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Percy Watson

January 20, 2023

For other people named Percy Watson, see Percy Watson (disambiguation).

Nicholas Christopher McNeil (born August 19, 1981), better known by his ring name Percy Watson, is an American professional wrestler, commentator, and former professional football player. He is best known for his time with WWE as a commentator on the NXT brand, 205 Live, and WWE Main Event.

Percy Watson
Watson in May 2013
Birth nameNicholas Christopher McNeil[1]
Born (1981-08-19) August 19, 1981 (age 41)[2]
Leland, North Carolina,
United States[3]
Alma materWestern Carolina University
Children1
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Nick McNeil[4]
Chris McNeil[4]
Percy Watson[5]
Cordell Porter
The Unknown Hand
Billed height6 ft 6 in (198 cm)
Billed weight245 lb (111 kg)[1][5]
Billed fromSouth Beach, Florida[5]
Trained byFlorida Championship Wrestling
Debut2009[1]

College and professional football career

Nick McNeil graduated from Western Carolina University with a bachelor's degree in computer information systems.[1] He was a three time All-Southern Conference selection at left defensive end for the Catamounts. As a sophomore, he led the Southern Conference in sacks with 10. As a junior, he led the conference in fumble recoveries. He finished his collegiate career tied for fourth all-time on the WCU tackles-for-loss list with 45. He finished sixth on the WCU all-time sack list with 18.5.[6] McNeil had experience in professional football from 2004-2006, spending time on the National Football League practice squads of the Green Bay Packers and Washington Redskins, as well as being on the offseason rosters of the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants.[1][7]

Professional wrestling career

World Wrestling Entertainment / WWE

Florida Championship Wrestling (2009–2011)

McNeil signed a developmental deal with World Wrestling Entertainment in 2009 and began training with their developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW). He made his FCW debut in September 2009 under his real name Nick McNeil, however shortly after that he tweaked his name to Chris McNeil. On October 1, 2009, he re-introduced himself as Percy Watson along with his tag team partner Darren Young and they called themselves the South Beach Party Boys.[8]

NXT (2010–2013)

McNeil participated in the second season of NXT under the name of Percy Watson, with Montel Vontavious Porter as his mentor.[9][10] Watson made his debut on the June 8, 2010 episode of NXT with the nickname "Showtime" Percy Watson, teaming with MVP and defeating Husky Harris and Cody Rhodes.[11] Watson was noted for being fun,[12] energetic[13] and similar to Eddie Murphy.[14] As part of his gimmick, Watson wore red glasses and even wrestled with his glasses on.[13]

In the NXT poll on the June 29 episode, Watson was ranked in second place, just behind Kaval.[15] On July 6, Watson won the Talk-the-Talk challenge and was rewarded with the chance to host a talk show the following week.[16] In his talk show segment, Watson had his Pro MVP as his talk show guest. However, in order to make a statement, Watson tried to set up MVP to receive an attack from the other Rookies, but the other Pros came to MVP's aid.[17] On the July 20 episode of NXT, Watson was a guest on MVP's VIP Lounge, where he was confronted by MVP about his actions the previous week. The two made amends after a heartfelt apology from Watson.[18] On the July 27 episode of NXT, Watson became the first Rookie to defeat a Pro in a singles match by defeating Zack Ryder.[19] On the August 17 episode of NXT, Watson was eliminated from the show, finishing fifth overall.[20] After Season 2 of NXT, Watson then competed in various dark matches but never appeared on WWE programming.[1]

 
McNeil as Percy Watson against Johnny Curtis in a match on NXT in 2012.

