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WWF SURVIVOR SERIES - NOVEMBER 26, 1987 CHECK US OUT ON SPOTIFY, TWITCH & YOUTUBE @ thatwrestlingdood Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE & FOLLOW.. | That Wrestling Dood

WWF President Jack Tunney says there can only be two members from now on It'a a creative way to cover for Ax quitting the WWF - his last appearance was at Survivor Series 1990 📺YouTube/Wrestling with Paul #OnThisDayInWWE | On This Day in WWE

One reason why Hasbro's WWF action figures were so successful was simply *the material*. In the early '90s, wrestlers were probably as colorful as they'll ever be. There was an evil clown, a human sasquatch, a giant undead goth and even a voodoo shaman. You barely needed to like wrestling to have wanted a few of those. | Dinosaur Dracula

Before video games and high-tech action figures, there was one toy line that ruled the playground: LJN’s Wrestling Superstars. Launched in 1984, these big, solid rubber figures were the first real chance for fans to bring the larger-than-life WWF characters into their homes. They didn’t bend at the knees, they didn’t have spring-loaded punches, and yet they captured imaginations like nothing else. And at the heart of it all was Hulk Hogan. Hogan wasn’t just another figure in the line — he was th