American wrestling back in the '90 was very populair.
Jack the Snake, Macho Man, Million dollar man, The Undertaker, The Rock, Andre the Giant, Ultimate Warrior, Pipe, Rick dude, British Bulldogs to name a few.
I think of the mid-1980s as the golden age of wrestling. The WW
F ruled and Rock 'n' Wrestling was at it's peak... Mr. T and the Hulkster defending Cindy Lauper's honor was the basis of the original Wrestlemania.
Many of the faces were pretty boring but the heels rocked. How could you not like King Kong Bundy or Toronto's own Roddy Piper?
I remember one time at Maple Leaf Gardens when The Big Boss Man, whose schtick was a "southern prison guard", defeated some face, handcuffed him to the ropes and was beating him with his billyclub. I yelled out, "That'll teach him respect for the uniform." A couple of rows in front of me a huge guy jumped up with hate in his eyes trying to see who'd said it. I guessed he was a cop. No sense of humor, no idea of kayfabe. LOL.
RIP Hulkster