Mike Shaw was born on September 6, 1957, in Skandia, Michigan. Growing up, he developed a passion for wrestling and dreamed of becoming a professional wrestler one day.
Shaw began his wrestling career in Canada, where he joined the Calgary Stampede Wrestling promotion. It was here that he gained recognition and established himself as a formidable wrestler. He was known as Makhan Singh during his time in Calgary Stampede Wrestling and engaged in memorable feuds with future WWF superstars like Owen Hart.
Shaw's career took a new turn when he joined WCW and adopted the persona of Norman the Lunatic. He quickly became a fan favorite due to his unique character and impressive in-ring skills. However, it was in the World Wrestling Federation where Shaw truly made a name for himself.
Under the persona of Bastion Booger, Shaw became one of the most recognizable wrestlers in the WWF. His larger-than-life personality and unorthodox style set him apart from his peers, making him a standout performer in the ring.
Shaw also had a brief stint as Friar Ferguson, the 'mad monk,' in the WWF. However, his portrayal of the character drew criticism from the Catholic Church, leading to a change in his persona.
Outside of wrestling, Shaw led a relatively private life. He was known for his dedication to his craft and his commitment to entertaining audiences around the world.
Mike Shaw's impact on the world of professional wrestling cannot be understated. His larger-than-life characters and unmatched charisma left a lasting impression on fans and fellow wrestlers alike. Though he may no longer be in the ring, Shaw's legacy continues to live on through the memories and moments he created during his illustrious career.