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	Four Horsemen (professional wrestling) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Four Horsemen formed in January 1986 with Flair, the Minnesota Wrecking Crew consisting of Arn and Ole Anderson, and Blanchard, with James J. Dillon as their manager.
		The Horsemen reformed in December 1989 in the NWA.
		The Four Horsemen were supposed to reappear in the WWE when Stone Cold Steve Austin was feuding with Ric Flair and Eddie Guerrero.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Four_Horsemen_(professional_wrestling) (2164 words)

	Four Horsemen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, characters in Biblical prophecy
		The Four Horsemen were a group of Immortals on the television show Highlander: The Series.
		Four Horsemen (Supreme Court), United States Supreme Court justices during the New Deal and a contemporary political group
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Four_Horsemen (204 words)

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		Professional wrestling was not always quite like this: and, of course, amateur wrestling survives in Australia, though increasingly marginalized by the multiplying forms of trendier martial arts.
		Barthes' identification of wrestling's potential for externalized, sustained images of torture is dramatized in these pictures, because the camera freezes the action: in the picture, the hold is perpetually applied, never to be broken as it were.
		Professional wrestling, that grimy outpost of Saturday-afternoon TV that your mother would never let you watch, used to be stupid.
	www.caulifloweralleyclub.org /story2.htm (10033 words)

	Ten Questions With . . .
		As you look at the Horsemen, Flair, Tully, Arn and myself (as The Leader, or manager) were the four constants during the glory years of The Four Horsemen.
		The positive influence of wrestling, or at least professional wrestling, is tied the essence of what wrestling is all about.
		Without the wrestling fans, the most loyal fans in the world, there wouldn't be wrestling as we know it, and I wouldn't have had the opportunity to enjoy a wonderful career.
	www.wrestlingclothesline.com /JJDillon.htm (1937 words)

	Hunter's stable reverts back to `old days' - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Enter a "new" version of The Four Horsemen — at least an offshoot inspired by the past and surprisingly endorsed by Vince McMahon.
		What WWE's version of The Four Horsemen offers is a unique throwback to how simple professional wrestling and subsequent booking decisions were made: Good guy overcomes insurmountable odds and exacts revenge over the bad guy and his group of thugs.
		The original Four Horsemen no longer dominate professional wrestling, but their affect on sports entertainment remains strong.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/sports/s_116073.html (691 words)

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		Back East, Dermody had his professional, closeted life in New Jersey, and his bar...
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		Professional wrestling is coming to Newburgh tomorrow night.
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Sports/Wrestling/Professional/Wrestlers (474 words)

	LOPforums.com - Kay's Korner: The 4 Horsemen, The Original Faction
		Some of the greatest feuds in wrestling were created there and one of the greatest heel factions of all time, The Four Horsemen.
		The Four Horsemen were an organized group of wrestlers who felt that they were better than everybody else was, and in a lot of ways; there was some truth to that statement.
		The Horsemen were the epitome of heels and I'm always a sucker for the heels.
	www.lopforums.com /showthread.php?t=4880 (3804 words)

	1WRESTLING.COM - NEWSLINE - PRO WRESTLING'S DAILY NEWS SOURCE (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He feels that the NWO in that gang mentality was using the elements that the Horsemen created a decade prior.
		He recalls a story where he and Arn wrestled Sting and Nikita Koloff in a 20 minute match that he feels was one of the best matches ever.
		Another quote from Tully about the event was; “when a marquee out the front of the building says we have wrestling’s greats, Iron Sheik, Jake The Snake, and many other stars, and you’re one of the many other stars, you realize that the wrestling business has passed you by”.
	www.1wrestling.com /news/newsline.asp?news=16221 (1473 words)

	Review of the Four Horsemen DVD - Associated Content
		The Four Horsemen is quite simply the best documentary the WWE has ever done and that's saying a lot because I love the ECW, Monday Night Wars, and Bret Hart documentaries.
		First the documentary tells about how the members of the Four Horsemen met and how they formed, Ric Flair was brought in as a family member of the Andersons, and Tully Blanchard basically tagged with them just as a random tag team and it worked well.
		The Four Horsemen documentary is mostly told by Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/221127/review_of_the_four_horsemen_dvd.html (764 words)