Watson returned on WWE programming on the September 8 episode of WWE Superstars without glasses and with a more toned-down gimmick, teaming with Titus O'Neil in a losing effort against Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks.[21] He then redebuted on the fifth season of NXT not as a Rookie, but as Titus O'Neil's friend and tag team partner.[22] Watson and O'Neil would enjoy success against Derrick Bateman and Tyson Kidd,[23] as well as Bateman and JTG.[24] However, Watson and O'Neil would find themselves unable to beat Darren Young and JTG.[25] Watson would also compete as a singles competitor on NXT, earning wins against the likes of Tyler Reks[26] and Heath Slater.[27]

After O'Neil turned his back on the fans, he urged Watson to do the same on the January 25, 2012 episode of NXT. When Watson refused, O'Neil shoved him and a match between the two was booked, leading to O'Neil defeating Watson. O'Neil continued to attack Watson after the match, leading to Alex Riley saving Watson.[28] On the February 1 and February 29 episodes of NXT, Watson and Riley teamed up to face O'Neil and Young, but were defeated both times.[29][30] On the March 7 episode of NXT, Watson received his rematch against O'Neil and defeated O'Neil.[31] From late April, Watson was involved in a storyline in which he was blamed for various backstage attacks on other wrestlers,[32] but the storyline was abruptly dropped as NXT Redemption drew to a close.[33] On the final episode of the fifth season of NXT on June 13, Watson teamed with Derrick Bateman in a loss to Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks.[34]

After the conclusion of NXT Redemption, NXT transitioned into the renamed Florida Championship Wrestling developmental territory.[35] Watson continued on appearing on the rebooted NXT in a loss to Jinder Mahal on the July 18 episode of NXT.[36] It would be the start of a losing streak for Watson, who went on to lose to the likes of Kassius Ohno and Leo Kruger in 2012.[37][38] Watson then formed an occasional team with Yoshi Tatsu, but they could find no success either; losing to the Ascension (Conor O'Brian and Kenneth Cameron) on the November 14, 2012 episode of NXT.[39] On the January 23, 2013 episode of NXT, Watson and Tatsu entered the NXT Tag Team Championship Tournament to crown the inaugural champions but were defeated by The Wyatt Family (Luke Harper and Erick Rowan) in the first round.[40] On May 17, 2013, Watson was released;[41] his final televised match was a loss in a six-man tag match against The Shield.[42]

Independent circuit (2014)

After being released, Watson made his independent debut on June 14, 2014 at Universal Championship Wrestling event called UCW Hometown Throwdown, in Georgia where he lost to Lance Hoyt.[43]

Return to WWE (2016–2019)

On November 30, 2016, at the NXT taping, Watson returned as the third man in the broadcast booth, joining Tom Phillips and Corey Graves. Graves made a full-time move to the Raw brand's commentary booth in early 2017, with Nigel McGuinness joining Watson and Phillips. On April 10, 2018, Watson debuted as a color commentator on 205 Live, alongside Vic Joseph and also on Main Event by next day.

Watson was replaced on 205 Live by Aiden English as of January 22, 2019 and moved to NXT. During WrestleMania 35 weekend he did commentary for Worlds Collide with Vic Joseph.[44] In April he was replaced on Main Event by various people including Sam Roberts[45] and David Otunga.[46] Then at the NXT tapings in May, he was replaced on the commentary team by Beth Phoenix.[47] On May 11, it was reported Watson would be departing the company to pursue ventures outside of wrestling.[48]

Return to Independent circuit (2021-present)

