Jacques Rougeau
Jacques Rougeau ( born June 13, 1960 in Saint- Sulpice, Quebec ) is a Canadian professional wrestler.
Career
Rougeau, whose father and uncle were well-known wrestler in the Montreal area, began his career in 1977. Initially he was quite successful in Tennessee and Alabama, but could with his brother Raymond win title in Montreal in the team. 1985 changed the Fabulous Rougeaus in the WWE and had feuds with the Hart Foundation and the Killer Bees. After the Royal Rumble 1990 Raymond Rougeau ended his active career. Jacques returned, after a short break, as a single wrestler under the name The Mountie back into the ring. In this gimmick, he embodied a malignant Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer who put his opponent with a stun gun out of action.
On January 17, 1992, he could be in this role, after a victory over Bret Hart, secure the WWF Intercontinental Title. The contract situation of Hart in the WWF was unclear, so it was decided by those responsible, hard to let lose the title to Rougeau. At the same time, the WWF was clear from the outset that he should hold the Intercontinental Title only transitional. Rougeau had the title already passed on Roddy Piper two days later at the Royal Rumble 1992. In October 1992, Rougeau took a break.
In July 1993 he returned to the side of Carl Ouellet as The Quebecers, Johnny Polo managed they were from, in the WWF back. Together they were able to secure the three times World Tag Team Championship. In the late 1990 they changed to the WCW and went there on The Amazing French Canadians as. 1997 Jacques Rougeau defeated in a singles match at the Bell Centre in Montreal Hulk Hogan.
After his active wrestling career Rougeau founded in Montreal, a wrestling school where his son was trained. In addition, he also acts as a promoter and organized wrestling shows.