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WWE TITLE CHANGE IN HISTORY, PART 1 (multimedia) BUDDY
ROGERS' CORNER FEATURING BIG JOHN STUDD AND "CLASSY" FREDDIE BLASSIE:
ALL STAR WRESTLING, DECEMBER 4, 1982 (2:26) Buddy
Rogers' Corner featuring Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka and Captain Lou Albano:
All Star Wrestling, October 16, 1982 Buddy
Rogers' Corner featuring "Superstar" Billy Graham and The Grand Wizard Buddy
Rogers' Corner featuring Chief Jay Strongbow and Jules Strongbow: Championship
Wrestling, November 13, 1982 Buddy
Rogers' Corner featuring Arnold Skaaland: Championship Wrestling, December 11,
1982
Sammartino:
The Legend Lives Collection intro (WWE Network Exclusive)
Piper's
Pit: Born To Controversy - WWE Network collection sneak peek 
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News Paul
Dainty wins Media Man 'Promoter Of The Month', followed by WWE's Vince McMahon Terry
Funk best professional wrestler of all time says Media Man agency; Closely followed
by Harley Race, Kurt Angle, Ricky 'The Dragon' Steamboat, A.J. Styles, Chris Jericho,
Chris Beniot, Eddie Guerrero, 'Cowboy' Bob Orton, Ken Shamrock, Bret 'Hitman'
Hart, Dolph Ziggler 
WWE
in Melbourne: Wrestling superstars John Cena, Ronda Rousey, Triple H to take over
MCG in epic showdown event E3
Expo in Los Angeles sees WWE promote The New Day (WWE) vs Kenny Omega (New Japan
Pro Wrestling) Street Fighter V match WWE
Champion AJ Styles to battle Shinsuke Nakamura in a Last Man Standing Match Get
ready to rumble: Backyard wrestling is BACK Maroubra
wrestler Kai Drake to star in International Wrestling Australia event at The Juniors FOX
Sports taking the fight to TMZ Sports, ESPN, others; Rupert Murdoch's FOX playing
to win in Australian and international sports media and sports rights matters
says Media Man agency Pro
Wrestling news aka Sports Entertainment via Media Man website network and associates Kenny
Omega to perform at New Japan Show on June 29 at CEO Gaming in Daytona Beach,
Florida Promotions Sammartino:
The Legend Lives Collection intro (WWE Network Exclusive) Piper's
Pit: Born To Controversy - WWE Network collection sneak peek Kurt
Angle: It's True, It's True (WWE Network Collection intro) Over
the Top Rope - Trailor - Documentary about World Championship Wrestling Australia
1964 - 1978 
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boosts social media presence; Adds additional Facebook channels - May 2018 Rob
Schamberger: WWE themed artwork 
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The Giant Sting News October
2012 WWE
still interested in Bruno Sammartino WWE
officials have been trying for years to get Bruno Sammartino into the WWE Hall
of Fame, but it's been said that Bruno just isn't interested. It's now being reported
that WWE would like to get involved with the rumored Bruno Sammartino life story
film that has reportedly been in development for a while now in an attempt to
get Bruno more interested in WWE again. Lanny
Poffo interview by Wrestling 101 re Randy "Macho Man" Savage re potential
WWE Hall Of Fame induction When
Randy Savage will be inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame: "Well I would like
to see that happen but do you know what I would really like, somebody from the
WWE to extend me some condolences, nobody has done that yet except one guy, Howard
Finkel. "People
from all over the world sent their condolences, wrestling fans, friends, I got
phone calls from great people like Bret 'The Hitman' Hart and The Million Dollar
Man Ted DiBiase. The first guy I called when I found out the news of Randy's death
was The Mouth of the South Jimmy Hart. "I
know that there was some rivalry and heat, but since my daughter is 28-years-old
and my mother is still alive at 85-years-old, I would like to have some condolences
if not flowers how about a nice card. Here we are a year and a half since Randy
died and we're talking about the Hall of Fame, I'm talking about how I would like
some condolences from the WWE. "My
Brother didn't want to go into the Hall of Fame unless his little brother and
his father also went in, that's what he wanted and that's what I'm sticking to."
Sting
inducted into TNA Wrestling Hall Of Fame 2012; TNA Wrestling Sting profile Sting
Height: 6'2" Weight: 250 pounds
From; Venice Beach, California
Finishing Moves: The Scorpion Deathdrop, The Scorpion Deathlock In
the world of professional wrestling, there are the stars of today, and then there
are legends that surpass time. The man called Sting falls into both categories
and, in turn, can only be called “The Icon.” Throughout his unparalleled
career in professional wrestling, Sting has been a multi-time World Champion,
having defeated such stars as Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Kurt Angle, and countless
others. After a two year hiatus from the ring, Sting exploded back on to the scene
in 2006 to reignite an unsettled feud with Jeff Jarrett. Within his first six
months in TNA, he captured his 8th Heavyweight Title at TNA’s most illustrious
event, Bound for Glory. Sting would continue to mark Bound for Glory as his territory.