Championships and accomplishments

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External links

  • WWE Profile
  • Percy Watson's profile at Cagematch.net, Wrestlingdata.com

January 20, 2023
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For other people named Percy Watson see Percy Watson disambiguation This article s lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points Please consider expanding the lead to provide an accessible overview of all important aspects of the article March 2019 Nicholas Christopher McNeil born August 19 1981 better known by his ring name Percy Watson is an American professional wrestler commentator and former professional football player He is best known for his time with WWE as a commentator on the NXT brand 205 Live and WWE Main Event Percy WatsonWatson in May 2013Birth nameNicholas Christopher McNeil 1 Born 1981 08 19 August 19 1981 age 41 2 Leland North Carolina United States 3 Alma materWestern Carolina UniversityChildren1Professional wrestling careerRing name s Nick McNeil 4 Chris McNeil 4 Percy Watson 5 Cordell PorterThe Unknown HandBilled height6 ft 6 in 198 cm Billed weight245 lb 111 kg 1 5 Billed fromSouth Beach Florida 5 Trained byFlorida Championship WrestlingDebut2009 1 Contents 1 College and professional football career 2 Professional wrestling career 2 1 World Wrestling Entertainment WWE 2 1 1 Florida Championship Wrestling 2009 2011 2 1 2 NXT 2010 2013 2 2 Independent circuit 2014 2 3 Return to WWE 2016 2019 2 4 Return to Independent circuit 2021 present 3 Championships and accomplishments 4 References 5 External linksCollege and professional football career EditNick McNeil graduated from Western Carolina University with a bachelor s degree in computer information systems 1 He was a three time All Southern Conference selection at left defensive end for the Catamounts As a sophomore he led the Southern Conference in sacks with 10 As a junior he led the conference in fumble recoveries He finished his collegiate career tied for fourth all time on the WCU tackles for loss list with 45 He finished sixth on the WCU all time sack list with 18 5 6 McNeil had experience in professional football from 2004 2006 spending time on the National Football League practice squads of the Green Bay Packers and Washington Redskins as well as being on the offseason rosters of the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants 1 7 Professional wrestling career EditWorld Wrestling Entertainment WWE Edit Florida Championship Wrestling 2009 2011 Edit McNeil signed a developmental deal with World Wrestling Entertainment in 2009 and began training with their developmental territory Florida Championship Wrestling FCW He made his FCW debut in September 2009 under his real name Nick McNeil however shortly after that he tweaked his name to Chris McNeil On October 1 2009 he re introduced himself as Percy Watson along with his tag team partner Darren Young and they called themselves the South Beach Party Boys 8 NXT 2010 2013 Edit McNeil participated in the second season of NXT under the name of Percy Watson with Montel Vontavious Porter as his mentor 9 10 Watson made his debut on the June 8 2010 episode of NXT with the nickname Showtime Percy Watson teaming with MVP and defeating Husky Harris and Cody Rhodes 11 Watson was noted for being fun 12 energetic 13 and similar to Eddie Murphy 14 As part of his gimmick Watson wore red glasses and even wrestled with his glasses on 13 In the NXT poll on the June 29 episode Watson was ranked in second place just behind Kaval 15 On July 6 Watson won the Talk the Talk challenge and was rewarded with the chance to host a talk show the following week 16 In his talk show segment Watson had his Pro MVP as his talk show guest However in order to make a statement Watson tried to set up MVP to receive an attack from the other Rookies but the other Pros came to MVP s aid 17 On the July 20 episode of NXT Watson was a guest on MVP s VIP Lounge where he was confronted by MVP about his actions the previous week The two made amends after a heartfelt apology from Watson 18 On the July 27 episode of NXT Watson became the first Rookie to defeat a Pro in a singles match by defeating Zack Ryder 19 On the August 17 episode of NXT Watson was eliminated from the show finishing fifth overall 20 After Season 2 of NXT Watson then competed in various dark matches but never appeared on WWE programming 1 McNeil as Percy Watson against Johnny Curtis in a match on NXT in 2012 Watson returned on WWE programming on the September 8 episode of WWE Superstars without glasses and with a more toned down gimmick teaming with Titus O Neil in a losing effort against Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks 21 He then redebuted on the fifth season of NXT not as a Rookie but as Titus O Neil s friend and tag team partner 22 Watson and O Neil would enjoy success against Derrick Bateman and Tyson Kidd 23 as well as Bateman and JTG 24 However Watson and O Neil would find themselves unable to beat Darren Young and JTG 