name WWF star sold one million T-shirts in 1998?
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Stone Cold Steve Austin sold his "Austin 3:16" T-shirts and his interpretation of the classic "#1" foam hand, now flipping a middle finger to the world, was also a best seller.
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The real name of the Professional wrestling Superstar, from World Wrestling Entertainment's "Smackdown" brand, is Eduardo Gory Guerrero Llanes.\n\nBorn September 1967- Tijuana, MX\nDied Sunday, November 13, 2005 @ 9:15am- Minneapolis, MN @ Hilton Inn & Suites, across the street from the Target Center.....HOME OF THE NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves!
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TRIPLE H is the best. He has survived in wwf for longest time and yet he has always remain at the top. He was a superstar and he is a superstar. there's no doubt over it.
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Not me, but there are a few rockers and other famous people who do:\n\n02/06/1951 - Steve Brookins, rocker (.38 Special)\n02/06/1953 - Craig Robert Stadler, San Diego CA, PGA golfer (Masters 1982)\n02/06/1954 - Michael Steele, rocker (Bangles-Eternal Flame, Walk Like an Egyptian)\n02/06/1956 - Mark L Polansky, Paterson NJ, pilot/astronaut\n02/06/1958 - Lex Lugar, [Larry Pfohl], Atlanta Ga, wrestler (WWF/WCW/NWA)\n02/06/1976 - Adrian Carlos Olivares, Mexico City, singer (Menudo-Cannonball)\n02/06/1976 - Elly Hutton, Australian 100m sprinter (Olympics-96)\n02/06/1976 - Josef Marha, Havl-brod Cze, NHL center (Colorado Avalanche)\n02/06/1976 - Rachel White, Columbus Nebraska, Miss America-Nebraska (1997)\n02/06/1978 - Nikki Cox, actress (Unhappily Ever After)\n02/06/1994 - Prima Sellecchia Tesh, daughter of John Tesh and Connie Sellecca\n\nhope this helps :-)
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Shawn Michaels, Ric Flair, Undertaker, Too Cold Scorpio, Paul London, Terry Funk, Edge. There are others but Im too tired!!!!
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WWF isnt on anymore but the WWE champ is John Cena
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Simplement a la fnac, il y a des Dvd de la WWF ou de la WCW, aprés si tu veux d'autres produit dérivés, tu peux en trouver ici : http://the-shoppingzone.com/ \nCeintures, vidéos, figurines, t shirts, etc... Et en plus le site est en français !
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WWE- World Wrestling Entertainment
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WCW did put up a fight, in fact they nearly put WWF/WWE out of business. At the time they were beating WWF/WWE in an astronomical way in the Nielsen ratings (scale used to determine how many people are watching a program). If it wasn't for horrible writing of the story lines and a bevy of recycled WWF/WWE superstars, WWE could have possibly been non-existent today.
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What are you taking wrestling 101? LOL.\nAnyways. For all of the divas current, former and legends just go to www.wikipedia.org and search for your diva by name.\nFor example I typed Mickey James in the seach bar (Right before the "English" word) and ALL of her info came right in front of my eyes, age, height, weight, career highlights, former gimmicks, etc.etc..etc...\n\nRemember www.wikipedia.org (it's an online encyclopedia, and I don't work for them, neither making ads for them,) I just want you to have your project all filled up!
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WWF(aTTiTudE Era) i will say
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Zanta Klaus was a character in the WWF played by former ECW wrestler, Balls Mahoney.  He was Santa's evil brother from the South Pole, managed by Ted DiBiase.  The character didn't last long.\n\nYou can probably find a few pics at either ObsessedWithWrestling or Wrestlecrap.  That, or you could do a Yahoo Photos search.
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Koko B. Ware was a wrestler back in the late 80s in the WWF.
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Worn by Geoff Hurst (UK) during the 1966 Soccer World Cup final between England and Germany. The shirt sold for £91,750 (USD 134,393) at Christie's, London in September 2000.\nSource-Sam
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It depends on the superstar. Most gimmick wrestlers are on short term contracts, but guys like HBK, Taker, etc are on long term guaranteed contracts. The Undertaker is the highest paid superstar with a guaranteed contract of about 2.5 million a year. Michaels, HHH are on the next level at about 1.5 a year, and the rest are on a lower scale. This is a base salary and doesn't include any money from merchandising, which most wrestlers have a % of.
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My sister went to his comic book store in California.  They have pictures of the WWE stars, championship belts and even autograph sessions.  Check it out on the web.
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I Agree, WWF in the mid to late 90's was so much better than the WWE of today.