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BIG BOSS MAN Real Name: Ray Traylor Height: 6'6" Weight: 315 lbs From: Cobb County, Georgia Finishing Move: Boss Man Slam Career BIG SHOW Real Name: Height: 7'2" Weight: 500 lbs From: Tampa, Florida Finishing Move: The Showstopper BILLY GUNN Real Name: Monty Sopp Height: 6'4" Weight: 268 lbs From: Austin, Texas Finishing Move: Fame-Ass-Er THE BLUE MEANIE Real Name: Height: 6'1" Weight: 292 lbs From: Pepperland CHRISTIAN Real Name: Christian Cage Height: 5'10" Weight: 215 lbs D'LO BROWN Real Name: AC Connor Height: 6'3" Weight: 268 lbs From: Chicago, Illinois Finishing Move: The 'Lo Down Quote: "You better recognize" DROZ Real Name: Darren Drozdov Height: 6'4" Weight: 270 lbs From: Mary's Landing, New Jersey EDGE Real Name: Adam Copeland Height: 6'4" Weight: 240 lbs Finishing Move: Downward Spiral GANGREL Height: 6' Weight: 240 lbs Finishing Move: Impaler GODFATHER Real Name: Charles Wright Height: 6'6" Weight: 320 lbs From: New York City, New York Finishing Move: Pimp Drop Quote: "Pimpin' ain't easy" HARDCORE HOLLY Real Name: Robert Holly Height: 6'1" Weight: 242 lbs From: Mobile, Alabama HARDY BOYZ Matt Hardy Age:24 From: Cameron, North Carolina Jeff Hardy Age:21 From: Cameron, North Carolina JEFF JARRETT Height: 6'1" Weight: 230 lbs From: Nashville, Tennesee Finishing Move: Figure Four Leglock Quote: "Don't piss me off" JERRY LAWLER Height: 6' Weight: 277 lbs From: Memphis, Tennesee Finishing Move: Piledriver KANE Height: 7' Weight: 326 lbs Finishing Move: Tombstone Piledriver KEN SHAMROCK Height: 6'1" Weight: 235 lbs From: San Diego, California Finishing Move: Ankle Lock Submission LOD Animal Real Name: Joseph Laurinaitis Height: 6'2" Weight: 295 lbs From: Chicago, Illinois Hawk Real Name: Michael Hegstrand Height: 6'3" Weight: 273 lbs From: Chicago, Illinois Finishing Move: Doomsday Device Quote: "What A Rush" MANKIND Real Name: Michael Foley Height: 6'2" Weight: 287 lbs Finishing Move: Mandible Claw Quote: "Have A Nice Day" ROAD DOG Real Name: Brian Gerard Armstrong Height: 6'2" Weight: 236 lbs From: Nashville, Tennesee Quote: "Oh you didn't know? Your ass better call somebody!" THE ROCK Real Name: Duane Johnson Height: 6'5" Weight: 275 lbs From: Miami, Florida Finishing Move: The Rock Bottom Quote: "Know your role" SEXUAL CHOCOLATE Real Name: Mark Henry Height: 6'1" Weight: 400 lbs From: Silsbury, Texas SHANE McMAHON Height: 6'2" Weight: 230 lbs From: Greenwich, Connecticut Finishing Move: Whacking his opponent with a foreign object SHAWN MICHAELS Real Name: Michael Hickenbottom Height: 6'1" Weight: 227 lbs From: San Antonio, Texas STEVE AUSTIN Real Name: Steve Williams Height: 6'2" Weight: 252 lbs From: Victoria, Texas Finishing Move: Stone Cold Stunner STEVE BLACKMAN Height: 6'2" Weight: 245 lbs From: Annville, Pennsylvania Finishing Move: The Guillotine TEST Real Name: Andrew Martin Height: 7' Weight: 282 lbs From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Finishing Move: Pump Handle Slam TRIPLE H Real Name: Paul Levesque Height: 6'4" Weight: 246 lbs From: Greenwich, Connecticut Quote: "S*ck It!" UNDERTAKER Real Name: Mark Callaway Height: 6'10" Weight: 328 lbs From: Death Valley Finishing Move: Tombstone Piledriver VAL VENUS Real Name: Sean Morley Height: 6'2" Weight: 240 lbs From: Las Vegas, Nevada Finishing Move: The Money Shot Quote: "Helllo Ladies" X-PAC Real Name: Sean Waltman Height: 6' Weight: 212 lbs From: Minneapolis, Minnesota Finishing Move: X-Factor Quote: "Your ass is grass and I'm gonna smoke it" Wrestler's Real Names: Al Snow - Allan Sarven Big Bossman - Raymond Traylor Billy Gunn - Monty Kip Sopp Bob Holly - Robert William Howard Bradshaw - John Hawk Brian Christopher - Brian Lawler Chris Jericho - Christopher Irvine Christian - Jason Reso D'Lo Brown - A.C. Connor Dok Hendrix - Michael Seitz Edge - Adam Copeland Faarooq - Ron Simmons Gangrel - Dave Heath Gerald Brisco - Gerald Brisco HHH - Jean Paul LeVesque Jacquelyn - Jacquelyn Moore Jeff Jarrett - Jeff Jarrett Kane - Glen Jacobs Mark Henry - Mark Henry Owen Hart - Owen Hart Pat Patterson - Pierre Clemont Paul Bearer-William Moody Paul Wight - Paul Wight Road Dogg - Brian James The Rock - Dwayne Johnson Shane McMahon - Shane McMahon Shawn Michaels - Michael Hickenbottom Stone Cold Steve Austin - Steve Williams Taka Michinoku - Takao Yoshida Undertaker - Mark Callaway Val Venis - Sean Morley Vince McMahon - Vincent McMahon Jr. Viscera - Nelson Frazier X-Pac - Sean Waltman WWF Raw is War Results: Winners are on the left D-Von Dudley vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Edge The Road Dogg vs. Grandmaster Sexay D'Lo Brown and the Godfather vs. Head Cheese Chris Benoit vs. The Rock Scotty 2 Hotty vs. Billy Gunn Esaa Rios vs. Crash Holly Tazz vs. Hardcore Holly Rikishi Phatu vs. Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko Kane vs. Triple H and The Big Show Details: The 4 radicals parade out to ringside with the crowd's displeasure and step into the ring. DX was soon brought to the ring to accompany their newfound friends. Stephanie jumps on the microphone and reminds the crowd what they saw on Smackdown. A movie clip shows Kane piledriving Tori into the mat, and resulting in a neck injury. Stephanie tells the crowd that Kane will receive no mercy tonight. Triple H then grabs the microphone and tells Too Cool they will face RoadDogg and Billy Gunn in a singles match. Also Rikishi will take on Malenko and Saturn. And the possible main event for tonight will be The Rock vs. Chris Benoit. Triple H then goes on to rag on Kane for beating up Tori. Kane appoints himself and X-Pac to do battle in a hand-capped match. Too Cool interrupts and comes down the ring ramp. Kane follows, with his long lost manager Paul Bearer. And finally, to top things off, out comes the great one, The Rock. Too Cool, along with Rock and Kane charge the ring and toss DX out to the floor. Edge w/Christian vs. Jeff Hardy w/Matt Hardy vs. Devon Dudley w/Buh Buh - Edge and Jeff start out double teaming Buh Buh, Edge is kicked to the outside by Devon. Devon now wraps his hands around Jeff's waist, Jeff reverses the hold and moves him infant of a missile drop kick by Edge. Soon there after, Hardy hits a Senton Bomb on Devon and Edge stops the count. Later in the match Edge is rolled up by Devon and pinned. The Dudley Boys will face New Age Outlaws for Tag Titles at WWF No Way Out. Grand Master Sexay vs. Road Dogg - The match was back and fourth for a few minutes. The power then turned in Grand Master's favor. He attempted a leg drop of the top rope and completely missed. Road Dogg took advantage and executed a pump handle slam, followed by the pin. Winner: Road Dogg Godfather & D'Lo Brown vs. Al Snow & Steve Blackman - The Godfather offers the Snow and his partner the hoes for a night instead of fighting. They decline and the bell rings, signaling the beginning of the match. Al Snow wonders out to the outside of the ring and a ho catches his eye, Blackman is rolled up in the ring by D'Lo Brown and pinned. Winner: Godfather & D'Lo Brown Kurt Angle Segment - Kurt Angle walks to the ring, insulting the American's. He explains that Europe is better. He goes on to challenge Y2J for the IC Title at No Way Out. Chris Jericho responds to Angle's request by charging the ring and attacking Kurt Angle. Chyna along with referees then rush the ring and break up the fight. Chris Benoit vs. The Rock - Eddie Guerrero accompanies Chris Benoit to ringside. During the match Guerrero did a very good job of distracting the Rock. The match carries on to the outside and Benoit hit the Rock a steel chair right in the back. Benoit then scores a near fall in the center of the ring. Later in the match, Benoit applies the crossface and it looks to be over. The Rock turns things around and back drops Chris Benoit. The Big Show then rushes the ring and hits The Rock, Chris Benoit then German suplexes him for the pin! Winner: Chris Benoit Billy Gunn vs. Scottie Too Hotty - In a rather fast paced match, Scottie scores a lucky roll-up pin on Billy Gunn. After the match The Outlaws were very displeased with the finish. Winner: Scottie Too Hotty Crash Holly vs. Essa Rios - This match is for the WWF Lightweight Title. Essa has some great highflying moves, as Crash soon discovered. Essa hit a moonsault off the top rope, followed by the pin. Winner: Essa Rios The Hollys are still in the ring when Raw returns from a commercial break. Hardcore tells Crash to get out of the ring and watch him kick some heavyweight ass. Hardcore Holly vs. Tazz - Tazz charges the ring and tosses Hardcore around like a rag doll. Tazz is just about to apply the Tazzmission, when Crash pushes Tazz from behind. The ref calls for the bell and Tazz wins by DQ. Winner: Tazz Rikishi vs. Saturn & Dean Malenko - Rikishi has the task of defeating 2 of the WWF top superstars. Malenko and Saturn start out the match attempting to double team Rikishi. Rikishi slams them both and then Rikishi Drivers Malenko right into the mat. Rikishi tried to climb the top rope, but it stopped when Eddie Guerrero strikes him with a metal object. Winner: Rikishi Triple H & Big Show vs. Kane - Triple H chooses The Big Show as his tag partner to face Kane in tonight's main event. Big Show and Triple H try to team up on Kane off the bat but fail. Later in the match, Kane received a low blow from Triple H. Big Show followed it up with a back breaker. Triple H is ready to pedigree Kane on the chair, when the Rock rushes the ring. Kane flips Triple H over his shoulders and X-Pac and Big Show continue to kick Kane. Cactus Jack enters the ring and the match has turned into an all out brawl! Big Show is chokeslammed by Kane and pinned for the victory! Winner: Kane |
