Randy Colley, born on February 5, 1950 in Alexander City, Alabama, is a professional wrestler best known for his time in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), where he wrestled under the ring name Moondog Rex. Colley achieved success in his wrestling career, winning the WWF Tag Team title with his partner Moondog King in 1981.
Before making a name for himself in the wrestling world, Colley grew up in Alabama, where he discovered his passion for the sport at a young age. He trained tirelessly to hone his skills and eventually made his professional wrestling debut.
Colley's career reached new heights when he joined the WWF and adopted the persona of Moondog Rex. Alongside Moondog King, Colley formed a dominant tag team that captured the attention of wrestling fans around the world. Their victory in the WWF Tag Team title match solidified their status as a formidable duo in the ring.
Despite his success in the WWF, Colley faced challenges throughout his career, including being embroiled in the steroid trial against Vince McMahon in 1994. As a witness in the trial, Colley played a pivotal role in shedding light on the controversial practices within the wrestling industry.
Outside of the ring, Colley found love and companionship with his wife Melanie Auster, whom he married in July 1997. Their relationship provided Colley with unwavering support and comfort as he navigated the ups and downs of his wrestling career.
One of Colley's most memorable moments in the ring came when he squared off against superstar Hulk Hogan for a chance at the WWF title in 1994. The match showcased Colley's determination and skill as he went head-to-head with one of the biggest names in wrestling history.
Randy Colley's legacy as Moondog Rex lives on in the hearts of wrestling fans who remember his contributions to the sport. His dedication, resilience, and passion for wrestling continue to inspire aspiring wrestlers around the world.