inspired oddities. They were a fixture of the WWF tag scene from the mid-late 90s, often as uncaged freaks.
Mosh still wrestles to this day at age 49, returning to SmackDown Live in 2016 for a few bouts. As of now, he and Thrasher are the current tag champions in the wrestling promotion Atomic Revolutionary Wrestling.
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