25 Watson would also compete as a singles competitor on NXT earning wins against the likes of Tyler Reks 26 and Heath Slater 27 After O Neil turned his back on the fans he urged Watson to do the same on the January 25 2012 episode of NXT When Watson refused O Neil shoved him and a match between the two was booked leading to O Neil defeating Watson O Neil continued to attack Watson after the match leading to Alex Riley saving Watson 28 On the February 1 and February 29 episodes of NXT Watson and Riley teamed up to face O Neil and Young but were defeated both times 29 30 On the March 7 episode of NXT Watson received his rematch against O Neil and defeated O Neil 31 From late April Watson was involved in a storyline in which he was blamed for various backstage attacks on other wrestlers 32 but the storyline was abruptly dropped as NXT Redemption drew to a close 33 On the final episode of the fifth season of NXT on June 13 Watson teamed with Derrick Bateman in a loss to Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks 34 After the conclusion of NXT Redemption NXT transitioned into the renamed Florida Championship Wrestling developmental territory 35 Watson continued on appearing on the rebooted NXT in a loss to Jinder Mahal on the July 18 episode of NXT 36 It would be the start of a losing streak for Watson who went on to lose to the likes of Kassius Ohno and Leo Kruger in 2012 37 38 Watson then formed an occasional team with Yoshi Tatsu but they could find no success either losing to the Ascension Conor O Brian and Kenneth Cameron on the November 14 2012 episode of NXT 39 On the January 23 2013 episode of NXT Watson and Tatsu entered the NXT Tag Team Championship Tournament to crown the inaugural champions but were defeated by The Wyatt Family Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in the first round 40 On May 17 2013 Watson was released 41 his final televised match was a loss in a six man tag match against The Shield 42 Independent circuit 2014 Edit After being released Watson made his independent debut on June 14 2014 at Universal Championship Wrestling event called UCW Hometown Throwdown in Georgia where he lost to Lance Hoyt 43 Return to WWE 2016 2019 Edit On November 30 2016 at the NXT taping Watson returned as the third man in the broadcast booth joining Tom Phillips and Corey Graves Graves made a full time move to the Raw brand s commentary booth in early 2017 with Nigel McGuinness joining Watson and Phillips On April 10 2018 Watson debuted as a color commentator on 205 Live alongside Vic Joseph and also on Main Event by next day Watson was replaced on 205 Live by Aiden English as of January 22 2019 and moved to NXT During WrestleMania 35 weekend he did commentary for Worlds Collide with Vic Joseph 44 In April he was replaced on Main Event by various people including Sam Roberts 45 and David Otunga 46 Then at the NXT tapings in May he was replaced on the commentary team by Beth Phoenix 47 On May 11 it was reported Watson would be departing the company to pursue ventures outside of wrestling 48 Return to Independent circuit 2021 present EditChampionships and accomplishments EditPro Wrestling Illustrated Ranked No 238 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2010 49 References Edit a b c d e f OWOW profile Online World of Wrestling Retrieved 2010 06 06 NFL Player Profile NFL Retrieved 2010 06 08 Western Carolina story a b The Internet Wrestling Database profile a b c WWE bio Brian Gaither Nick McNeil and Michale Spicer Sign NFL Free Agent Contracts Archived 2012 03 26 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved 2010 6 29 Nick McNeil Stats Profile Bio Analysis and More SportsForecaster com Retrieved December 23 2019 Florida Championship Wrestling results Online World of Wrestling Retrieved 2010 06 06 Bishop Matt 2010 06 01 WWE NXT Barrett wins show s first season Slam Sports Canadian Online Explorer Retrieved 2010 06 04 Caldwell James 2010 06 04 WWE News NXT Results Season Two announced Pro amp Rookie pairings revealed Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 2010 06 01 Tedesco Mike 2010 06 08 WWE NXT Results 6 8 10 WrestleView Retrieved 2010 06 18 WWE NXT ROUNDTABLE REVIEWS 7 27 Caldwell Mayer Parks rate and review Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 a b Keller Wade KELLER S WWE NXT REPORT 6 8 Follow up to the big Raw NXT angle plus season two Rookies introduced by Pros some standouts emerge already Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Tedesco Mike WWE NXT Results 7 6 10 Wrestleview Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 6 29 Ongoing virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 4 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 7 6 Ongoing virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 5 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 7 13 Ongoing virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 6 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 7 20 Complete virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 7 