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Ernest "The Cat" Miller (born January 14, 1964 in Atlanta, Georgia), is a former professional wrestler who worked in both the WCW and WWF (now WWE).

Profile

Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Weight: 235 lbs
Birthday: January 14, 1964
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Previous Identities: The Cat
Marital Status: Married with a son
Trained By: Dewayne Bruce at the WCW Power Plant
Professional Debut: 1997
Finishing Move: The Feliner

Previous managers

Sonny Onoo
Miss Jones
Lamont
Vincent

Quotes

"I'm the Greatest!"
"Somebody call my Mama!"
"I have spoken!"
"I'm gonna whoop somebody!"
"I'm gonna lock the doors and whoop everybody!"
"I'ma go outside, get my karate gi, and whoop EVERY redneck in the buildin'!"
"I am a three time! Three time! Three time world karate champion!"
"It ain't easy looking this pretty!"
"Mark Madden I hate yo' fat ass!"
"Sit down Fat Boy!"
"May I please have your attention? Shut the hell up!"
"Now hit my James Brown Music!"
"How many people here came to see The Cat dance?"
"By law, I'm gonna give you 5 seconds to get out of this ring..."
"My hands and feet are registered weapons!"

WCW career

After a career as a karate tournament competitor, Miller was brought into WCW by Eric Bischoff. Miller was a karate instructor and was teaching Bischoff's son, when Bischoff asked him to become a wrestler.

He started out as Glacier's tag team partner in his feud with Mortis and Wrath. He soon left Glacier and became a heel with Sonny Onoo as his manager. He was most often a heel but he had turned face and was the WCW Commissioner in 2000. He began the storyline as a heel but eventually turned face due to the high fan reaction he was getting whenever he entered an arena. He was feuding with Ric Flair's Magnificent Seven group when WCW was purchased by Vince McMahon.

He appeared at some World Wrestling All-Stars shows before going to the WWF.

WWF/WWE career

He served as a wrestler and an announcer for Velocity before he was released from WWE on February 10, 2004.

Accomplishments

3-Time World Karate Champion
Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) ranked him # 479 of the 500 best singles wrestlers during the "PWI Years" in 2003.

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