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Matt Osborne (wrestler) Contents (Top) Professional wrestling career National Wrestling Alliance (1978–1984) World Wrestling Federation (1985–1986) World Class Championship Wrestling (1986–1989) United States Wrestling Association (1989–1991) World Championship Wrestling (1991–1992) World Wrestling Federation (1992–1993) Extreme Championship Wrestling (1994) Late career (1994–2013) Death Other media Championships and accomplishments References External links Matt Osborne This article is about the American wrestler. For … Read More

Contents (Top) Early life Professional wrestling career Professional wrestling style and persona Mixed martial arts career Acting career Personal life Death Championships and accomplishments See also References External links Bam Bam Bigelow Article Talk Read Edit Edit source View history Bam Bam Bigelow Bigelow in 1994 Birth name Scott Charles Bigelow Born September 1, 1961 Mount Laurel, New Jersey, U.S. … Read More

(Top) Early life Professional wrestling career Smoky Mountain Wrestling (1992–1995) World Wrestling Federation (1994–1998) Extreme Championship Wrestling (1998–1999) World Championship Wrestling (2000) Independent circuit (2000–2018) WWE appearances and Hall of Fame (2007, 2009, 2011) Adult entertainment Personal life Legal issues Legacy Championships and accomplishments References Further reading External links Tammy Lynn Sytch Article Talk Read Edit Edit source View history … Read More

Dino Bravo Contents (Top) Early life Professional wrestling career Early career (1970–1985) World Wrestling Federation (1986–1992) Death Championships and accomplishments See also References External links Dino Bravo Not to be confused with Nino Bravo. Dino Bravo Dino Bravo, circa 1979 Birth name Adolfo Bresciano Born August 6, 1948 Campobasso, Molise, Italy[1] Died March 10, 1993 (aged 44)[1] Laval, Quebec, Canada Cause of death … Read More

Andre the Gaint Professional wrestling career Early career (1964–1973) Touring special attraction (1973–1984) World Wrestling Federation (1984–1991) Feud with the Heenan Family (1984–1987) Alliance with Bobby Heenan (1987–1989) Colossal Connection (1989–1990) Sporadic appearances (1990–1991) All Japan Pro Wrestling; Universal Wrestling Association (1990–1992) Acting career Filmography Personal life Death Other media Legacy Biopics Championships and accomplishments See also References André the … Read More

(Top) Early life Professional wrestling career Early career (1953–1967) WWWF/WWF (1964, 1967–1986) The Sicilians and breakup (1967–1969) Becoming a manager (1970) Career as a manager (1971–1984) Final storylines (1979–1986) Superstars of Wrestling and UWF (1986–1991) Return to WWF and retirement (1994–1996) Legacy in the WWE Television and film Personal life Death Filmography Film Television Video games Music videos Championships and … Read More

Mr Fuji Contents (Top) Early life Professional wrestling career Early career (1965–1971) World Wide Wrestling Federation (1972–1974) Mid-Atlantic and Georgia Championship Wrestling (1974–1975) California and Texas (1976–1977) Return to the WWWF (1977–1978) Touring the territories (1979–1981) Second return to the WWF (1981–1996) Teaming with Mr. Saito (1981–1982) Singles competition and Tiger Chung Lee feud (1982–1985) Managerial career (1985–1996) Retirement Death … Read More

List of tallest wrestlers in WWE history Contents (Top) Wrestlers Male Female See also References This is the list of tallest wrestlers in the history of WWE, an American professional wrestling promotion.[1][2][3] The tallest currently active wrestler in WWE, Omos Wrestlers[edit | edit source] Male[edit | edit source]   Billed height (imperial system) Billed height (metric system) Billed weight (in pounds) Ring name Nationality 8ft 0” 2.44 m 460 … Read More

Bobby Heenan Bobby Heenan Bobby Heenan, 1989 Birth name Raymond Louis Heenan Born November 1, 1944[1] Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Died September 17, 2017 (aged 72) Largo, Florida, U.S. Spouse(s) Cynthia Jean ​ (m. 1978)​ Children 1 Professional wrestling career Ring name(s) Bobby “The Brain” Heenan Billed height 5 ft 10 in (178 cm)[2] Billed weight 242 lb (110 kg)[2] Billed from Beverly Hills, California[3] Debut 1961 Retired April … Read More

Contents (Top) Early life Football career Professional wrestling career Stampede Wrestling (1986–1988) World Championship Wrestling (1989–1996) Flyin’ Brian (1989–1993) Hollywood Blonds (1993–1994) Four Horsemen; “Loose Cannon” (1995–1996) Extreme Championship Wrestling (1996) World Wrestling Federation (1996–1997) Feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin (1996–1997) Hart Foundation (1997) Personal life Death Legacy Championships and accomplishments Football Professional wrestling Media See also References Further … Read More