the heenan family造句

• Rude thus became the first champion in the Heenan Family.
• The team was managed by Bobby Heenan and a part of the Heenan Family.
• Rick Rude departed the WWF in September, leaving the Heenan Family with just Hennig, Haku, and Barbarian as members.
• Studd went on to feud with several members of the Heenan family, including Andr?who had turned heel during Studd's absence.
• Patera was an integral part of The Heenan Family in the AWA ( 1982 1983 ), and later in the WWF ( 1984 1985 ).
• On weekend television shows following WrestleMania VI, Bobby Heenan vowed to spit in Andre's face when he came crawling back to the Heenan Family.
• The Heenan Family's first target was Andr?the Giant, with whom Studd had been embroiled in a bitter feud over who was the true " giant " of wrestling.
• Andr?the Giant and Haku had teamed together occasionally prior to the 1989 Survivor Series as members of the Heenan Family, but this was their first high-profile match as a tag team.
• After going more than four years without winning any of the WWF championship ( World Heavyweight, Smash ) on " Saturday Night's Main Event ", giving the Heenan Family two champions at one time.
• The Heenan Family scored the first major victory in the feud when Heenan helped instigate a 2-on-1 attack on Andr? an incident that resulted in Studd and Patera cutting Andr?s famous locks of hair.
• After Survivor Series, the two formally formed a tag team known as The Colossal Connection, in part to fill a void in the Heenan Family left by the imminent departure of Anderson and Blanchard but also to prolong the ailing Andre's career  the effects of his real-life acromegaly were starting to take their toll  by including him in a team where the younger, healthy Haku would handle most of the wrestling.
• A month later, the Heenan Family came to a temporary conclusion as Heenan announced on May 28 at a " Superstars " taping that he was selling the contract of Intercontinental Champion Mr . Perfect to " Coach " John Tolos and retiring to become a " broadcast journalist "; in reality, he retired as a manager due to lingering effects of a broken neck suffered in 1983 and being an announcer offered a less strenuous travel schedule as well as no longer taking bumps.