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If there is one thing wrestling fans love almost as much as attending a live show like WrestleMania, SummerSlam, or the Royal Rumble, it has to be wrestling-themed merchandise. And since those WWE super-fans aren t able to go to the matches this year, this is your golden opportunity to reach up and grab some great WWE gifts to make 2020 a little better for that special member of Cenation in your life.
If you are looking for the perfect present even Vladimir the Super-Fan would approve of, you ve come to the right place because we ve put together a 10-count of great gifts ranging from replica WWE Championship belts to a Royal Rumble card game that makes for a great substitute to that one Royal Rumble drinking game you and your friends played in college.
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In this day and age, it s rare to see a WWE superstar hang up his or her boots and stay retired, especially after seeing everyone from Edge to Daniel Bryan do that very thing in recent years after stepping away due to health concerns. And with the recent announcement that The Undertaker was calling it a day after 30 years in a WWE ring, I started to think about the wrestlers who STAYED retired after saying their time had come and they were exiting the ring for the final time.
Coming up with a list of wrestlers who have announced their retirement stayed true to their word surprisingly took a fair amount of time to put together, but the names that did came up are worth mentioning. From the likes of Dave Batista Bautista to Stone Cold Steve Austin to The Iron Sheik, here are a few of the most popular WWE superstars who actually retired and stayed retired.
Friday as the imposing neighborhood bully
Deebo. He reprised the iconic role in the 2000 sequel,
Friday Next.
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His other notable roles included Zeus in the 1989 movie
No Holds Barred starring former professional wrestler
Hulk Hogan. This role led to a stint in the former WWF where he was billed as “Zeus: The Human Wrecking Machine, a heel who no-sold offenses and tangled with the biggest stars at the time such as
Macho Man Randy Savage and
Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase. He last appeared at the annual Royal Rumble in 1990.
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