Wrestler Info A -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acolytes The scouting report on the Acolytes is simple: Don't make them mad. Faarooq and Bradshaw are two of the toughest S.O.B.s on the planet, and they love to kick ass just for fun! And don't ever interrupt the Acolytes when they're playing cards ... it may be a painful experience! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Al Snow Distressed over treatment by Federation brass in the past, Al Snow claims he has been psychologically traumatized as a result of his former "gimmicks," which include Avatar and Leif Cassidy. This has all driven Snow to take directions from "Head," a disembodied mannequin he carries with him. Snow has proven that he can succeed when he doesn't have a terrible gimmick weighing him down. Snow finally found his niche in the Hardcore division, and he has secured the Hardcore Championship on multiple occasions. The same actions that once had Snow blackballed in the Federation are now welcome. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- B -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Big Show The Big Show tore into the World Wrestling Federation—literally. He first showed up on at St. Valentine’s Day Massacre in February 1999 by ripping through the ring canvas and, in an amazing display of strength, throwing Stone Cold Steve Austin through a steel cage! Since then he has proven that his big debut wasn’t a fluke. Simply put, the Big Show is a blue chipper. Whether it is lifting up an entire ring or pulling the entire Titan Tron down to the floor, he puts on a show that fans won’t soon forget. Show realized a lifelong dream when he won the Federation Championship at 1999's Survivor Series. At over 7 feet tall and 500 pounds, who can stop the Big Show from attaining all his goals? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Billy Gunn He was a three-time Tag Team Champion as part of the Smokin’ Gunns, but Billy Gunn achieved most of his success once he decided to become "Badd Ass." After the Gunns went their separate ways, Billy found a new attitude along with the Road Dogg Jesse James. As the New Age Outlaws, Road Dogg and Badd Ass have captured the Tag Team Titles five times, making Gunn the only superstar in Federation history to be a eight-time champion in the tag team division. One night after WrestleMania XIV, the Outlaws joined D-Generation X, the most powerful and influential factions in Federation history. Together, the Outlaws became perhaps the most popular and successful duo in Federation history. As great as Badd Ass is in the tag team ranks, many experts say Mr. Ass could be even better in singles competition. He began to live up to those high expectations when he nearly captured the Intercontinental Championship on multiple occasions, and then secured the Hardcore Title just before WrestleMania XV. But whether its in singles competition or the tag team division, there's no denying Mr. Ass is a phenomenal athlete -- arguably the best pound-for-pound in the Federation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Big Boss Man After being absent from the Federation for years, the Big Boss Man made his return to protect Vince McMahon from the likes of Stone Cold Steve Austin and the Undertaker. It wasn’t long before the Boss Man defeated Mankind for his first Federation title – the Hardcore Championship. Soon thereafter, he teamed up with Ken Shamrock to become one half of the Tag Team Champions. His success since returning to the Federation should come as no surprise. He has shed the excess weight which hindered his success in the past. The man from Cobb County is now quicker and more dangerous than ever before. The Boss Man is also more hardcore than ever. He has fed Al Snow his own dog, dragged the casket of the Big Show's father behind a car, and has been Hardcore Champion on several occasions! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Blue Meanie The Blue Meanie is a unique individual. For one thing, he has blue hair and painted-on sunglasses. He’s eccentric, and likes to dance whenever he can. The Meanie is now reunited with longtime friend Stevie Richards, but no one knows exactly what the two have planned. Rest assured, though... The Blue Meanie and Stevie will make their presences felt! