NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship ( 1 time) - with Rocky Johnson. NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship ( 1 time) - with Porkchop Cash. GWF Tag Team Championship ( 1 time) - with Perry Jackson. GWF North American Heavyweight Championship ( 1 time). EPW Texas Heavyweight Championship (1 time). Big D Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Action Jackson. He is semi-retired, appearing from time to time with a few independent promotions in Texas. After the death of friend Chris Adams in 2001, Parsons cut back on his appearances. He also worked for the United States Wrestling Association where he was managed by Skandor Akbar and Percy Pringle. Parsons and Jackson feuded with The Ebony Experience. In 1992, Parsons went to the Global Wrestling Federation with Jackson and won the tag team title with him and also won the North American title, which was their top title. In the early-1990s, he moved over to the Herb Abrams-owned Universal Wrestling Federation and feuded with Colonel DeBeers over his treatment of African-American referee Larry Sampson, who was Parsons's storyline cousin. Parsons was known as the "Blackbird" during this feud and formed a trio called "The Blackbirds" with Perry "Action" Jackson and Harold T. Hayes teamed with Kerry and Kevin Von Erich and they had a long feud that eventually saw Gordy side with Hayes and the Von Erich's and Roberts leave the promotion. Hayes left The Fabulous Freebirds, to help them get revenge on him. In late 1987, he joined Terry Gordy and Buddy Roberts after Michael P.S. Parsons feuded mostly with Adams and with Savannah Jack for many months, and his feud with Jack carried over to Ken Mantell's new Wild West Wrestling promotion. Iceman then went on to the Universal Wrestling Federation, where he was snubbed out of a tag team title tournament in 1987. He wrestled briefly in the Texas All-Star Wrestling promotion in 1986 and formed the "Dream Team" with Tiger Conway, Jr. He also formed "Rock 'n' Soul" with Buck Zumhofe and they had a big feud with Bill and Scott Irwin. He feuded with the Von Erichs and Chris Adams. In 1984, because of talents and booking agent changes in Charlotte, King then moved on to World Class Championship Wrestling. 
In 1982, he moved on to Jim Crockett Promotions where he teamed with Porkchop Cash and feuded with Don Kernodle and Jim Nelson over the NWA Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship. Bill Ash booked all the talent and the matches. King moved to Worland, Wyoming and wrestled for the Rocky Mountain Wrestling promotion for about a year, wrestling in Wyoming, Idaho, and Utah. King moved to Barling, Arkansas and lived there while working for the Tulsa promotion and Leroy McGuirk circa 1978-79. While in the promotion, he teamed with Rocky Johnson and won the tag team title. Both Don and Elton Owen promoted in Washington and Oregon. Bosch contacted Don Owen and was successful in landing a job for King in the NWA's Pacific Northwest territory.
King started for the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)'s Paul Bosch Promotion in Houston, Texas. Parsons started wrestling in 1979 after being trained by Nick Kozak. His famous catch-phrase was "It be's that way sometimes-have mercy!"
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