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Perhaps the greatest superheavyweight of all time, Vader dominated WCW in the early 90s, having one of the best feuds in company history against the top face, Sting, whom he beat cleanly. He is also a god in Japan, where he has dominated Japanese legends and is the one of the few to hold both the IWGP and AJPW Triple Crown titles. He went to the WWF in the 90s and was launched into the main event, highlighted by main eventing Summerslam 1996 against Shawn Michaels.
Fritz Von Erich is the patriarch of the legendary Von Erich wrestling family as well as the owner and booker of World Class Championship wrestling. As a wrestler he was a big name in the glory days of St. Louis wrestling. He is also a legend in Japan, filling in after Rikidozan passed away unexpectedly. He is easily more remembered for his children, almost all of which were wrestlers that were showcased in WCCW, where he occasionally wrestled and managed.
Big Van Vader
Perhaps the greatest superheavyweight of all time, Vader dominated WCW in the early 90s, having one of the best feuds in company history against the top face, Sting, whom he beat cleanly. He is also a god in Japan, where he has dominated Japanese legends and is the one of the few to hold both the IWGP and AJPW Triple Crown titles. He went to the WWF in the 90s and was launched into the main event, highlighted by main eventing Summerslam 1996 against Shawn Michaels.
Fritz Von Erich
Fritz Von Erich is the patriarch of the legendary Von Erich wrestling family as well as the owner and booker of World Class Championship wrestling. As a wrestler he was a big name in the glory days of St. Louis wrestling. He is also a legend in Japan, filling in after Rikidozan passed away unexpectedly. He is easily more remembered for his children, almost all of which were wrestlers that were showcased in WCCW, where he occasionally wrestled and managed.
