Big hair, flashy attire and rock 'n' roll epitomized the 1980s, and no competitors lived the lifestyle better than Badstreet, USA’s own Fabulous Freebirds. Formed in 1979, Michael “P.S.” Hayes, Terry ...

While Tony Khan has brought back using real songs as entrance music and show opening tunes during the first four years of AEW's existence, it's easy to forget that hit songs were often used to play ...

ALTON — Musical trio Fabulous Freebirds will perform at Bubby and Sissy's, located at 602 Belle St. in Alton, at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 13. The Fabulous Freebirds are an alt-country, Americana folk ...

DDP On The Freebirds Hall of Fame Induction, Kimberly In Playboy, Macho Man, More Diamond Dallas Page was recently a guest on The Steve Austin Show, where he spoke about a variety of topics. DDP spoke ...

LOS ANGELES — For decades, thousands of wrestling fans around North Texas would pack the Dallas Sportatorium to watch the Von Erich family fight off opponents from all over the country like the ...

The seemingly never-ending rivalry between The Usos and The New Day has been WWE's version of The Fabulous Freebirds versus The Von Erichs for nearly a decade now. The two teams have dominated WWE's ...

Matt and Jeff Hardy wouldn't be where they are today without the vision, direction, and consideration put in by former Fabulous Freebird leader, Michael Hayes. With this month centered on thankfulness ...

Kevin Von Erich wrestles Terry Gordy, while referee Bronko Lubich watches on. In 1982, Gordy slammed Von Erich's head into a steel cage door, which started the rivalry. None Given / Digital File_SCAN ...

An April 24, 1983 Los Angeles Times article by Howard Rosenberg headlined “Praise the Lord and lash the opposition” describes co-star of smash-hit TV drama Dallas Charlene Tilton emerging from a ...

Back in the 1980s heyday of the Dallas Sportatorium, some of the best wrestlers in the world traded fists and bodyslams each weekend. Ric Flair, Harley Race, The Fabulous Freebirds and, of course, ...

Behind the intimidating "Earthquake" persona in WWF, John Tenta's real life couldn't be more different. An eventual health crisis threatened to separate him from his family as his in-ring days ended.