#AVWWEGifs

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May 5, 1978 -

Dusty Rhodes sits down for an interview on this episode of WWWF All-Star Wrestling.

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June 19, 1994 -

Owen Hart is crowned king by his brother-in-law Jim Neidhart, at the WWF’s King of the Ring.

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July 10, 1989 -

“The American Dream” Dusty Rhdoes visits a butcher shop on this edition of WWF Prime Time Wrestling.

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December 20, 1980 -

Captain Lou Albano accidentally lights his shirt on fire with his cigar, on this edition of WWWF All-Star Wrestling.

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July 8, 1996 -

The arrogant Jim Cornette has a very subtle reaction to the announcement of Sycho Sid as Ahmed Johnson and Shawn Michaels new partner, on WWF Monday Night Raw.

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WWF Smack 'Em Whack 'Em (07/21/1992) // Portland, Maine

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July 17, 2011 -

After defeating John Cena the WWE Championship, CM Punk leaves the company by fleeing through the crowd, at WWE Money in the Bank.

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February 6, 1989 -

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan goes through a window while supposedly filming a movie, and Gorilla Monsoon half-heartedly comes to his aid, on this episode of WWF Prime Time Wrestling.

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Early 1960s -

Bobby Davis while not the first manager in wrestling, he is considered by many to be an archetype of the heel manager as they came to be known in years to follow. In fact, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan was named after him. Unfortunately, I can't pin down where this video was from, or when it happened. It was certainly the early 60s, and he was managing Buddy Rogers. That would place this in Fred Kohler's Chicago in '61-'62, or the WWWF in 1963. My guess would be Chicago, but Bobby did indeed work for the WWWF.

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May 19, 1986 -

Obviously no one in the World Wrestling Federation knew who Sammy Hagar was, as they let this putz wander into the ring at a Madison Square Garden event. To make it even more perplexing, he was accompanied to the ring by a gentleman by the name of Kal Ruddman. Kal was a DJ and publisher of a music industry magazine called Friday Morning Quarterback, of such note that the WWF had him working as a (terrible) backstage interviewer. He would of known Sammy Hagar, and that this guy wasn't him. So... What the hell? I can't explain this in any form or fashion.

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November 23, 1993 -

The Hart Brothers (Keith, Bruce, Owen, and Bret Hart) and their father Stu Hart make this way to the ring at WWF Survivor Series 1993 in Boston, Massachusetts.

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June 29, 1998 -

Steven (William) Regal makes his debut on WWF Raw is War in Cleveland, Ohio.

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March 20, 1994 -

Bret “Hitman” Hart makes his entrance at WWF’s WrestleMania X for his match again his brother Owen Hart, at Madison Square Garden.

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January 24, 1993 -

Bret “Hitman” Hart makes his entrance at WWF Royal Rumble 1993 in Sacramento, California.

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December 17, 1995 -

Bret Hart totally not doing a gig job during his title defense against The British Bulldog at WWF In Your House 4 in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

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February 9, 1998 -

The Jackyl (Don Callis / Cyrus The Virus) debuts his floating pulpit, during a match between his associate Recon (Bull Buchanan), and Steve Blackman on this edition of WWF Raw Is War. Callis had to spend hours on this platform, up in the rafters, before finally being lowered.