Diamond Dallas Page: Difference between revisions

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Dallas Page

Name	Dallas Page
Real name	Page Joseph Falkinburg
Nicknames	"Handsome" Dallas Page (1979), "Diamond" Dallas Page (1987 - ), "Positively" Page (2001 - 2002)
Name history	Dallas Page (debut - )
Family	Kimberly Page (wife, separated)
Maestro(s)	Jake Roberts, WCW Power Plant
Birth date, location	April 5, 1956 in Point Pleasant, New Jersey
Obituary date
Debut, location	1979 in Canada, but quit soon afterward; "re-debut" in 1987
Lost mask to
Height	6'4" (1.93m)
Weight	254 lbs (115kg)
Signature moves	Diamond Cutter (Cutter) Diamond Death Cutter (Elevated cutter) Diamond Dream (Spinning sitdown powerbomb) DDPancake (Sit-out piledriver facebuster) Diamond Dream (Spike DDT) Discus clothesline Inverted atomic drop Side slam
Titles:	WCW World Heavyweight Championship (3), WCW United States Heavyweight Championship (2), WCW World Television Championship, WCW World Tag Team Championship (4) (twice in a trio of himself, Chris Kanyon and Bam Bam Bigelow (only two at a time defended the belts), twice with Kevin Nash), 1996 WCW Battlebowl, WWF European Championship, WWF World Tag Team Championship (with Chris Kanyon)

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 |weight=254 lbs (115kg)
 |obituarydate=
-|signatureMoves='''''Diamond Cutter''''' ([[Cutter]]), '''''Diamond Death Cutter''''' ([[Cutter|Elevated cutter]]), '''''Diamond Dream''''' ([[Powerbomb|Spinning sitdown powerbomb]]), '''''DDPancake''''' ([[Sit-out piledriver facebuster]]), '''''Diamond Dream''''' ([[DDT|Spike DDT]]), [[Clothesline|Discus clothesline]], [[Inverted atomic drop]], [[Side slam]]
+|signatureMoves='''''Diamond Cutter''''' ([[Cutter]])
+'''''Diamond Death Cutter''''' ([[Cutter|Elevated cutter]])
+'''''Diamond Dream''''' ([[Powerbomb|Spinning sitdown powerbomb]])
+'''''DDPancake''''' ([[Sit-out piledriver facebuster]])
+'''''Diamond Dream''''' ([[DDT|Spike DDT]])
+[[Clothesline|Discus clothesline]]
+[[Inverted atomic drop]]
+[[Side slam]]
 |titles= WCW World Heavyweight Championship (3), WCW United States Heavyweight Championship (2), WCW World Television Championship, WCW World Tag Team Championship (4) (twice in a trio of himself, Chris Kanyon and [[Bam Bam Bigelow]] (only two at a time defended the belts), twice with Kevin Nash), 1996 WCW Battlebowl, WWF European Championship, WWF World Tag Team Championship (with Chris Kanyon)
 |}}