Jason the Terrible

Professional wrestling career

In August 1981, Moffat attacked a Stampede Wrestling wrestler in the ring, and was tackled through the ropes onto a table.

Moffat debuted in Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling promotion in 1983 under the name Karl "Butch" Moffat. During the mid-1980s, he would win several tag team titles including (Vancouver) All Star Tag Team Championship and the Grand Prix Tag Team Championship in 1984 and 1985. He also had a successful singles career with the World Wrestling Council, twice winning that promotion's Television Championship as well as its Caribbean and Tag Team titles between 1987 and 1989.

Moffat also had a successful run with Stampede Wrestling, feuding with Owen Hart as Jason the Terrible, with white overalls, a hockey mask, and a chainsaw. However, Bret Hart claims that he was bleeding too much in his matches. Ross Hart agrees, saying that "it was a bit of a turn off with our audience." This was proven wrong time and time again in his career. Fans to this day respect the hardcore wrestling style that he created.

Moffat won the Canadian Rocky Mountain Wrestling North American Championship twice in 1993 and 1994, winning it from Chris Jericho and Eric Freeze. On September 23, 1994, he teamed with Randy Rudd and defeated Sonny Corleone and Rob Austin to win the Canadian Rocky Mountain Wrestling Tag Team Championships.

In 1998, he wrestled two matches for Steve Wilde and Otto Gentile's Can-Am Wrestling Federation, losing to both Dr. Hannibal (in a Falls count anywhere match) and the Cuban Assassin. In 2004, Moffat wrestled three matches in Top Ranked Wrestling, one singles match and two tag team matches. He won his first singles match, before winning one and losing one of the tag-team matches.

Later that year, Moffat lost to R.A.G.E. in All Star Pro Wrestling, in what was his final match.

Karl Moffatt made his return to the ring under the Jason the Terrible gimmick for Real Canadian Wrestling in Edmonton where he teamed with Katana to face C-Block in a bloody street fight. Moffatt return to RCW March 2013 to win the Canadian Tag titles with Partner Steven Styles by defeating C-Block in a Bloody brawl.

Jason/Styles lost the tag titles to The Hardliners on May 24 in Camrose, Alberta. Karl left RCW when Manager/ Owner of RCW Steve Ewaschuk ripped him off on both of "Jasons" Retirement Shows in Edmonton and Calgary, Alberta (one of many wrestlers not paid by RCW Wrestling).

Karl Moffat - Jason The Terrible did do a show for Hart Legacy Wrestling in Calgary, Alberta, but he and other wrestlers were not paid. Both Real Canadian Wrestling and Hart Legacy Wrestling have left a foul taste in his mouth because of their dishonesty and inability to pay as well as lies about the his professionalism and integrity as well as that of others in the business.

Personal life

Moffat says that he wasn't friends with most wrestlers, he kept his personal and professional life separate.

While travelling with fellow Stampede Wrestling veterans Davey Boy Smith and Chris Benoit, Moffat suffered massive injuries to his left leg following a head-on collision in Jasper, Alberta on July 4, 1989. It took five years and nine operations to put him back together. The accident occurred because of Ross Hart's dangerous driving in terrible road/weather conditions That injury shortened his career. Moffat is currently a truck driver in British Columbia. He married Arlene Littlechild on May 16 2015 and lives a quiet life with her, his dogs Jakebrake, Samantha Carter, Tazz his cat and his best friend, Terry Nelson.

Championships and accomplishments