Eric Bischoff discussed whether WCW had a “weak spot” due to a lack of strong managers like Paul Heyman or Jim Cornette.

The roles of manager and commissioner in wrestling fulfill two very different functions, and they often end up at odds with ...

President Trump lashed out at Israel and Iran for violating a ceasefire ahead of his planned appearance at the NATO summit.

He said the following. “Bobby Heenan is very much alive. I’ll be seeing him and his loving wife in a couple of weeks. Heenan is one man that fans loved to hate. And that’s a good thing.” ...

Dick the Bruiser. Speaking of the WWA... Dick the Bruiser, born William Fritz Afflis Jr., played football for Lafayette Jeff, Purdue and the Green Bay Packers. Afflis, a member of ...

Before he became the professional wrestling manager that fans came to know and love, Heenan was an in-ring competitor. He debuted in 1966 and went by the name of "Pretty Boy" Bobby Heenan.

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan influenced many careers during his WWE tenure as a wrestler, manager, and color commentator, and his second-to-none wit and charm elevated whoever he was on screen with.

WWE has released the following: WWE is saddened to learn that WWE Hall of Famer Bobby Heenan, regarded by many as the greatest manager in sports-entertainment history, has passed away at age 73.

Heyman's good at many things, Bobby Heenan best manager ever." This comparison between Heenan and Heyman came up after Rhodes jokingly corrects Traina for not calling him "the most popular ...

WWE Hall of Famer Bobby "The Brain" Heenan as a member of the All-Madden Team? It was discussed in 1988. It even became part of a promo.