Buff Bagwell, a former WCW wrestler from 1991-2001, said Friday he plans to return to the ring after having surgery to amputate his right leg. Bagwell, whose real name is Marcus Bagwell and was a five ...

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Buff Bagwell, the renowned World Champion Wrestling star, has recently faced a setback that would crumble the spirit of many. In a shocking turn of events, his right leg had to be amputated following ...

Bagwell crashed his car into a shopping mall in 2020, leaving him with grievous injuries that ultimately led to his decision ...

Former WWE star Buff Bagwell, who wrestled one televised match in the Stamford-based promotion in July 2001, has been released from jail.

Several former WWE stars tell stories about life inside and outside the wrestling business on their YouTube channels. In a new video, Buff Bagwell revealed he is going back to jail for 72 hours.

Buff Bagwell was a decorated wrestler in WCW and one of the first ones to jump ship to WWE when Ted Turner sold his wrestling promotion.

Former WCW wrestler Buff Bagwell recently spoke about working in the colorful world of pro wrestling. The star was one of the most prominent figures of WCW back in the 1990s.

Former WCW star Buff Bagwell recently discussed getting inspiration from ex-WWE star Maven. The former wrestler now has a very successful YouTube channel.

How Buff Bagwell handled his WWE exit On the night of his departure, Buff Bagwell instantly realized he could no longer afford his expensive car and $1 million mansion.

Dozens of former WWE stars have signed Legends contracts with the company over the last few years. In a recent video, Buff Bagwell revealed he hopes to return one day in some capacity.

Several wrestlers joined WWE in 2001 after Vince McMahon purchased WCW. One of the first former WCW stars to appear in WWE during that time, Buff Bagwell, recently disclosed details about his salary.