In early 1988, he was tangentially involved in the falling out of Kendo Nagasaki and Rollerball Rocco when he and 'Ironfist' Clive Myers faced the duo in a televised contest in Croydon.
Kendo's manager George Gillette blamed Rocco for the unmasking, igniting a major feud that would run on into the early 1990s.
On 21 December 1991 in Bremen, he and Chris Benoit defeated Franz Schumann and Miles Zrno for the CWA World Tag Team Championship.
[6] They vacated the titles in June 1992 after Taylor suffered an injury and Benoit left the CWA to compete in New Japan Pro-Wrestling.
[1] On 7 April 2004 Taylor made an appearance in Total Nonstop Action Wrestling as a mentor/coach of Team Britain during the TNA 2004 America's X-Cup Tournament.
[1] In February 2005, Taylor came back to the UK for three weeks with Brian Dixon's All Star Wrestling, where he responded to some comments made by Drew McDonald.
[7] Though the pair reformed their previous tag team, Regal and Taylor would not reuse the Blue Bloods gimmick, instead portraying themselves as sadistic fighters.
Taylor took a more relaxed role for a couple of weeks as a corner man for Regal and only wrestled a few short house show matches.
Taylor would quickly heal from his injury and the pair went on to feud with Paul London and Brian Kendrick in the hunt for the WWE Tag Team Championship.
After defeating London and Kendrick on several occasions, they earned a WWE Tag Team Championship match at Armageddon in December.
sparingly, competing in a 20-Man Battle Royal for the then-vacant World Heavyweight Championship and losing a match to former rival Kane.
From 27 to 29 March 2009, he competed in Chikara's King of Trios Tournament as a member of "Team Uppercut", along with Castagnoli and Bryan Danielson.
[25] On 9 September 2011, Taylor made his debut for small British promotion New Generation Wrestling (NGW) in a winning effort against Jack Gallagher.
[2] Taylor returned to wrestling for one night only on September 23, 2017 teaming with Franz Schuhmann against Salvatore Bellomo and Big Tiger Steele in a no contest in Bremen, Germany.