Terry Funk’s iconic wrestling career spanned decades and lasted for over 50 years. The hardcore legend and grappling wild man’s tenure in the squared circle is arguably without compare ...

When asked for his pro wrestling Mount Rushmore, Michaels gave a very old-school answer, naming Terry Funk, Harley Race, Ric Flair, and a toss-up between Tully Blanchard and Wahoo McDaniel.

Sabu proved his hardcore worth outside ECW and won the bout against Abyss. 1. Terry Funk – ECW Born to Be Wired (1997) One of the most memorable matches in Sabu's career was against fellow ECW ...

Agh! Ok. Holy s**t did you see that?'" Dreamer also talked about Sabu's infamous No Rope Barbed Wire match with Terry Funk in 1997, where Sabu won the ECW World Heavyweight Championship despite ...

During an interview with Going Ringside, Michaels was asked about his personal Mount Rushmore of wrestling and chose Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard, Terry Funk, and Harley Race as faces he'd put on it.

"I mean, Bron Breakker rolling up John. All you have to do is go back to Terry Funk's last match. Terry Funk vs. Bret 'The Hitman' Hart. Bret 'The Hitman' Hart small packages Terry Funk.

In 1997, Sabu fought in a gruesome barbed wire match against Terry Funk, where he tore his biceps and taped the wound mid-match to keep going. He popularized the use of tables, chairs and aerial ...

"Sabu is the guy ... yes, we talk about Terry Funk and Ric Flair and the piledriver, but Sabu is the guy who truly introduced the use of tables into pro wrestling," he added. The WWE Hall of Famer ...

Over the decades, the NWA has been home to legendary talents including Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Dory and Terry Funk, Sting and today’s reigning World Champions, Thom Latimer and Kenzie Paige.

Alongside the ECW Title chasing comeback of the great Terry Funk, Sabu and Taz took ECW into the pay-per-view era at Barely Legal on April 13, 1997 at the ECW Arena in Philadelphia. So it is ...

The mid-80s or late 70s. "I always put Terry Funk in there. I usually put Harley Race in there, Ric Flair and then that fourth one's always a little tough for me. It goes to Tully Blanchard ...