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Did someone bring up Sid last night?
Cause this is my favorite Sid moment of all time.
Cause this is my favorite Sid moment of all time.
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Forget what I said about RyBack, I am now a fan after these tweets.
Forget what I said about RyBack, I am now a fan after these tweets.
Can somebody tell me what's the beef between the wwe and ultimate warrior and why some people in wwe don't like him
Haven't really watched wrestling since like 02
Guys really upsetting news. Daniel Bryan suffered a concussion on Monday.
http://www.wrestlingnewssource.com/...Suffers-Concussion-Following-Mondays-WWE-Raw/
Forget what I said about RyBack, I am now a fan after these tweets.
Forget what I said about RyBack, I am now a fan after these tweets.
#RIPTheOneandOnlyGreatMaeYoung A true pioneer and legend has passed tonight. Long live the memory of my friend and @WWE Hall of Famer.
— Stephanie McMahon (@StephMcMahon) January 15, 2014
WWE is greatly saddened by the news that WWE Hall of Famer Mae Young, beloved member of the WWE family and oldest living squared circle personality, has passed at the age of 90.
Johnnie Mae Young was truly one of the greatest female competitors to ever lace up a pair of boots. A proud competitor for three quarters of a century and valued part of WWE to her last day, Young truly blazed a path for future female grapplers beginning in the 1940s.
Forever Young: The life and times of Johnnie Mae Young
From the moment she first stepped through the ropes, Young established herself as one of the most active and successful female Superstars – including becoming the first U.S. Women's Champion, carrying out one of the most storied rivalries of the time with the legendary Mildred Burke in 1954 and being among the first female competitors to tour post-war Japan.
Watch memorable Mae Young moments | Photos from her incredible career
In addition to her contributions inside the ring, Young played a huge part in training the Superstars of tomorrow, including late, great Hall of Famer The Fabulous Moolah – the longest reigning champion in sports-entertainment history.
In recent years, Young's career received the recognition it deserved. In 2005, she and several of her contemporaries were profiled in “Lipstick and Dynamite,” a documentary film about the early pioneers of women's wrestling. In 2008, Young joined co-star, trainee and late friend Moolah and "Sensational" Sherri Martel in the highest class of Superstars, as she became only the third female to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame at that time.
The entire WWE Universe offers a standing ovation to a true queen of the canvas and bids Mae Young a heartfelt farewell.