R.I.P. Alan Robert Rogowski (Ole Anderson)
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[b]Ric Flair & others from the wrestling world pay tribute to Ole Anderson[/b]
Ole Anderson died yesterday at his home in Monroe, Georgia. He was 81.
During the course of a career that started in the 1960s and ended in the 1990s, Anderson (real name Alan Robert Rogowski) was a responsible for making memories as a performer and behind-the-scenes. He was a member of two iconic teams in The Minnesota Wrecking Crew and the original incarnation of The Four Horseman, and central to the numerous great stories and feuds involving those groups. He also played a part in things that were memorable for other reasons, voicing the Shockmaster among them.
[b]Ric Flair & others from the wrestling world pay tribute to Ole Anderson[/b]
Ole Anderson died yesterday at his home in Monroe, Georgia. He was 81.
During the course of a career that started in the 1960s and ended in the 1990s, Anderson (real name Alan Robert Rogowski) was a responsible for making memories as a performer and behind-the-scenes. He was a member of two iconic teams in The Minnesota Wrecking Crew and the original incarnation of The Four Horseman, and central to the numerous great stories and feuds involving those groups. He also played a part in things that were memorable for other reasons, voicing the Shockmaster among them.
