WCW Cactus Jack 2nd Theme Song - "Mr. Bang Bang (Intro Edit)" (With Tron)

You can't break what's already broken. You can't tear apart what's already tore apart. And certainly, you can't hurt Cactus Jack, so you better watch your back!
Today, I bring you the complete embodiment of chaos, pain and unpredictability that was Cactus Jack. Someone far removed from the typical flashy or technically refined wrestlers of that particular era, this man was a wild, unhinged and "muy loco" brawler whose style thrived in violence, taking risks and absolutely absorb any punishment. Wearing leopard boots, long and wide Mexican tunics and always dark tank tops and tights, this rugged, curly-haired, scruffy-bearded, toothless smiling bastard was a tough piece of work, who was just all about survival, not caring about how he would win a match, what he would carry to the ring or even how painful it would be, oblivious to vulnerability and pain. After spending a small portion of 1991 and the majority of 1992 using that scary and horrifying funeral theme, he debuted his Slam Jam tune on December 7, 1992 episode of Saturday Night, against enhancement talent Scott Allen. From the end of 1992 to the end of his WCW run, Cactus Jack certainly had one hell of a ride. Had an insane feud with plenty of violence against Paul Orndorff in early 1993, suffering a concussion thanks to a Big Van Vader Powerbomb on the concrete floor on April, having all that confusing lore about being "lost" in Cleveland after months of disappearance, and then, the countless insane fights he had with The Nasty Boys alongside Maxx Payne and Kevin Sullivan, who thanks to this latter, forced him out of WCW for good. Man, I love Mick Foley!

Song made by Michael Raupp, Jimmy Papa & Larry Velez, licensed by World Wrestling Entertainment.

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