| rdfs:comment | - Tony Borcherding (June 6 1974) is an American wrestler better known under his ring name 2 Tuff Tony. He is best known for his career in Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South, Combat Zone Wrestling, Big Japan Pro Wrestling, and currently Juggalo Championship Wrestling where he appears frequently tagging with Mad Man Pondo. The duo are known in Japan as 'Baka Gaijin' or 'Crazy Foreigners'.
- He has also been both a frequent opponent and tag team partner of Corporal Robinson. During his run as Midwest Renegade Wrestling heavyweight champion, Tony was a member of a wrestling group known as The SINdicate. His allies in the group included Ty Dalton and Deno Blade. 2 Tuff Tony made a name for himself on the independent wrestling circuit for his extreme style and his natural charisma. He also is noted for his 'corkscrew dive', in which he places his opponent on a wooden table, then jumps off the top rope while spinning, crashing both he and his opponent through the table. He has performed this finishing maneuver by jumping out of balconies, off stages, and even in a parking lot (leaping from the top of a Ryder Moving truck).
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| abstract | - Tony Borcherding (June 6 1974) is an American wrestler better known under his ring name 2 Tuff Tony. He is best known for his career in Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South, Combat Zone Wrestling, Big Japan Pro Wrestling, and currently Juggalo Championship Wrestling where he appears frequently tagging with Mad Man Pondo. The duo are known in Japan as 'Baka Gaijin' or 'Crazy Foreigners'.
- He has also been both a frequent opponent and tag team partner of Corporal Robinson. During his run as Midwest Renegade Wrestling heavyweight champion, Tony was a member of a wrestling group known as The SINdicate. His allies in the group included Ty Dalton and Deno Blade. 2 Tuff Tony made a name for himself on the independent wrestling circuit for his extreme style and his natural charisma. He also is noted for his 'corkscrew dive', in which he places his opponent on a wooden table, then jumps off the top rope while spinning, crashing both he and his opponent through the table. He has performed this finishing maneuver by jumping out of balconies, off stages, and even in a parking lot (leaping from the top of a Ryder Moving truck).
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