He captured the TNA World Heavyweight Title three consecutive years at Bound for
Glory. Each victory would continue to cement his legacy, as he defeated Jeff Jarrett,
Kurt Angle, and Samoa Joe. At
“Slammiversary X,” Sting earned TNA’s inaugural Hall of Fame distinction
for his loyalty and unmistakable presence in the ring and out. Truly an “Icon,”
Sting continues to stand shoulder to shoulder with Hulk Hogan as a legendary leader
of the IMPACT stable of superstars. Though he mostly commands the room with his
words these days, don’t be surprised to see Sting stand up to anyone who
thinks he’s lost a step over the years. (TNA
Wrestling) News Wrestling
Legend "Rowdy" Roddy Piper In Fancypants Movie The
Four Horsemen Including Ric Flair To Be Inducted Into WWE Hall Of Fame 2012; Jim
Ross Tweets - 27th Feb 2012 Dwayne
"The Rock" Johnson Continues His Journey Towards WrestleMania Match
With John Cena What
the media has said about wrestling over the years Pro
wrestling legend Randy 'Macho Man' Savage dies in car accident, by Greg Tingle
- 20th May 2011 
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Hall of Fame 
2009
Profiles Terry
Funk Dory Funk
Jr. Ricky "The
Dragon" Steamboat "Stone
Cold" Steve Austin 2009
Profiles continued Von
Erich Family, "Cowboy" Bill Watts, Koko B. Ware. Howard Finkel "The
Fink" Other
Years Hulk
Hogan "Rowdy"
Roddy Piper Don
Muraco Bret "Hitman"
Hart Ric Flair Jimmy
"Superfly" Snuka Harley
Race Jesse Ventura
Jimmy Hart Paul
Orndorff Jerry
"The King" Lawler Gordon
Solie Johnny Valiant
Jimmy Valiant
Walter
"Killer" Kowalski Andre
The Giant Vince
McMahon The
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Hall of Fame is a hall of fame for professional
wrestlers maintained by WWE. It was officially created on the February 1, 1993
episode of the World Wrestling Federation's (WWF), the predecessor of WWE, Monday
Night Raw television program. On
this episode, the sole induction of WWF alumnus André the Giant, who had
died the previous week (January 27, 1993), was announced; his death was the reason
for the creation of the Hall of Fame. After
André's induction, the WWF continued the process of inducting members into
the Hall of Fame. For these inductions, ceremonies were held to formally induct
the candidates from 1994 to 1996; no video footage has ever been released by WWE
of these ceremonies. After the 1996 ceremony, the WWF stopped the inductions of
wrestling personalities into the Hall of Fame without a formal announcement.
In 2004, WWE relaunched the Hall of Fame to coincide with the twentieth anniversary
of WrestleMania. This
ceremony, like its predecessors, was not broadcasted on television, however, it
was released on DVD on June 1, 2004. Beginning
with the 2005 ceremony, WWE broadcasted the final few inductions into the Hall
of Fame on Spike TV (2005) and on the USA Network (2006 - present); these were
aired on tape delay. The first inductions were broadcast on WWE's official website.
The 2008 edition of the Hall of Fame was broadcasted live on the USA Network.
Since 2005, the Hall of Fame ceremony has been packaged as part of that year's
WrestleMania DVD release. Although a building has never been built to represent
the Hall of Fame, WWE has sought into constructing a facility for the Hall of
Fame. WWE's Executive Vice President of Global Media Shane McMahon has stated
that the WWE has been storing wrestling memorabilia in a warehouse for years,
and that all items are categorized and dated in case a facility is created.
Induction into the Hall of Fame is dependent upon whether the candidate is on
good terms with WWE. Former WWE employees who often criticize WWE or currently
work with a different promotion have not been inducted. Others, such as Bruno
Sammartino, the longest-reigning WWE Champion in the title's history, are alienated
from the promotion and refuse to be inducted, despite having been asked several
times.
As of 2008, there have been a total of 68 inductees, with 60 members inducted
individually and four tag teams inducted. Thirteen of the inductees have been
inducted posthumously. André's sole induction was the least amount of inductions
into the Hall of Fame in one year, while 2004 had the most, with 11. (Credit:
Wikipedia). Website WWE
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