He ended up in WCW when Hulk Hogan came in, quickly winning the US Title in an infamous match with Steve Austin. He also had a number of great matches with wrestlers like the One Man Gang and the Fabulous Freebirds. You wouldn't know it from his WWF stint, where, for whatever reason, he became terrible in the ring overnight, but he was an incredible worker before that, a great brawler/power wrestler who had numerous great matches during a legendary feud with Ted DiBiase. As a performer, the best part of his career was his run in Bill Watts' Mid-South/UWF promotion, where he was the top star after the Junkyard Dog left for the WWF. 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan: Big star as Hulk Hogan's understudy in the WWF in the late '80s-early '90s doing a patriotic gimmick. Brian, the youngest, became a pro wrestler after serving in Desert Storm and eventually became the biggest national star of the family as 'Road Dogg' Jesse James in the WWF. All of his sons became pro wrestlers: Brad, Scott (currently a WWE referee), Steve, and Brian. After largely retiring as an active wrestler, he was the on-screen commissioner of Jim Cornette's Smoky Mountain Wrestling, putting his promo ability and local stardom to good use.

Considered limited in the ring by some, but a strong promo by most, he had his greatest national fame thanks to runs in Georgia Championship Wrestling and Jim Crockett Promotions via their TV exposure on what was then called Superstation WTBS (now split into cable network TBS and local Atlanta channel WPCH Peachtree TV), so he's not a bad pick for an 'Atlanta' star.

'Bullet' Bob Armstrong: Big star all over the southeastern US, especially in Alabama and east Tennessee. This is a long one, so the bios are after the jump. An edited version of Saturday night's induction ceremony will be aired on the USA Network an hour before Raw this coming Monday, with the full ceremony coming on the Wrestlemania DVD as usual. Since spreading wrestling ( entertainment?) history is one of my goals, I figured that I'd do some biographies of this year's WWE Hall of Fame inductees (except for Drew Carey) for younger fans who aren't familiar with many of them (and maybe including some obscure facts for those who are).

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