Willie Mack

Real name: William McClinton Jr.
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 244 lbs.
Date of birth: January 5, 1987
Hometown: St Louis, Missouri
Pro debut: May 14, 2006
Trained by: Joey Ryan, TJ Perkins, Rocky Romero & Aaron Aguilera
Finishing move: MDX

biography

– Mack began his career working in various NWA-affiliated independent promotions
– Mack made his PPV debut at the XPW 10th Anniversary Show, coming up short in a 6-Way Match
– On February 5, 2010, Mack defeated Bobby Jo Marshall, James Morgan & Joey Ryan in an Elimination Match to win the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On February 19, 2010, Mack defeated Ric Ellis to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On March 26, 2010, Mack defeated Johnny Paradise to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– During April 2010, Mack retained the M1W Heavyweight Title against James Morgan, The Plague and Kyle Webb
– On May 21, 2010, Mack defeated Johnny Paradise to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On June 5, 2010, Mack defeated Peter Avalon to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On June 18, 2010, Mack defeated James Morgan & Peter Avalon in a 3-Way Match to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On June 27, 2010, Mack defeated Nelson Creed to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– During July 2010, Mack retained the M1W Heavyweight Title against Jacob Diez, James Morgan and Cedric The Hitman
– During August 2010, Mack retained the M1W Heavyweight Title against James Morgan (twice) and Jason Watts
– On September 10, 2010, Mack defeated Leo Blaze to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On October 15, 2010, Mack defeated Brian Cage to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On October 30, 2010, Mack defeated Christopher Daniels to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On November 3, 2010, Mack fought NWA World Champion Adam Pearce to a no-contest with Colt Cabana as special guest referee
– On November 19, 2010, Mack defeated Joey Ryan to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– On December 17, 2010, Mack defeated Jason Watts to retain the M1W Heavyweight Title
– During January 2011, Mack retained the M1W Heavyweight Title against Mikey O’Shea and Peter Avalon
– On March 4, 2011, Mack entered the PWG DDT4 Tournament with Brandon Gatson, but the duo lost in the first round to The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson)
– On March 11, 2011, Mack defeated M1W Heavyweight Champion James Morgan by DQ
– On May 29, 2011, Mack defeated Rexx Reed to win the vacant EXW Elite Division Title
– On August 28, 2011, Mack entered the PWG Battle of Los Angeles, but was knocked out in the semi-final by El Generico
– On April 21, 2012, Mack & El Generico entered the PWG DDT4 Tournament, losing in the final to Player Uno & Stupefied
– On April 29, 2012, Mack entered the PWB Warriors Way Tournament, losing in the final to Adam Thornstowe
– On July 22, 2012, Mack defeated Scorpio Sky to win the NWA International Television Title
– On August 18, 2012, Mack defeated Johnny Goodtime to retain the NWA International Television Title
– In September 2012, Championship Wrestling from Hollywood seceded from the NWA. Mack continued as their International Television Champion
– On October 2, 2012, Mack defeated James Morgan to retain the CWFH International Television Title
– Two weeks later, Mack defeated Scorpio Sky in a Ladder Match to retain the title
– In January 2013, Mack retained the CWFH International Television Title against Famous B, Ray Rosas and Brian Cage
– On February 10, 2013, Mack defeated Timothy Thatcher to retain the CWFH International Television Title
– In March 2013, Mack left the USA for the first time, completing several dates in Mexico
– On June 9, 2013, Mack defeated Tyler Cintron in a two-out-of-three falls match to win the CWFH International Television Title. However, as the third fall was a DQ, the title was returned to Cintron shortly after
– In May 2014, it was announced that Willie Mack had signed a WWE development deal and would be reporting to NXT in the near future, however, for reasons as yet unknown, Mack was released from his WWE deal before ever starting with the promotion
– In January 2015, Mack (as The Mack) began competing for Lucha Underground
– On March 21, 2015, Mack defeated B-Boy to win the AWS Heavyweight Title
– A week later, Mack defeated Jody Kristofferson, Jeff Cobb & Rey Horus to reach the final of the King of the Indies Tournament, but was defeated by Adam Thornstowe
– On April 25, 2015, Mack defeated Ruby Raze to retain the AWS Heavyweight Title
– On May 22, 2015, Mack defeated Che Cabrera to retain the AWS Heavyweight Title
– On June 20, 2015, Mack defeated Paul London to retain the AWS Heavyweight Title
– On July 25, 2015, Mack defeated Brian Cage to retain the AWS Heavyweight Title
– On August 29, 2015, Mack defeated Papadon to retain the AWS Heavyweight Title
– On April 23, 2016, Mack defeated Jeremiah Gray, PJ Black & Cage in a Fatal 4-Way Match to win the Lucha Underground Battle of the Bulls
– The next day, Mack fought Lucha Underground Champion Johnny Mundo to a 3-3 draw in an Iron Man Match