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- British Bulldog The British Bulldog, Davey Boy Smith, is one of the most decorated and celebrated athletes in Federation history. This Manchester native proudly represented himself and his native England for many years, winning the Intercontinental Championship once and the Tag Team Championship on two occasions. In addition, Smith was the first-ever European Champion, winning the title in Germany. Unfortunately, a severe injury sidelined the Bulldog for quite some time, and many feared that the powerhouse might never return. The Bulldog surprised fans around the world with his return to the Federation in Sept. 1999, immediately winning the Hardcore Title before handing it over to Al Snow. The Bulldog has his mind on a bigger and better prize, one that has eluded him his entire life, namely the Federation Championship. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Jericho He calls himself a new hero. Your new party host. The Ayatollah of Rock n' Roll-a. The Y2J problem. Call him whatever you want, but the fact remains...Chris Jericho has arrived in the World Wrestling Federation! With one of the most spectacular entrances in the history of sports-entertainment, Jericho made his Federation debut live in Chicago on RAW IS WAR! Although he's only been here for a short while, Jericho has everyone talking. He feels that he is here to save the Federation, and that every single superstar and fan should be down on their knees thanking Jericho for coming. Needless to say, not everyone feels the same way Jericho does. Whatever this brash young superstar has in mind for the Federation and its fans, it's sure to be exciting and surprising! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Christian Christian is an impressive young athlete. This Gothic Warrior is fearless in the ring, and often risks his own health in order to execute maneuvers. Christian came to the Federation as Gangrel’s protégé. It was later learned that Christian was in fact Edge’s brother. The three Gothic Warriors had a brief but stormy history until they finally united as the Brood. This former Light Heavyweight Champion may be light in poundage, but makes up for it in his fearless ring style. He is destined to lead the Federation into the next millennium. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Crash Holly When Hardcore Holly introduced his cousin, Crash, to the World Wrestling Federation, a new era of "super heavyweights" was ushered in. Crash has the same delusion as his veteran cousin. He feels that he is at a level of competition where facing anyone under 6'6" and 400 pounds would be a waste of time. To test his opponents, Crash sometimes carries a scale to the ring prior to his and Hardcore's contests. If their opponents do not meet the "minimum requirements," the Hollys may refuse to wrestle them. Needless to say, this ritual has not endeared the cousins to many superstars, and if they keep it up, the Hollys may get more than they bargained for. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Smackdown Results Kurt Angle kicked off SmackDown! this week by relieving everyone’s worries that he no longer served as a role model. Explaining that he mistook Mae Young for Sexual Chocolate last Monday night, Angle assured the world that he was still a man who children and the elderly could look up to. After the Austin, Texas crowd overwhelmingly disagreed, the Olympic champion took on Val Venis. These two young superstars matched technical ability in this European Championship match until Angle was able to gain the upperhand by knocking Val off the top ropes, sending him back down to the soprano ranks. With the cover, Kurt Angle added European Championship to his already stellar resume. The plan of the night for D-Generation X and their new buddies was “divide and conquer.” First up, Perry Saturn took on Grand Master Sexay. The stylin’ & profilin’ Grand Master showcased the athletic ability that makes him the envy of all on the dance floor and in the ring. Saturn was able to counter with his sheer power. Strategically, Perry tried to destroy Sexay’s arm. Backed by the crowd, Grand Master battled back and nearly had the victory after a Hip-Hop Drop. Referee Tim White was knocked out and unable to make the count though. Soon after, Saturn regained control to lock his opponent in the Rings of Saturn. Although Grand Master Sexay had his foot on the ropes, he tapped out. Edge and Christian then took on the Dudley Boyz. Using