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Sting named to the WWE Hall of Fame
Jan 11, 2016
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On WWE.Com, the announcement was made as to who will headline the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2016. That man is Sting.
From Southern California, Steve Borden would break into the business under the guidance of Rick Bassman as part of Power Team U.S.A., which also included Jim Hellwig, who would gain fame as the Ultimate Warrior. Borden and Hellwig would team as the “Blade Runners”, but both would strike out on their own, with Borden, now known as Sting competing in Mid-South, and then later the NWA, when the latter bought out the former.
The NWA would later become WCW, but prior to that name change, Sting would be put on the map with a forty-five minute draw with the then World Heavyweight Champion, “Nature Boy” Ric Flair on the first Clash of the Champions. Sting was now a bona fide star and three years later at the WCW Great American Bash, Sting would defeat Flair for the Heavyweight Championship.
Sting would be a fixture at the top of the card in WCW for the remainder of that promotion’s run, feuding with Lex Luger, Vader and Ric Flair for the championship. As much as Flair was his most common opponent, it was his feud with the New World Order, which would see him generate his most watched match.
Sting would change his look to the “Crow” paint, and would hang around in the rafters, seemingly not sided with WCW, nor the NWO. After sixteen months of not wrestling, Sting successfully challenged Hulk Hogan for the WCW Heavyweight Title at Straccade 1997, which would be the highest ordered pay per view in that company’s history.
Following the fall of WCW, Sting would wrestle for TNA, and it was beginning to appear that he was never going to wrestle a match for the WWE, but this would change when at the age of 56 he went against Triple H at Wrestlemania, and more recently in September, he challenged Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Title, though he would suffer a severe back injury in the match.
The WWE Hall of Fame ceremony will take place the night before Wrestlemania in Dallas, Texas.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com will be watching and would like to congratulate Sting for receiving this prestigious honor.
From Southern California, Steve Borden would break into the business under the guidance of Rick Bassman as part of Power Team U.S.A., which also included Jim Hellwig, who would gain fame as the Ultimate Warrior. Borden and Hellwig would team as the “Blade Runners”, but both would strike out on their own, with Borden, now known as Sting competing in Mid-South, and then later the NWA, when the latter bought out the former.
The NWA would later become WCW, but prior to that name change, Sting would be put on the map with a forty-five minute draw with the then World Heavyweight Champion, “Nature Boy” Ric Flair on the first Clash of the Champions. Sting was now a bona fide star and three years later at the WCW Great American Bash, Sting would defeat Flair for the Heavyweight Championship.
Sting would be a fixture at the top of the card in WCW for the remainder of that promotion’s run, feuding with Lex Luger, Vader and Ric Flair for the championship. As much as Flair was his most common opponent, it was his feud with the New World Order, which would see him generate his most watched match.
Sting would change his look to the “Crow” paint, and would hang around in the rafters, seemingly not sided with WCW, nor the NWO. After sixteen months of not wrestling, Sting successfully challenged Hulk Hogan for the WCW Heavyweight Title at Straccade 1997, which would be the highest ordered pay per view in that company’s history.
Following the fall of WCW, Sting would wrestle for TNA, and it was beginning to appear that he was never going to wrestle a match for the WWE, but this would change when at the age of 56 he went against Triple H at Wrestlemania, and more recently in September, he challenged Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Title, though he would suffer a severe back injury in the match.
The WWE Hall of Fame ceremony will take place the night before Wrestlemania in Dallas, Texas.
We here at Notinhalloffame.com will be watching and would like to congratulate Sting for receiving this prestigious honor.
Heartbreak Hotel
Jan 11, 2016
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History of Number One Songs
May 5 – June 22, 1956
Elvis Presley
Heartbreak Hotel
Elvis Presley
Heartbreak Hotel
RIP: David Bowie
Jan 11, 2016
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You will have to forgive me. I am at bit at a loss in how I want to handle this one.
Running this website, I have had to do a lot of pieces on those who passed away. It is a hazard especially for running a website focusing on Halls of Fame as many of the people I write about are considerably older than those who are regular visitors.
Sometimes, like last year when “Rowdy” Roddy Piper died, I let my emotions do the typing, as a mechanical biography of his life wouldn’t cut it for me. That is how I feel right now as right before I was going to go to sleep I learned of the passing of David Bowie, the musical legend who passed away tonight following a secret eighteen month battle with cancer. He was 69 years old.
David Bowie tackled more genres and won than any other musician that existed. Art Rock. Hard Rock. Glam Rock. Dance Pop. Electronica. Disco. Soul.
He put out acclaimed album after acclaimed album, influencing musicians, and artists of every form. Last week, he put out what will be his last album, Blackstar, which to no surprise was another masterpiece. He has the most diverse catalogue of music of any musician and I plan on listening to as much as I can this evening. I am not going to be able sleep tonight anyway.
Farewell, Thin White Duke. You will always be a legend.
Running this website, I have had to do a lot of pieces on those who passed away. It is a hazard especially for running a website focusing on Halls of Fame as many of the people I write about are considerably older than those who are regular visitors.
Sometimes, like last year when “Rowdy” Roddy Piper died, I let my emotions do the typing, as a mechanical biography of his life wouldn’t cut it for me. That is how I feel right now as right before I was going to go to sleep I learned of the passing of David Bowie, the musical legend who passed away tonight following a secret eighteen month battle with cancer. He was 69 years old.
David Bowie tackled more genres and won than any other musician that existed. Art Rock. Hard Rock. Glam Rock. Dance Pop. Electronica. Disco. Soul.
He put out acclaimed album after acclaimed album, influencing musicians, and artists of every form. Last week, he put out what will be his last album, Blackstar, which to no surprise was another masterpiece. He has the most diverse catalogue of music of any musician and I plan on listening to as much as I can this evening. I am not going to be able sleep tonight anyway.
Farewell, Thin White Duke. You will always be a legend.
The Poor People of Paris
Jan 10, 2016
Published in
History of Number One Songs
March 24 – May 4, 1956
Les Baxter
The Poor People of Paris
Les Baxter
The Poor People of Paris