WWF WrestleFest was originally released in arcades in 1991 and featured Big Boss Man, The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal), ...

The 1980s featured many colorful wrestlers. What are these minor characters from that time period doing today?

Not every wrestling legacy leads to superstardom. These 2nd and 3rd generation WWE prospects had the pedigree but fizzled out ...

Hogan was poised to win back the title at WrestleMania from the innovative and most-hated heel in the business, Sgt Slaughter ...

While Hulk Hogan is still the biggest star, this game was released while Sgt Slaughter was WWF Champion – and also amidst his “Iraq sympathizer” gimmick as WWE tried to exploit the publicity ...

The '91 Royal Rumble was the first time the WWF World Title had been on the line at the January PPV, with Hulk Hogan previously competing in the Rumble while being the WWF Champ in 1990.

Remarkably, when Flair suddenly became undervalued in WCW, he turned the business on its head when he signed with Vince McMahon’s WWF in 1991 ... Iraqi sympathizer Sgt. Slaughter at WrestleMania ...

adopting the persona of "General Adnan" and aligning himself with Sgt. Slaughter, who was portraying an Iraqi sympathizer character. He played a key role in Slaughter's WWF Championship win and ...

this time to align himself with Sgt. Slaughter as “General Adnan” during Slaugther’s Iraqi sympathizer gimmick. He’d oversee Slaughter win the WWF Championship and lose it to Hulk Hogan at ...

He dethroned (then WWF champion) Bob Backlund and passed ... he had a long-standing rivalry with the American hero Sgt. Slaughter. He teamed in the early 1990s with Sgt. Slaughter as Colonal ...

winning the WWF championship in 1983 by defeating Bob Backlund, before losing it later to Hulk Hogan. He also built a long-running rivalry with Sgt. Slaughter, who played the role of an American hero.