their unparalleled teamwork, the young brothers were able to earn the victory, getting them a tiny bit of revenge on Buh Buh and D-Von for possibly costing them the Tag Team Titles last Monday night. After the match, Buh Buh appeared to be injured, bringing out the EMTs. It was all a set-up to get at B.B. though! With the blonde beauty tending to the “fallen” superstar, he sprang to life unharmed and promptly powerbombed her through a table! The “divide and conquer” plan continued as Scotty 2 Hotty took on Dean Malenko. Both of these men posses an enormous quickness and technical ability and each showcased it throughout the match. Soon after the opening bell, Eddy Guerrero made his way ringside. After hitting with the Worm, Scotty went for the victory, but thanks to Eddy’s interference, Dean was able to turn the tide and lock his opponent in the Texas Cloverleaf for the win. In a non-title match, The Rock and Cactus Jack teamed up to take on the New Age Outlaws. Using every underhanded they could think of, Road Dogg and Badd Ass took the early the advantage. It appeared the Outlaws would have the win after Mr. Ass walloped The Rock across the head with the belt. The Great One kicked out though, and Cactus Jack was quickly tagged in. The Hardcore Legend punished Road Dogg for quite some time before electing to finish him off with a piledriver. Luna and Gangrel earned a quick win over Jacqueline and Prince Albert in a mixed Tag match. Chris Benoit had an enorm-“ass” task ahead of him in Rikishi Phatu. Despite Phatu’s tremendous power, Benoit was able to take advantage of his technical prowess and nearly come out on top. Rikishi was able to get out of the way before Benoit connected with a Flying Headbutt though. Dragging his opponent into the corner, Rikishi was ready to finish him off, but the cavalry arrived. Malenko, Saturn and Guerrero hit the ring, forcing a disqualification. The dysfunctional combination of Al Snow and Steve Blackman went up against the Hardy Boyz. The “Head Cheeses” continued their amazing win streak - but give a big assist to the Dudley Boyz who felt the need to get involved. With one hand tied behind his back, Y2J took on Crash and Hardcore Holly in a no disqualification, handicap match. The contest barely got underway before the Acolytes hit the ring and completely decimated the Holly cousins. Thanks to the no-DQ stipulation, Jericho was able to cover Crash Holly for the win after Bradshaw and Faarooq did their thing. Accompanied by their ladies, Triple H and X-Pac made their way to the ring to take on Kane in a handicap contest. The battle quickly moved to the outside, as X-Pac and Kane went at it in the crowd. Back in the squared circle, Triple H took control. The D-Generates did everything possible, but could not slow down the Big Red Machine. A chair shot from Triple H couldn’t even keep Kane down, but it did earn him a disqualification. Turning the tables after the bell, the seven-footer slammed the WWF Champion with the same chair and was about to do the same to X-Pac when Tori intervened. At first, Kane snatched her neck as if he were going to send her up for the chokeslam. He soon let her go, only to grab her again and delivered Tombstone Piledriver! Blind with passion, Kane is unstoppable! Smackdown Spoiler: * The Godfather and D-Lo Brown vs. Head Cheese (Snow and Blackman) * Perry Saturn and Dean Malenko vs. Too Cool * Hardcore Holly vs. Kurt Angle * Rikishi Phatu vs. Chris Benoit * Women's Title: Jacqueline vs. Miss Kitty * The Rock and Cactus Jack vs. The New Age Outlaws * Handicap Match: Triple H and X-Pac vs. Kane I do not know the results please E-mail me them at JAdaveyo6@aol.com... Sundy Night Heat Rusults: The Mean Street Posses's Rodney vs. Tazz Big Vis vs. Funaki D'Lo (with the Godfather and hos) takes on Headbanger Thrasher. Mark Henry (with Mae Young) vs. Big Boss Man We'll take a look at the events that led up to the Triple H/Cactus Jack main event at WWF No Way Out, which comes to you LIVE on Feb. 27 on Pay-Per-View. We'll also take a look at the Radicals turn against Cactus Jack this past Monday on RAW. And last, but certainly not least, Gillberg is in the house! |
