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Your Comment on Marshall Von Erich
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Alias
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Marshall Adkisson, Marshall Von Erich |
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Familiy Ties
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Marshall Von Erich is the nephew of Chris Von Erich, the nephew of David Von Erich, the grandson of Fritz Von Erich, the nephew of Kerry Von Erich, the son of Kevin Von Erich, the cousin of Lacey Von Erich, the nephew of Mike Von Erich and the brother of Ross Von Erich. |
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Trainer
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Was trained by
Harley Race, Kevin Von Erich and NOAH Dojo. |
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Tag Teams
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The Von Erichs with Ross Von Erich (as Marshall Von Erich) |
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Matches Fought
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Statistics and information about the 100 matches fought by Marshall Von Erich in our events database |
- Kevin Marshall Adkisson was born on November 10th, 1992 in Texas.
- He is the son of Pamala Jean (May) Adkisson a Houston Texas native and Kevin Ross Adkisson aka Kevin Von Erich a native of Illinois and a member of the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame.
- His just as famous grandfather was Jack Adkisson aka Fritz Von Erich who was the owner of the Dallas based World Class Championship Wrestling.
- Marshall was raised in Jefferson, Texas, Shady Shores, Texas and Kilauea HI.
- Marshall has one older brother and two older sisters. Kristen Rain Adkisson Nikolas, Jill Lindsay Adkisson and brother David Michael Adkisson aka Ross Von Erich who like Marshall is wrestler who frequently performs in the ring with Marshall.
- Marshall attended elementary school in Denton County Texas and High School at Kaapa High School on the Island of Kauai. The school has no record of him graduating.
- Trained very briefly as a professional wrestler at the Harley Race Wrestling Academy in Eldon, Missouri. After a one week camp there he went to Pro Wrestling NOAH in Japan and trained there for a few months.
- He then returned to his parents house near Kilauea Hawaii before performing a few times in Kansas & Missouri for World League Wrestling, a company that sponsors shows mostly in the Midwest and is owned by Harley Race.
- Returned to Pro Wrestling NOAH for a few months where he performed a few dozen times in matches in Japan, primarily with his brother. |
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