Being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame is one of the most prestigious honors a professional wrestler can get. One wrestling legend who is yet to receive that honor is Lex Luger. Fans have often ...

Lex Luger doesn’t know why he’s not in the WWE Hall of Fame, but thinks good things happen to those who wait. The wrestling legend has been wheelchair bound for nearly two decades. He suffered ...

Lex Luger was one of wrestling's most natural heels, with audiences more keen on booing the star than cheering for him. After joining Vince McMahon's WWF, following a successful run as "The Narcissist ...

Lex Luger played football and even signed with the Green Bay Packers. Luger was part of the Four Horsemen when first joining WCW. He later became a United States and WCW World Heavyweight Champion.

Lex Luger discusses being compared to Hulk Hogan earlier in his career. He also comments on their relationship. Luger has often been compared to Hoan throughout his career. He was set to be Hogan’s ...

Former WCW and WWF star Lex Luger has pulled back the curtain on his wrestling career. In a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet, Luger opened up about his his fitness and physique and the ...

In 1997, Lex Luger pinned Hulk Hogan to win the WCW World Heavyweight Championship, landing one of the first major blows against Hogan's NWO faction in WCW. Speaking on an episode of "Lex Expressed," ...

One of the most notable names in the WWE is walking again after spending years in a wheelchair, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Lex Luger – real name is Lawrence Pfohl – suffered a brutal injury in 2007, ...

Lex Luger and "The Icon" Sting have been best friends for many years, from their time as a tag team, then nWo Wolfpac stablemates in WCW, to their rivalry throughout the '80s and '90s, to Luger being ...

Wrestling history has seen its share of ups and downs behind the scenes. There have been incredible highs, with wrestlers finding love with each other, such as we’ve seen with Seth Rollins and Becky ...

Lex Luger has his sights on the WWE Hall of Fame. In a new interview with Chris Van Vliet, Luger said that being inducted in to the WWE Hall of Fame would be a huge honor. He also opened up on taking ...