In the colorful world of professional wrestling, there have been larger-than-life characters who have left an indelible mark on the industry. One such legendary figure is none other than Superstar Billy Graham, a man with bulging biceps, flamboyant outfits, and a mustache that could make Tom Selleck jealous. Let’s take a humorous trip down memory lane to explore the historic and hilarious career of this wrestling superstar!
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Ah, my friend, let me take you back in time to the glorious era of professional wrestling, where heroes and villains clashed in the squared circle, and legends were born. It was the late 1980s, a time when larger-than-life characters captured our hearts and the world watched in awe. And amidst this spectacle, a story unfolded that would forever be etched in the annals of wrestling history—the tale of Hulk Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage, who formed the mighty tag team known as the Mega Powers.
The Rockers. One of my favorite tag teams of the late 1980s, early 1990s. The Rockers were so exciting to watch, starting from their awesome music that they ran out to the ring with, followed by how they leaped over the top rope simultaneously, their long hair, the bright colored tights, the tassels around their arms, to their in-ring high flying, synchronized wrestling moves. Continue reading
The year was 1995. I wasn’t a huge WCW fan, but I would typical tune into the PPVs that began happening monthly. And on July 16, 1995 during the Bash at the Beach pre-show, something actually exciting happened! Continue reading
Let’s set the stage for this iconic heel interview that the enormous King Kong Bundy gave just weeks before Wrestlemania II. With Wrestlemania being such a huge success, it was almost time for Wrestlemania II. In the main event it was the unstoppable King Kong Bundy against the WWF Champion, Hulk Hogan. Continue reading
Yokozuna was a great wrestling attraction. He was an extremely large wrestler, but was able to move pretty well. Yokozuna joined the WWF in late 1992 and immediately received a big push to super stardom. Yokozuna was paired up with Mr Fuji and was known for his devastating finishing move – Banzai Drop – which he would normally give to his opponents multiple times. He was not a fan favorite, but at the same time he wasn’t booed like a bad guy; it was more like a silent fear. Continue reading
Money Incorporated (Inc for short) was quite the ironic tag team when you think about what The Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase and Irwin R. Schyster (abbreviated to I.R.S.) would preach about as heels. Firstly, IRS would walk around calling everyone tax cheats stating that they would need to pay their fair share. Meanwhile, on the other side of the coin (pun intended), you have The Million Dollar Man, constantly bragging about how money could buy him everything. I guess DiBiase was able to pay his fair share to IRS so he wasn’t considered a tax cheat… Continue reading
Demolition was probably my favorite tag team when I was a child. It began with their awesome looking black leather outfit with spikes all over it that even included a sinister looking mask. To top it all off, when they took their masks off, they had awesome looking face paint! Continue reading
This epic tag team rivalry took place off and on for over a year seeing The British Bulldogs have their only WWF Tag Team title reign stolen from them by a crooked referee! Although the Bulldogs would try multiple times, they were never able to regain their titles again. Continue reading
The night had finally come, it was January 22nd, 1994 and it was Royal Rumble time. More importantly, it was time for the first casket match featuring the unstoppable Yokozuna and the even more unstoppable monster, The Undertaker. This is a great follow up to the recent article on Bret Hart’s night at the 1994 Royal Rumble. Continue reading