One of the most memorable feuds in WWE history was between Randy Savage and Jake Roberts. These two all-time greats were at their best in this very emotional and very intense feud. Here is a trip back to the eary ’90s and the Randy Savage/Jake Roberts saga.
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Posted by Frank.Leal
The two biggest names in the WWE in the mid-80s were Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant. Hogan was the WWE champion and the over 7 foot 500lb Giant was already a legend in the wrestling business.
They were good friends, Andre celebrating with Hogan when he won the WWE title and on occasion tagging together.
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The Ultimate Warrior was seemingly unstoppable.
He’d been Intercontinental Champion since SummerSlam 1989, and had “the gods” and all of his “little warriors” at his side to give him strength. At WrestleMania VI on April 1 1990 he defeated the Immortal Hulk Hogan for the World Wrestling Federation Championship in his greatest achievement yet. But The Ultimate Warrior had one fear that he had yet to conquer; death.
The Undertaker was Death’s best friend, and he used it to his advantage against Warrior.
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Posted by IceQueen
In the early 1990s, the World Wrestling Federation had mainly three women who all acted as valets. One was sweet and meek, one brash and violent, the other bold and sassy. This article focuses on these three women.
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Posted by IceQueen
From 1996-1998, World Wrestling Federation fans were treated to the three faces of Mick Foley. This article looks at these characters and the talent and dedication of Mick Foley, who brought them to life.
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