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Longtime WWE executive Bruce Prichard pays homage to two recently departed wrestling legends -- Ole Anderson and Virgil.

Ole Anderson was a founding member of The Four Horsemen, an iconic wrestling alliance in the late ‘80s that helped shape the sports entertainment industry we know today, the WWE said.

A founding member of wrestling's Four Horseman has died. Ole Anderson — real name: Alan Rogowski — died on Monday at his home in Monroe, Ga.

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Ole Anderson, a legendary professional wrestler and "Four Horsemen" founding father, passed away Monday. He was 81 years old.

Ole Anderson died Monday, and his fellow Horseman Flair said he is forever thankful to Ole for bringing him into Crockett Promotions and launching his career.

Ole Anderson was a founding member of The Four Horsemen, an iconic wrestling alliance in the late ‘80s that helped shape the sports entertainment industry we know today, the WWE said.

Original member of the Four Horsemen Alan Rogowski, known in the wrestling world as Ole Anderson, has died at age 81, according to a WWE statement.

Pro wrestling icon Ole Anderson (Alan Rogowski) of the Four Horsemen faction, alongside Arn Anderson, Ric Flair, and Tully Blanchard, passed away at 81. Ricky Morton pays tribute to their battles in Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling and World Championship Wrestling. Andersons contributions extend beyond the ring to his work on the WCW booking committee. WWE and AEW pay tribute.