Face or heel, the long WWE career of the Big Boss Man can never be remembered without a nod towards his trusty nightstick. Incorporated as part of his character as a corrupt police officer, Boss Man would use the stick to batter handcuffed opponents after scoring a victory. His return of Jake Robets' pet snake led to a face turn, and the weapon slowly faded from prominence along with his rule-abiding ways. Thankfully he would turn heel again in the Attitude Era, becoming a part of Vince McMahon's corporation stable and cracking the heads of many an unfortunate babyface once again. Most Notable Victim: The then-babyface Boss Man faced Nailz - a short-lived heel giant working an ex-con gimmick - at Survivor Series 1992. His signature weapon took centre stage in a 'Nightstick On A Pole Match', a stipulation which obviously worked in Boss Man's favour. He picked up the win, gaining revenge for his earlier beatdown at the hands of the rookie.
