Raymond Kessler, a remarkable individual with an extraordinary backstory, overcame the challenges posed by his physical stature as a result of dwarfism, ultimately achieving remarkable success within the realm of professional wrestling, earning the moniker Haiti Kid during his illustrious tenure within the WWE.
Kessler's illustrious professional wrestling career commenced in 1971, marking the beginning of a remarkable journey as a beloved babyface in the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE),where he had the privilege of forming a formidable and enduring tag team with a talented group of wrestlers, consisting of the esteemed Sonny Boy Hayes, the skilled Joey Russell, the agile Little Beaver, and the aerially-gifted Sky Low Low.
Throughout the years, Kessler's impressive skills and versatility enabled him to compete in numerous prestigious promotions across North America, showcasing his exceptional abilities in prominent organizations such as Stampede, the American Wrestling Association (AWA),the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA),Championship Wrestling from Florida, Portland Wrestling, and the Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (MACW).
On the twenty-fifth day of February, one thousand nine hundred and eighty-four, a significant event took place in the world of professional wrestling, as Haiti Kid made a remarkable appearance on an episode of WWE All-Star Wrestling, alongside his partner Tiger Jackson, to achieve a triumphant victory over the duo of Dana Carpenter and Poncho Boy.
This notable appearance marked a significant milestone in the career of Haiti Kid, as he shared the ring with a fellow wrestling legend, Tiger Jackson, in a match that would go down in history as a memorable one. Their victory over Carpenter and Boy was a testament to their skills and chemistry as a tag team.
Moreover, Haiti Kid's career reached new heights when he had the distinction of appearing in the corner of the one and only Mr. T during his highly anticipated match against the formidable "Rowdy" Roddy Piper at the iconic WrestleMania 2.
Noted for his remarkable journey, Haiti Kid's remarkable wrestling career reached new heights at WrestleMania III, as he teamed up with Hillbilly Jim and the youthful Little Beaver to take on a formidable opposition in the shape of the mighty King Kong Bundy, the skilled Little Tokyo, and the illustrious Lord Littlebrook.
In the year 1993, a pivotal moment in Kessler's illustrious career unfolded as he embarked on a highly publicized feud with the formidable Butch Cassidy within the esteemed Puerto Rico's World Wrestling Council, an organization renowned for its rich history and tradition of fostering exceptional wrestling talent.
Throughout this tumultuous period, Kessler consistently demonstrated his remarkable skills and unwavering tenacity, showcasing his unrelenting passion for the sport and his unshakeable resolve to excel at the highest level.
As the years went by, Kessler's impressive run in the World Wrestling Council came to a close, and in 1994, he made the difficult decision to retire from the world of professional wrestling, leaving behind a lasting legacy that would forever be etched in the annals of wrestling history.
Throughout his illustrious career, Kessler had earned a reputation as a trailblazing wrestler who had inspired countless fans with his unwavering determination and his remarkable athletic prowess, a testament to his unyielding dedication to his craft and his unrelenting pursuit of excellence.
As a result of his remarkable achievements, Kessler's name became synonymous with excellence, and his legacy continued to inspire future generations of wrestlers, cementing his place as one of the most revered and respected figures in the world of professional wrestling.
