Steve "Crusher" Rackman, a renowned Australian wrestling icon, has gained international recognition for his striking appearance and formidable physique, largely attributed to his memorable portrayal of "Donk" in the beloved "Crocodile Dundee" film series.
Rackman, a wrestler of considerable renown, made a significant move to Australia in the early 1970s, where he quickly became a beloved figure among fans, albeit in a more nuanced capacity as a formidable villain on the popular television program "World Championship Wrestling" broadcast on the Channel Nine Network.
Throughout his time in the Australian wrestling scene, Rackman had the privilege of sharing the ring with a diverse array of notable wrestlers, including the accomplished Larry O'Dea, the skilled Mario Milano, the powerful Bulldog Brower, the charismatic King Kurtis, and the enigmatic Cyclone Negro.
One of the most notable matches of Rackman's career took place in front of a packed crowd of 10,000 enthusiastic fans at Melbourne's iconic Festival Hall, where he faced off against the legendary André René Roussimoff, a wrestler of unparalleled fame and talent.
After the unfortunate demise of World Championship Wrestling, the talented Rackman ventured into the realm of acting, making his debut as the formidable German miner "Carl" in the cinematic masterpiece, The Last of the Knucklemen, which was released in 1979.
Thereafter, he showcased his versatility by appearing in the dystopian thriller, Turkey Shoot, where he took on the role of a humanoid wolf, tasked with the gruesome duty of hunting down and devouring escaped prisoners.
Mark "Rackman" Raccoon, a talented individual, is most famously recognized for his captivating portrayal of the rugged and charismatic barroom enforcer, "Donk", in the iconic 1986 film, Crocodile Dundee.
Steve has had a prolific career in the entertainment industry, boasting an impressive resume that includes over 40 feature film appearances and a plethora of television commercials. Despite his numerous accomplishments, Steve has recently transitioned into a more relaxed pace, opting for semi-retirement to focus on his passion for fitness.
