WWF WrestleFest was originally released in arcades in 1991 and featured Big Boss Man, The Legion of Doom (Hawk and Animal), ...

The Rock Triple H Big Show Mankind X-Pac Mr. Ass Road Dogg Kane Chris Jericho Val Venis Godfather D'Lo Brown Mark Henry Ken Shamrock Big Boss Man Al Snow Hardcore Holly Steve Blackman Test Edge ...

Ironically, Traylor only quit his corrections side gig once he jumped to the WWF in 1988, at which point he started playing a prison guard on TV. There was a reason Big Boss Man was a lot more ...

Thankfully, Big Boss Man provided a great heel opponent ... This match serves as a love letter to those who dearly cherish that big man main event WWF style from yesteryear.

Big Boss Man, whose real name was Ray Washington Traylor Jr., was a WWF wrestler from the 1980’s to the early 2000’s that dressed as a corrections officer, a nod to Traylor Jr.’s pre ...

By the time the 90's arrived, The Big Boss Man was one of the most popular stars on the WWF roster. If you look at merchandise from that time, Boss Man's likeness sat side by side with Hulk Hogan ...

In 1999 WWF even TEST and TIGER ALI SINGH must be ... Al Snow weren’t enough to get you to check out this show, what about THE BIG BOSS MAN VS. MIDEON? ON PAY-PER-VIEW? Somehow it’s even ...

here is a look back at some of Big Boss Man's greatest moments and matches. Boss Man made his debut in 1988, taking on familiar face Louis Spicolli, who would later go by Rad Radford in WWF and ...

Big Boss Man, whose real name was Ray Washington Traylor Jr., was a WWF wrestler from the 1980’s to the early 2000’s that dressed as a corrections officer, a nod to Traylor Jr.’s pre ...

Only one Superstar has ever been entrusted with enforcing law, order and justice in WWE: Big Boss Man. The towering cop spent time on both sides of the badge during his career, but he always made ...