Pam Adkisson, Kevin Von Erich Wife & 6 Children, Meet Von Erich Wrestling Family

Pam Adkisson is the name of Kevin Von Erich’s wife. The couple has been married to each other since August 1, 1979. Living in Hawaii, the husband and wife collaborate to manage a family investment company.

Currently, the former professional wrestler is anticipating Zac Efron’s portrayal of him in the upcoming A24 movie The Iron Claw.

Also known as Cosmic Cowboy, the 6 feet 2 inches tall wrestler Kevin Von Erich sported a techniker style of wrestling. In 1991, he participated in the Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre in Mexico. 

Kevin and Chris Adams defeated Michael Hayes and Buddy Roberts of the Fabulous Freebirds on April 2, 1993, at the Sportatorium’s Adkisson Benefit Show for the Global Wrestling Federation.

On January 7, 1995, Kevin competed for Jim Crockett, Jr.’s NWA promotion, which was based at the Sportatorium, and defeated Greg Valentine to win the North American heavyweight title.

Von Erich forfeited the title to John Hawk a week later. Following that, for a limited period, he allied himself with manager Skandor Akbar. By the end of 1995, Kevin had reduced the number of times he appeared in the ring and had declared his retirement.

The Von Erich family consists of a husband, a wife, their four children, and 11 grandkids.

Kevin and Pam are parents to Kevin Marshall (born November 10, 1992), Jillian Lindsey (born February 10, 1985), David Michael Ross (born June 1, 1988), and Kristen Rain (born February 3, 1981).

The former wrestler acted as the Von Erich family’s representative when Michael Hayes inducted them into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 4, 2009. Kevin accompanied his sons Ross and Marshall to the ring on June 15, 2014, at Slammiversary for a tag-team match.

During the WWE Hall of Fame event on April 2, 2016, Kevin made an appearance to talk about his friendship with The Fabulous Freebirds.

Kevin Von Erich has a towering net worth of 10 million USD. In addition to his father’s business, Kevin is well-known for his World Class Championship Wrestling with the Von Erich wrestling family.

Kevin made a name for himself in the Dallas region in the late 1970s. In 1978, while competing in a tag team with his small brother David, he experienced his first significant success.

They won the NWA American Tag Team Championship and the NWA Texas Tag Team Championship twice each during the course of the year. Kevin won the NWA American Heavyweight Championship on Christmas Day 1978, solidifying his position in the promotion’s singles division.

On January 21, 1980, Kevin Von Erich competed in his lone WWF encounter against Johnny Rodz, which he won. Kevin rose to prominence in the promotion as the 1980s got underway and proceeded to triumph in both singles and tag team competitions with a variety of different partners, winning multiple championships.

In other territories operated by the NWA, like St. Louis, Georgia Championship Wrestling, and also Florida Championship Wrestling, Kevin would frequently make appearances as the early 1980s went on. Additionally, Kevin took part in a few matches for the World Wrestling Federation.

Born on May 15, 1957, Adkisson was the backup fullback to Garry Smith while playing football at North Texas State University.

Unfortunately, an injury interrupted his football career and his desire to play in the National Football League. In 1976, Adkisson began competing as Kevin Von Erich, which was the beginning of his glorious wrestling career.

He wrestled for his father’s organization, World Class Championship Wrestling, for most of his career. Kevin was one of the promotion’s biggest stars thanks to his inherent athletic talent and attractiveness.

Von Erich had significant success in the promotion as a singles wrestler as a member of tag teams, frequently taking part in some high-profile feuds. In a sport where practically every wrestler wars high-topped boots, Kevin was well-recognized for competing barefoot. He was frequently sarcastically referred to as “The Barefoot Boy” by World Class announcers on WCCW broadcasts.

Kevin subsequently said in an interview that he never intended to wrestle barefoot, but that one of his fights was interrupted by someone hiding his boots as a prank, and since he couldn’t find them in time, he simply went out barefoot, which later became his trademark.

Contrary to common opinion, he competed in matches throughout his early career while wearing boots. These battles included his first contest against Paul Perschmann, alias Playboy Buddy Rose, and against Superfly Jimmy Snuka. Jimmy, who wrestled barefoot as well, was greatly admired by Kevin, who frequently imitated his soaring body splash from the top rope, known as the Superfly.

Kevin, the son of legendary wrestler Fritz Von Erich, had four wrestler brothers: David, Kerry, Mike, and Chris. Well, Jack, the oldest brother, passed away in 1959, and as of now, Kevin is the only surviving son of Fritz Von Erich.

Kevin’s brothers Kerry and David will always be his most well-known partners, though. On July 9, 2017, Von Erich, then 60 years old, wrestled for the first time being 22 years old.

He participated in a victory over Marty Jannetty, Jumping Lee, and Gery Roof at The Rage Wrestling Mega Show in Tel Aviv, Israel, along with his kids Ross and Marshall.