Former NFL player turned WCW wrestler (and Four Horseman) Steve "Mongo" McMichael has recently re-emerged in the wrestling world thanks to the Twitter account 'what will mongo do next?'
The account posts clips of Mongo's wrestling days in WCW where he, despite his best efforts, doesn't always grasp what's happening in the ring. The clips have given many on wrestling Twitter a laugh and the account already has 15,000 followers in less than a week.
You can view some Mongo gems below.
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 2, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) May 31, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) May 31, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) May 31, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 1, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 1, 2020
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 1, 2020
??? pic.twitter.com/dygEaPjLCS
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 1, 2020
nailed it pic.twitter.com/NyGPUbB04S
— what will mongo do next? (@ThatsOurMongo) June 2, 2020
Though fans have laughed at Mongo's struggles in the ring, Lance Storm wants fans to remember that Mongo put forth a valiant effort and could have easily coasted off his football reputation.
As much as I love this account I hope people Respect Mongo for the effort he put forth. He was thrown in the deep end and went full bore. Many others would have big leagued and been lazy. #Respect. https://t.co/OIUBCPA9IB
— Lance Storm (@LanceStorm) June 4, 2020
Mongo is a former WCW United States Champion and last wrestled in 1999. He did serve as a referee at TNA Bound For Glory in 2008 in the Monster's Ball match for the TNA World Tag Team Titles.
