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One of the 100 greatest wrestlers of the 20th century (as determined by Inside Wresting).

Inducted into the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2006 as part of the Blond Bombers, his tag team with Ray Stevens.

Returned to the WWE yet again, laying out matches and scripts. [May 2005]

Resigned from the WWE as of October 2004. [October 2004]

Notable Title Wins include: NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight championship; NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team championship w/ Tony Borne (1) and The Hangman (1); NWA Brass Knuckles championship - Amarillo version; NWA North American Heavyweight championship - Amarillo version; NWA United States Heavyweight championship - San Francisco version (6); NWA World Tag Team championship - San Francisco version (9 total) w/ "Superstar" Billy Graham (1), Rocky Johnson (3), Peter Maivia (1), Moondog Mayne (1), Pedro Morales (1), Tony Garea (1) and Pepper Gomez (1); NWA Florida Tag Team championship w/ Ivan Koloff; NWA Florida Television championship; AWA World Tag Team championship w/ Ray Stevens; NWA Americas Heavyweight championship; Canadian International Tag Team championship w/ Raymond Rougeau (2) and Pierre Lefebvre (3); WWF North American Heavyweight championship; WWF Intercontinental championship; WWF Hardcore Championship; Cauliflower Alley Club (1995); WWE Hall of Fame (1996); PWI Stanley Weston Award (2004); Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame (2006) - as a member of the Blond Bombers.

He was an actor and writer, known for WWF Superstars (1986), A Path of His Own (1979) and Undertaker - He Buries Them Alive (1994).

In the early 1980s, he and Sgt. Slaughter had some of the most critically acclaimed and bloodiest matches of that time, wrestling in boot camp matches in many live cards. Their Alley Fight on April 21, 1981 was voted Wrestling Observer Newsletters Match of the Year.

Worked with the WWE in the talent relations field as well as being a road agent/producer from the 1980's - 2000's. He is credited with coming up with the idea for the Royal Rumble match, as well as booking it for years.

Was crowned the first WWF Intercontinental Champion on September 15, 1979. He was said to have won a tournament in Rio de Janeiro to gain the title. In reality the tournament never took place. It was WWE's way of renaming the title by claiming a tournament took place where Pat unified his North American Heavyweight Championship with a South American one. He held the Championship on the one occasion, losing to Olympic strongman Ken Patera on April 21, 1980, in Madison Square Garden, New York.

Pat Patterson was born on January 19, 1941 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada as Pierre Clermont.