D D'Lo Brown D'Lo Brown is considered to be one of the most technically gifted competitors in the World Wrestling Federation. His 'Lo Down finishing maneuver, a version of the Frog Splash, is a top-rope aerial weapon that is truly awe-inspiring. Brown began his career in the Federation as a bodyguard for The Nation, but has since let his individual abilities shine. This Certified Public Accountant, who graduated from the University of Maine, has really come into his own. With his brains and ability, there's no telling how far D'Lo could go! Droz Darren Drozdov joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1998, accompanying the Legion of Doom to the ring as their acquaintance. Known then simply as "Puke," Droz, a former football star with the University of Maryland Terrapins and the Denver Broncos, built quite a reputation for being able to vomit at a moment's notice. After leaving LOD to become a singles competitor, fans became aware of several of Droz's eccentricities, including his "different" look -- cut-off pajama shorts, numerous tattoos and body piercings -- and his affinity for snakes. In fact, Droz introduced his personal tattoo artist, Prince Albert, to the WWF. Joined by the Prince, Droz dished out punishment, and a few piercings, in both singles and tag team competition in the subsequent months. Dudley Boyz The Dudley Boyz have made claims on many occasions that they are the best tag team in the world today, and they believe that history supports their beliefs. The Dudley Boyz spent the last four years in the Philadelphia-based Extreme Championship Wrestling promotion. Buh Buh Ray joined up first, and D-Von, a native of the "South Side of Dudleyville," came shortly after. While there, they built up an entire entourage that joined them during their appearances. D-Von and Buh Buh Ray, though, were the two stellar standouts of the group, and once they decided to combine their skills and compete as a tag team, they were virtually unstoppable. The Dudleys competed in some of the most violent, bloody and dangerous matches ever in ECW, battling in barbed-wire rings and throwing their opponents through flaming tables on many occasions. In addition, their finisher, 3-D -- the Dudley Death Drop -- is one of the most feared maneuvers in the world. Aside from their death-defying tactics in the ring, the duo has quite a reputation for being crude, crass and vulgar. Throughout their careers, the Dudley Boyz have shown an utter disregard for the fans, their opponents and really pretty much anybody who comes into contact with them. With the Dudleys, one message still comes through very clearly -- don't mess with the Dudley Boyz. E Edge Edge, who is Christian's brother and a leading light in the Federation, is one of the most mysterious superstars in the World Wrestling Federation. He often enters the ring from the crowd, thrilling the fans around him. He seems to be in a constant rage, battling forces from within. He has been known to lash out at the opposition with ferocity, and finish them off with a move he calls the Downward Spiral. G Gangrel Very little is known about the mysterious individual known as Gangrel. He appears to be a sort of modern-day gothic warrior, down to the ultra-sharp pair of fangs that protrude from his mouth. After he makes his way to ringside, accompanied by the equally dark Luna, he sips from a goblet that contains an ominous, viscous fluid. After sating his bizarre thirst, he then proceeds to destroy his opponents with a variety of devastating power maneuvers. Gangrel created by White Wolf, Inc. Godfather The Godfather is a highly-regarded No Holds Barred fighter. His love of hurting people has made him a fearsome force. However, his love of pimpin' has made him a popular superstar among all the Federation's fans. The Godfather is always escorted to the ring by some of his finest ladies. Usually, he will offer his opponents an evening with these ladies of the night. If they refuse, the Godfather doesn't mind…he just takes off his jewelry and gives his opponent a beating. After all, pimpin' ain't easy! H Hardcore Holly Hardcore Holly was a tired man. A veteran of the World Wrestling Federation who, along with X-Pac (then known as the 1-2-3 Kid), became Federation Tag Team Champions several years ago, Holly had been through it all. He even held the NWA Tag Team Belts with Bart Gunn as the New Midnight Express. He joined the Federation under the name Sparky Plugg in the early 1990s. He is a licensed NASCAR driver, after all. He thought it would be an instant ticket to fortune. It didn’t happen. He became disenchanted with the Federation front office. After a brief stretch in the J.O.B. Squad, Holly developed a harder edge. With that, he focused his attention on the Hardcore Championship. He beat Al Snow at the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre to secure the vacant Hardcore Championship, lost it, and regained it again at WrestleMania XV. Headbangers Mosh and Thrasher, the Headbangers, are one of the most fun-loving and wacky tag teams in Federation history. The duo reformed