Blackjack Mulligan was the patriarch of the ... was one of the most successful managers in WWE history. "The Big Cat" Ernie Ladd became one of the top heels in the professional wrestling business ...

This will be a shock to many, but professional “rasslers” Ric Flair, Rowdy Roddy Piper, and Blackjack Mulligan were all fake. Virtually everybody we see in the public square is an actor ...

WOODLAND PARK — After a nine-year run, Joey McBride's Pub closed in July and will soon be replaced by Blackjack Mulligan's Public House, a well-regarded Irish bar. "Joey McBride's has officially ...

Ernie Ladd holds a number of unique distinctions in the sports world, as well as the pro wrestling world. As one of the most famous players in the history of the old American Football League ...

“Barry grew up in the wrestling business, with his dad being (WWE Hall of Fame member) Blackjack Mulligan,” Rotunda said in his induction speech. “Totally the opposite for myself. I look at ...

His son Wyndham, who died last year, wrestled as Bray Wyatt; his son Taylor wrestled as Bo Dallas. Rotunda is the son-in-law of WWE Hall of Fame member Blackjack Mulligan (real name Robert Windham).

As brothers-in-law, the mix of wrestling and family became part of their life as Windham’s father, Blackjack Mulligan, was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of The Blackjacks as well.

Rotunda and Windham are members of a historic wrestling pedigree. Windham is the son of Blackjack Mulligan, a WWE Hall of Famer from the Class of 2006. Rotunda married Mulligan’s daughter ...

QUESTION: I like playing blackjack on the video machines at the casino because I can take my time. However, I don't like losing all the time. Are my odds better at the table? Are the blackjack ...

Ladd was the inspiration for Petty's 2002 song 'The Last DJ' Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Jim Ladd, the veteran radio DJ, died on Sunday, SiriusXM confirmed on Monday. He was 75. Ladd, who was the ...

Ladd was the inspiration for Tom Petty's "The Last DJ." By Melinda Newman Groundbreaking Los Angeles-based disc jockey Jim Ladd, whom Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers immortalized in their 2002 song ...