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Scott Putski

James Scott Bednarski, best known by the ring name Scott Putski, is a retired American professional wrestler. He is a second generation wrestler, being the son of his trainer Ivan Putski, alongside whom he has wrestled on several occasions.

Professional wrestling career
Early career (1986–1991) After attending college at Texas Christian University, where he played football as a running back, Soon after debuting, he began a short feud with fellow light heavyweight Brian Christopher and even teamed up with his father Ivan to defeat Christopher and his father, Jerry Lawler, on the July 14 episode of Raw. After the feud, Putski collected a number of victories against enhancement talents, before he lost to Christopher via injury, making the referee call for the bell at the pay-per-view Ground Zero: In Your House on September 7. Putski left the company shortly afterwards. World Championship Wrestling (1998–1999) After a brief hiatus, Putski joined World Championship Wrestling and debuted for the company on the May 4 episode of Monday Nitro, where he wrestled to a no contest against Kidman. On the July 6 episode of Nitro, he defeated Scotty Riggs to claim his first victory. Putski was squashed in under a minute by World Heavyweight Champion Goldberg on the July 9 edition of Nitro and, a month later, faced World Television Champion Chris Jericho but was unable to win the title. Putski was also defeated by World Television Champion Rick Steiner on the May 5, 1999 edition of Thunder. He continued to feature in lower-card matches, usually on the losing end, before leaving the company in late 1999. Later Career (2001–2005) After a two-year-long hiatus, Putski debuted for the Arlington-based Professional Championship Wrestling on December 12, 2001. While in PCW, he and Cedric Crain formed a tag team called the "Cowboys From Hell". Soon after their formation, the Cowboys won the Tag Team Championship. On July 26, Putski and Crain gave the belts to Apocalypse and Tim Storm. He wrestled until 2005. Return to wrestling (2013–2014) After eight years in retirement, Putski returned to the ring for the National Wrestling Alliance for their Ark-La-Tex promotion that spread throughout Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. On June 30, 2013, Putski became the inaugural NWA Ark-La-Tex Heavyweight Champion, defeating Killer McKenzie. ==Championships and accomplishments==
Championships and accomplishments
Continental Wrestling Alliance • CWA Heavyweight Championship (1 time) • Global Wrestling FederationGWF North American Heavyweight Championship (1 time) • GWF Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Terry Sims • GWF Texas Heavyweight Championship (1 time) • NWA Ark-La-Tex • NWA Ark-La-Tex Heavyweight Championship (1 time) • Professional Championship Wrestling • PCW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Cedric Crain • United States Wrestling Federation (Texas) • USWF Texas Heavyweight Championship (1 time) ==References==
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