10 Wrestling Facts We Didn't Know Last Week (Sept 21)
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It's just over 20 years since The Undertaker looked down on a battered, broken Mick Foley and wondered if his friend might be dead.
Since that fateful night at the 1998 King Of The Ring, WWE have produced endless video packages and shown countless highlight reels spotlighting Foley's reckless, career-altering bumps. His fall from atop Hell In A Cell through the ringside announce table has become arguably the most famous, but it was a Chokeslam through the cage that Mick counts as the most painful.
In this week's article, find out how things could have been even worse had The Undertaker not (literally) thought on his feet as the pair brawled perilously on top of the Cell. Of course, there's the usual range of other wrestling facts we didn't know last week too.
What everyday task did Sgt. Slaughter have trouble doing the day his Iraqi sympathiser gimmick started on WWF TV? Which good old boy started to lose touch with reality following a mid-90s heel turn? What realisation did Vince McMahon come to after taking his first real fall in a WWF ring?
That's all here, and more. Also, we hope you like breakfast cereals...