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 7 27 Ongoing virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 8 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 8 17 Ongoing virtual time coverage of NXT Season 2 Week 11 Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE SUPERSTARS REPORT 9 8 Bryan dominates main event Fox vs Tamina returns amp TV debuts amp squash matches Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 Caldwell James CALDWELL S WWE NXT RESULTS 9 13 Complete virtual time coverage of NXT Season 5 Week 28 with Cole Cameo Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 September 2011 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 9 13 Alt perspective review of NXT Week 28 overall show Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 19 January 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 10 19 Review of NXT Week 33 talk of Rookie Challenges returns overall show Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 19 January 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 9 20 Alt perspective review of NXT is Showtime Week 29 overall show Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 19 January 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 11 30 Week 39 Bateman wins amp loses Maxine vs A Fox Showtime vs Reks Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 19 January 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 1 18 Week 46 Wedding interrupted Titus turns heel Elvis out of control destructive and unproductive Cole commentary Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 19 January 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 1 25 Week 47 Titus vs Showtime Slater ends The Streak overall show Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 26 January 2012 Walek Gregory Wrestleview com NXT Results 2 1 12 Wrestleview Retrieved 22 March 2012 Walek Gregory Wrestleview com NXT Results 2 29 12 Wrestleview Retrieved 22 March 2012 Walek Gregory Wrestleview com NXT Results 3 7 12 Wrestleview Retrieved 22 March 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 5 9 Week 62 JTG debuts new look Laurinaitis infiltrates NXT Overall Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 12 May 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 5 23 Week 64 NXT loses its way during transition phase Khali amp Zeke in main event Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 30 June 2012 Last week s show pretty much forgot about most of the on going storylines The format of this show has fallen apart in the last two weeks and they didn t mention one word about the Percy Watson ambushing people story in the slightest James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 6 13 Week 67 Final episode of Season 5 WWE introduces FCW stars for Season 6 Usos close out the season Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 9 August 2012 WWE News FCW name being phased out Wrestling Observer Retrieved August 14 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 7 18 Week 5 Gabriel vs Slater main event Steamboat Vickie s daughter Overall Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 9 August 2012 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT RESULTS 9 5 Hero Ohno vs Steamboats feud Ross interviews new NXT champ Clay Usos more Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 15 February 2013 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT REPORT 10 3 Week 16 Kidd amp Gabriel main event Showtime is back Ohno Steamboat issue continues Overall Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 15 February 2013 James Justin JAMES S NXT RESULTS 11 14 Week 21 Rollins s NXT Title feud advances Reigns featured Layla vs Aksana Overall Reax Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 15 February 2013 James Justin JAMES S WWE NXT RESULTS 1 23 Tag Tournament begins HBK appearance Big E in main event Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 15 February 2013 Caldwell James WWE NEWS Seven NXT cuts confirmed including Divas Dolph Ziggler comments on his brother s release Pro Wrestling Torch Retrieved 2 June 2013 Percy Watson in 2013 The Internet Wrestling Database Retrieved 2 June 2013 Percy Watson Matches Cagematch Retrieved December 1 2016 WWE Worlds Collide results An evening of battle royals 2 May 2019 WWE Main Event results Sam Roberts debuts on commentary 20 April 2019 4 24 WWE MAIN EVENT TV REPORT Ruby Riott vs Dana Brooke EC3 vs No Way Jose Otunga responds to Sam Roberts commentary 27 April 2019 Beth Phoenix joins NXT commentary team May 2019 Sapp Sean Ross Percy Watson Leaving WWE For Outside Projects Fightful Retrieved May 11 2019 PWI 500 201 300 Pro Wrestling Illustrated 2010 07 28 Retrieved 2010 07 31 External links EditFCW Profile College Football profile WWE Profile Percy Watson s profile at Cagematch net Wrestlingdata com Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Percy Watson amp oldid 1124181805, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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