weight in prison and was considered a heavyweight instead of a light heavyweight. Later that year Kendall teamed with Dan Spivey for a tour of All Japan Pro Wrestling. He made his debut for the promotion on Nov 14, 1992 in Omiya, Japan in a losing effort to the Miracle Violence Connection. Spivey and Windham competed in the AJPW Real World Tag League 1992 event, and on Nov 17th defeated Dory Funk Jr and Tsuyoshi Kikuchi. On December 1, 1992, he teamed with Johnny Ace in a losing effort against Joel Deaton and Andre the Giant in Ishikawa, Japan. The tour ended with Spivey and Windham facing Billy Black and Joel Deaton on Dec 4th in Tokyo. Windham returned to All Japan the following year to participate in the AJPW Summer Action Series 1993. He wrestled in multiple singles matches on the tour, facing Jun Akiyama, Pete Roberts, and Takao Omori. On July 7, 1993, Windham teamed with Big Bubba (Big Bossman) to defeat Akira Taue & Takao Omori in Hyogo, Japan. Later that fall he participated in the AJPW Giant Series 1993, again teaming with Big Bossman as well as Stan Hansen and Ted Dibiase. World Championship Wrestling (1993) Kendall returned to WCW on July 10, 1993, teaming with Mark Starr to face The Hollywood Blonds on WCW Worldwide. On the December 25th episode of Worldwide he teamed with an unknown wrestler to face Pretty Wonderful in an unsuccessful effort. At the same taping in Orlando, Florida he was defeated by Paul Roma. Extreme Championship Wrestling (1995) Windham surfaced on January 14, 1995 in ECW, defeating Hack Myers at a house show in Davie, FL. Two days later he defeated Prey of the Dead (Horace Hogan) at a show in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. World Championship Wrestling (1997–1999) Windham returned to WCW on September 15, 1997. His head now shaved, he lost to Chris Adams in a dark match for Monday Nitro in Charlotte, NC. A month later he made his next appearance, defeating Chavo Guerrero Jr. on WCW Pro. Four days later he would beat old rival Bobby Eaton on WCW Saturday Night. Kendall would initially feud with Chris Adams and Jim Duggan. He made his first official PPV appearance at WCW World War 3 on November 23, 1997, competing in the 60 person battle royal. On January 22, 1998, he became one of the earlier participants in the