Stan Frazier

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Stan Frazier
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Ring name(s) Uncle Elmer
Plowboy Frazier
Big Tex
Ed Younger
The Convict
Tiny Frazier
Pascagoula Plowboy
The Giant Rebel
Kamala II
Giant Hillbilly
Height 6ft 11in
Born August 16, 1937
Died July 1, 1992
Pascagoula, Mississippi
Debut 1960
Retired 1990


Note: This is not the drummer from Sugar Ray.

Stan Frazier (August 16, 1937 - July 1, 1992) was a professional wrestler better known as Uncle Elmer and Plowboy Frazier from Pascagoula, Mississippi.

As Uncle Elmer, he had two highlights first he was married on Saturday Night's Main Event despite being a victim of Rowdy Roddy Piper's bad mouthing on his wedding and second he wrestled Adrian Adonis at WrestleMania 2 and lost.

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