on an episode of HEAT after Mosh pursued a singles career as Chaz and Glenn Ruth returned from an injury. Now, with the tag ranks more competitive than ever, the 'Bangers are poised for a return to greatness, and they'll be sure to have a good time along the way. K Kane No superstar in history has made more of an immediate impact than Kane. On October 5, 1997, the world met Kane, as the seven-foot monster tore off the door to "Hell in the Cell" in order to get to his brother, the Undertaker. The siblings later fought in the first-ever Inferno Match! Less than one year after he arrived, Kane became the World Wrestling Federation Champion by defeating Stone Cold Steve Austin at the 1998 King of the Ring. Though his reign was short-lived, the seven-foot monster proved he could live up to all expectations. Since then, Kane has been a Tag Team Champion on three occasions. Once a man of no emotion, Kane has somewhat broken out of his shell. However, the 7-footer still remains a monster in the ring. Ken Shamrock While fighting in the Ultimate Fighting Championship circuit, ABC television called him "The World's Most Dangerous Man". A master of submissions, Ken Shamrock was perhaps the most skilled fighter ever to compete in the Octagon, and quickly became a UFC Champion. Shamrock entered the World Wrestling Federation in February of 1997 and astounded many wrestling insiders with his transition from the UFC to the Federation. In fact, Ken was voted 1997's "Rookie of the Year" by many of the writers of World Wrestling Federation Magazine. In 1998, Shamrock really came into his own. He was crowned 1998 King of the Ring, one of the Federation’s highest honors. Later that year, in October, he won the Intercontinental Championship in an eight-man tournament on RAW IS WAR! Though Shamrock continues to face more and more obstacles, the World's Most Dangerous Man looks to continue that success in 1999 and beyond. Kurt Angle Kurt Angle first opened the eyes of the world with his gold-medal performance at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. The Pittsburgh native did his country proud, winning the 220-pound freestyle wrestling competition, and the extraordinarily proud Angle surely won't let anyone forget about it! Angle takes himself very seriously, calling himself the only "real athlete" in the World Wrestling Federation. When the crowd is not behind him, Kurt wonders how anyone could boo an Olympic gold medalist. L LOD Hands down, the Legion of Doom are the most celebrated tag team in the history of professional wrestling. The former two-time Federation Tag Team Champions have competed, and succeeded, in virtually every major promotion. After a series of setbacks, LOD have finally reunited with longtime manager and friend Paul Ellering. Now that LOD has returned alongside Ellering, only time will tell if they can pick up where they left off -- dominating the tag team ranks. M Mankind In the rich history of the World Wrestling Federation, no superstar has been more deranged than Mankind. He also apparently feels little if any pain, as evidenced in his Hell In A Cell match with the Undertaker at the 1998 King Of The Ring. Last January, Mankind's lifelong dream came true when he defeated The Rock to become Federation Championship. After losing the title in controversial fashion at the Royal Rumble, he regained it on Super Bowl Sunday. Mideon Dennis Knight’s wicked transformation to the Dark Side began when he was kidnapped by the Acolytes during an episode of RAW and delivered to the Undertaker. During a chilling ceremony the following week, the Undertaker sacrificed Mideon’s soul to the Ministry. Since then, Mideon has become a dark spirit. On several occasions, Mideon has been in perilous situations where his own destruction seemed imminent. But never has he sold out his cause. Who knows what things this strange "seer" has in store for the Federation? P Prince Albert A graduate of the World Wrestling Federation's training camp, Prince Albert is one of the most colorful superstars on the roster. Numerous piercings line his body, causing many to label him as the Human Pincushion. Of course, when you look like the Prince does, you have to be tough, and his finishing maneuver, in which he press-slams his opponent into a falling powerbomb, is the stuff of nightmares! Whenever the Prince heads to the ring, he always carries a case full of piercing needles. One only needs to ask Val Venis to find out that the tattoo artist is not hesitant to use the tools of his trade on fellow superstars. See my next WWF page for Continues. |
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