Dan Jesser

Dan Jesser
Ring name(s)	Dan Jesser
Billed height	6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Billed weight	226 lb (103 kg; 16.1 st)
Resides	Bloomington, Minnesota
Billed from	Saint Paul Minnesota
Debut	1993

Dan Jesser is a professional wrestler who briefly was a member of the World Wrestling Federation in the mid 90s.

WWF

Jesser made his debut with the then-World Wrestling Federation on June 25, 1996. He lost his debut match to Salvatore Sincere in a dark match at the Lacrosse Civic Center in Lacrosse, Wisconsin.^[1] Sincere hit his finisher - the Sincerely Yours - on Jesser and pinned him, giving Sincere the victory. Jesser would wrestle another match that night, this time against The Goon. The Goon crosschecked Jesser out of the ring, giving The Goon the countout victory.^[1]

Indy Wrestling

Jesser would continue to wrestle in the indys after leaving the WWF.

In April 2000, while wrestling with the Minnesota-based New Order Wrestling, Jesser would lose via neckbreaker to J.R. The Body Double.^[2]

In September 2000 while wrestling as a member of Saint Paul Championship Wrestling, Jesser would lose to Len "Lawless" Walker via double armbar.^[3]

In August 2002 while wrestling as a member of the Downtown Wrestling Association, Jesser (along with tag-team partner Ken Anderson lost a tag team match to Black Stallion and John Johnson^[4]

In 2007, while wrestling for the French Lakes Wrestling Association, Jesser (along with tag team partner Allison Wonderland) would lose to the tag team of Kenny "The Sodbuster" Jay and Korina Kay.^[5]

References

Professional wrestling portal

1. ^ ^{a b} The History Of WWE.com, 1996
2. ^ NOW Wrestling Results, April 8, 2000
3. ^ Saint Paul Championship Wrestling Results, September 22, 2000
4. ^ Obsessed With Wrestling Results, August 2002
5. ^ The French Lakes Wrestling Association 12-8-2007

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