– On June 26, 2016, Mack, Killshot & Dante Fox defeated Drago, King Mal & Luchasaurus to win the Lucha Underground Trios Titles
– On September 24, 2016, Mack defeated Mr 450, El Hijo del Dos Caras, Extreme Tiger, Dragon Lee & The Laredo Kid in a 6-Way Match to win the ‘Copa The Crash’
– On August 26, 2017, Mack defeated Bestia 666 in a Best of 3 Falls Match to win the RPW Undisputed Title-
– At House of Hardcore 36, Mack defeated Brian Cage
– On January 20, 2018, Mack defeated Funny Bone to retain the RPW Undisputed Title
– At House of Hardcore 37, Mack defeated Matt Cross & Luchasaurus
– At House of Hardcore 38, Mack defeated Brian Cage & Sami Callihan
– At House of Hardcore 39, Mack defeated Brian Cage
– At House of Hardcore 40, Mack defeated Killer Kross
– At House of Hardcore 41, Mack defeated Alex Reynolds & Sami Callihan to become the first HOH Twitch TV Champion
– On April 21, 2018, Mack defeated Douglas James to retain the RPW Undisputed Title
– On April 29, Mack defeated Tito Escondido to win the CWFH Heritage Title
– At House of Hardcore 42, Mack defeated Brian Cage to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– At House of Hardcore 43, Mack defeated Sami Callihan to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– On June 10, Mack defeated Bad Dude Tito to retain the CWFH Heritage Title
– Mack returned to Lucha Underground for season 4
– On June 14, Mack defeated Tito Escondido & Brian Cage to retain the CWFH Heritage Title
– On June 20, Mack, Son of Havoc & Killshot defeated Jake Strong, Big Bad Steve & Sammy Guevara to retain the Lucha Underground Trios Titles
– At House of Hardcore 46, Mack defeated Andy Phoenix to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– On July 11, Mack defeated Killshot & Son of Havoc to win a Lucha Underground Aztec Medallion
– During House of Hardcore’s Australian Tour, Mack defended the HOH Twitch TV Title against Andy Phoenix, JXT and Slade Mercer
– On August 1, 2018, Mack, Killshot & Son of Havoc defeated The Rabbit Tribe (Paul London, Mala Suerte & Saltador) to retain the Lucha Underground Trios Titles
– On August 19, Mack defeated Adrian Quest to retain the CWFH Heritage Title
– On September 6, Mack defeated Shun Skywalker to retain the HOH Twitch TV and CWFH Heritage Titles
– At NWA’s 70th Anniversary Show, Mack defeated Jay Bradley, Ricky Starks, Mike Parrow and Sam Shaw to win the vacant NWA National Title
– On November 3, Mack defeated El Mesias, Michael Elgin & El Barbaro Cavernario to win the vacant Crash Heavyweight Title
– At Ultima Lucha Cuatro, The Mack defeated Mil Muertes in a Death Match
– At House of Hardcore 51, Mack defeated Sami Callihan to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– At House of Hardcore 52, Mack defeated Shane Strickland to retain the HOH Twitch TV and NWA National Titles
– On December 9, 2018, Mack defeated Samuel Shaw to retain the NWA National Title
– On December 31, Mack defeated Tommy Dreamer to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– On January 5, 2019, Mack defeated Matt Cross to retain the NWA National Title
– On February 9, Mack defeated Rhett Titus to retain the NWA National Title
– On March 10, Mack defeated Josh Alexander to retain the NWA National Title
– At the HOH/Impact A Night You Can’t Mist event, Mack defeated Rich Swann & Teddy Hart to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– At the HOH/Impact Digital Destruction event, Mack defeated Sami Callihan & Eddie Edwards to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– At the HOH/Chinlock Wrestling event, Mack defeated Pepper Parks to retain the HOH Twitch TV Title
– At Impact’s Bash at the Brewery, Mack, Rich Swann & Tessa Blanchard defeated oVe (Dave Crist, Jake Crist & Madman Fulton)
– At Slammiversary XVII, Mack defeated Jake Crist, Trey Miguel & TJP
– At Impact’s Cali Combat event, Mack defeated Trey
– On the Bound For Glory 2019 pre-show, Mack & Rich Swann defeated The Desi Hit Squad (Rohit Raju & Mahabali Shera)
– At Throwback Throwdown, Mack (as Downtown Daddy Brown) defeated Ethan Page (as Julian Cumerbun)
– At Impact’s Overdrive 2019 event, Mack defeated Mahabali Shera
– At Sacrifice 2020, Mack defeated Jay Bradley
– At Rebellion 2020, Mack defeated Ace Austin to win the Impact X-Division Title
– On May 5, Mack defeated Ace Austin & Chris Bey to retain the Impact X-Division Title
– On May 19, Mack defeated Johnny Swinger to retain the Impact X-Division Title
– On July 7, Mack again defeated Johnny Swinger to retain the Impact X-Division Title
– At Victory Road 2020, Mack defeated Rohit Raju by countout
– At Turning Point 2020, Mack defeated Moose by DQ
– At Genesis 2021, Mack defeated Moose in an I Quit Match
– On November 7, Mack defeated Brian Cage in the final of a tournament to become the first holder of the revived XPW World Title, but would immediately lose the belt to Cage
– At Throwback Throwdown II, Mack (as Downtown Daddy Brown) defeated Sex Ferguson
– At Hard To Kill 2022, Mack, Eddie Edwards, Rich Swann, Heath & Rhino defeated Doc Gallows, Karl Anderson, Eric Young, Joe Doering & Deaner in a Hardcore War
– On the Sacrifice 2022 pre-show, Mack & Rich Swann defeated Honor No More (Matt Taven & Mike Bennett)
– In May 2022, Mack announced that he had left Impact Wrestling