	Flair, Ric Wrestleinfo
		Flair suffered a broken back and according to reports, was told that he would never wrestle again (Whether or not this is true or hyperbole, the plane crash ended the career of Johnny Valentine, sidelined Tim Woods and Bob Bruggers and took the life of the plane’s pilot).
		This alliance was the beginning of the formation of the Four Horsemen, perhaps the greatest faction ever assembled in professional wrestling.
		One of the key moments in the formation of the Horsemen was a cage match between Ric Flair and Nikita Koloff.
	www.wrestleinfo.com /Page3.html (3534 words)

	Enforcer (professional wrestling) - (Site not responding. Last check: )
		An enforcer in professional wrestling is a bodyguard character (gimmick) version of a manager portrayed by a wrestler.
		This wrestler, often a "hoss" (a larger, less charismatic wrestler) will accompany a heel wrestler and become his/her bodyguard, accompanying them to the ring and helping them to win their matches, this is usually done so that the larger wrestler can get over with the crowd by sharing the heel wrestler's charisma.
		During his career, he acted as the enforcer of the legendary NWA/WCW heel stable, the Four Horsemen.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Enforcer_(professional_wrestling) (256 words)

	Professional Wrestling Online Museum - Spotlight on Chris Benoit
		Benoit began his wrestling career in Calgary Stampede wrestling after training under the legendary Stu Hart in the vaunted "Hart Dungeon." Often teaming with one of the Hart Brothers, Benoit won tag titles while traveling to the United States and to Japan.
		In Japan and in Mexico Benoit was much admired as he wrestled under the moniker "the Pegasus Kid." After winning the Light Heavyweight title in Mexico, Benoit headed north to Pennsylvania where he showcased his extreme style in Extreme Championship Wrestling.
		In 1995, Benoit moved on to World Championship Wrestling where he would become became a member of the most elite fraternity in professional wrestling, the Four Horsemen.
	www.wrestlingmuseum.com /pages/bios/chrisbenoit2.html (245 words)

	Sting
		Sting was thrown out of the Four Horsemen on February 6, 1990 at Clash of the Champions X: Texas Shootout after demanding a title shot from Flair, thus restarting their rivalry.
		Upon his return, Sting and his allies, the Dudes With Attitudes, continued to feud with the Four Horsemen, and Sting finally defeated Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship on July 7, 1990 at the 1990 Great American Bash.
		After briefly recounting his professional wrestling career, Sting noted that he had never had a chance to properly say goodbye to his fans.
	members.tripod.com /~retro4/Sting.html (3995 words)

	Gene Anderson
		Yet so much wrestling history can be credited to his namesake, it's incredible to think that he's not as remembered as he should be.
		The team remained a major force in tag-team wrestling until 1981, when Gene Anderson opted to retire from active competition due to the abuse his body had taken over the last 23 years.
		He watched as his son, Brad Anderson, entered the professional wrestling circuit in 1987, cheering him on.
	www.accelerator3359.com /Wrestling/bios/ganderson.html (851 words)

	Can the Horsemen survive in WWE? - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		The thought of a new Four Horsemen is exciting, especially for long-time advocates of the wrestling-oriented group and WWE fans that haven't been enthralled lately with an inconsistent product centered around 40- and 50-something superstars.
		The Four Horsemen is not a conceptual idea like the nWo, where wearing a fl-and-white T-shirt takes precedents over what happens inside the ring.
		The Horsemen's legacy is built on tough, cunning wrestlers, unity and the ability to consistently win matches and annihilate opponents because of the sheer numbers involved.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/tribune-review/sports/columnists/s_74267.html (764 words)

	Arn Anderson - (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Martin "Marty" Lunde, better known by his ring name of Arn Anderson (born September 20, 1958 in Rome, Georgia), is an American professional wrestler, regarded by some professional wrestling experts as the greatest professional wrestler never to have won a world title.
		Known as "Double-A" or "The Enforcer," Anderson is considered to be one of the greatest tag-team wrestlers in professional wrestling.
		He was a founding member of the Four Horsemen with Blanchard, Ole Anderson and his best friend, Ric Flair in the NWA and was in each of the group's incarnations over the years.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Arn_Anderson (936 words)

	Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame
		Flair was a founding member of The Four Horsemen along with J.J. Dillon, Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, and Tully Blanchard.
		The early years of the Four Horsemen was a very successful time for Flair and the company in terms of profitability.
		In November 2001, Flair signed a contract with the World Wrestling Federation and has continued to be a headliner for the WWE ever since.
	www.pwhf.org /halloffamers/bios/flair.asp (465 words)

	FOXNews.com - Nancy Benoit: A Career Woman in Wrestling - Local News \| News Articles \| National News \| US News
		Former professional wrestler Kevin Sullivan expressed shock and sadness over the death of his ex-wife, Nancy Benoit, whose body was found in her suburban Atlanta home Monday along with those of her 7-year-old son, Daniel, and husband, pro wrestler Chris Benoit, in an apparent murder-suicide.
		By the end of the year, she was managing the Four Horsemen, who consisted of Ric Flair, Brian Pillman, Arn Anderson, and her future husband, Chris Benoit.
		Four years later, on June 25, 2007, cops say Chris Benoit strangled his wife, suffocated his 7-year-old son, and placed a Bible next to their bodies before hanging himself by the pulley of a weightlifting machine in their Atlanta home.
	www.foxnews.com /story/0,2933,286848,00.html (1259 words)

	Professional Wrestling Online Museum - Ring Chronicle Hall of Fame Inductee - Dusty Rhodes
		Dusty was probably the most loved wrestler in the sport from the mid-1970's throughout the 1980's, consistently drawing exceptionally large crowds wherever he wrestled, be it the N.W.A (and later, WCW), the WW(W)F, the A.W.A, Japan, or anywhere else the nomadic grappler roamed during his 20+ year career.
		The victory sent shockwaves through the wrestling world...but Dusty's reign was not to be...
		But Flair, and the constant interference of the Four Horsemen, would prove to be too much for Dusty, and Flair regained his title on August 7, 1986.
	www.wrestlingmuseum.com /pages/bios/halloffame/dustybio.html (1056 words)

	Wrestlers Are Like Seagulls
		In the words of the "Nature Boy" himself in 1986, at the pinnacle of the successful reign of the Horsemen.
		JJ also gives a insider's perspective on the ludicrous business decisions made by executives who took World Championship Wrestling down a path that led to the company's destruction and eventual demise.
		As I said, the Horsemen concept was something that happened, but if anyone should be given credit for the idea, it should be Arn Anderson.
	1wrestlinglegends.com /crowbarpress/seagulls (784 words)

	Ric Flair - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He has been one of the leading personalities in professional wrestling since the mid 1970s and is considered to be among the elite names in the history of the industry.
		World Wrestling Entertainment was hit with a sexual harassment suit by Sportjet flight attendants stemming from the alleged actions of Ric Flair, Dustin Runnels and Scott Hall among others.
		He was involved in the Feud of the Year in 1987 (Four Horsemen vs. Super Powers and Road Warriors), 1988 (vs. Lex Luger), 1989 (vs. Terry Funk) and 1990 (vs. Lex Luger).
	www.voyager.in /Ric_Flair (3314 words)

	Four Horsemen Art - ... - finalfourtickets.cdring.be (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, The (1921) Produced and directed by Rex Ingram.
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		Four corners birdseye view Four horsemen art
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	dmoz.org /Sports/Wrestling/Professional/Wrestlers (258 words)

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		Jerry wrestled in WCW as "The Wall", in NWA: TNA as Malice and was currently on a tour of Japan under the name Gigantes.
		Farhat was a professional wrestling villain pioneered the "hardcore" school that dominates the field today, and generations of fans loved to hate him.
		Rock had wrestled last night against Crowbar at an independent show in Jersey City and was to wrestle again that night.
	www.deansplanet.com /deadwrestler.html (2119 words)

	Professional Wrestling Online Museum - Spotlight on Curt Hennig
		He later took over Arn Anderson's spot in the fabled "Four Horsemen" when Arn was forced by injuries to retire.
		He turned his back on the Horsemen, however, when he joined forces with he NWO at the 1997 Fall Brawl.
		The year 2000 was no better for him and he was eventually released by the promotion and began headlining a number of independent wrestling shows.
	www.wrestlingmuseum.com /pages/bios/curthennig2.html (742 words)

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