for World Wrestling Council where he won the WWC Television Championship defeating TNT on November 23, 1991. A month later he dropped the title to Invader 1. Then on October 25, 1992, he defeated Invader 1 for the WWC Universal Heavyweight Championship and also a month later he dropped the title to Carlos Colon. During his time in Puero Rico he feuded, with Colon, Invader 1 and Miguel Perez Jr. He also returned to Japan working for W*ING, WAR and IWA Japan from 1992 to 1994. In May 1993 he returned to WCW's Slamboree 1993: A Legends' Reunion where he teamed with Don Muraco and Jimmy Snuka against Blackjack Mulligan, Jim Brunzell and Wahoo McDaniel in a non-contest. That June, he made a one-night appearance for Extreme Championship Wrestling's Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular where he defeated Dark Patriot II. From 1993 to 1994 he worked in Smoky Mountain Wrestling being managed by Jim Cornette where they feuded with Bob Armstrong. Later in his career he worked in Texas on the independent circuit where he feuded with Black Bart, Kevin Von Erich and Greg Valentine. Murdoch was the twenty-seventh entrant in the 1995 WWF Royal Rumble. He was eliminated by Henry O. Godwinn. That May, he wrestled Wahoo McDaniel in a black-and-white "Legends Match" at Slamboree. In March 1996, he defeated Vampire Warrior and The Viking in Kuantan, Malaysia, then he made his last appearance in Japan on the May 23 main event of a Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi show in Tokyo, losing to Yoshiaki Fujiwara. His last match was a victory over Rod Price at a show in Amarillo, Texas on June 6, 1996. Personal life Murdoch was married on September 21, 1966 in Potter County, Texas to Janice Hix. Together, they had one child before divorcing on October 1, 1973. Murdoch is the cousin of wrestler Killer Tim Brooks. Murdoch appeared in four movies: The Wrestler (1974), Paradise Alley (1978), Grunt! The Wrestling Movie (1985), and Manhattan Merengue! (1995). He also appeared on an episode of Learning The Ropes and an episode of The Jerry Springer Show. Murdoch appeared in various rodeo events and at one point, ran his own bar, "Dirty" Dick's Dive. Accusations of racism and KKK affiliation Over the years, several within professional wrestling who knew Murdoch have said he was racist and was a member of the Ku Klux Klan. In a shoot interview, Bad