Arn Anderson has an easy time picking out his career highlight, which happened in a match where he was technically not even a participant.

Arn Anderson recalls his AEW debut back in 2019, when he came to the aid of Cody Rhodes, and landed a spinebuster on Shawn Spears.

WWE Hall of Famer Arn Anderson made his debut for All Elite Wrestling on Saturday night when he arrived at the All Out pay-per-view in shocking fashion. Late in a match between Cody Rhodes and ...

Even in retirement, Arn could do a spinebuster better than anyone in wrestling and was the best guy to utilize the maneuver. Spinebuster Users In Wrestling History, Ranked ...

Anderson himself played a role in trying to end the streak at WrestleMania 18 when he interfered and hit a spinebuster on The Undertaker during his match with Ric Flair in one of the closest near ...

Speaking on his ARN podcast, the WWE Hall of Famer was asked whether Brock Anderson has re-signed with AEW yet. Arn stated that he hadn’t, and his deal is up at the end of August.

Ole Anderson was one of the group's original members (which predictably saw many different iterations over the years), including Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Tully Blanchard.

Ole Anderson was a founding member of The Four Horsemen, an iconic wrestling alliance in the late ‘80s that helped shape the sports entertainment industry we know today, the WWE said.

Arn Anderson, a member of the legendary Four Horsemen in pro wrestling, revealed Saturday his son Barrett had died. Barrett was 37.

Ole Anderson was a founding member of The Four Horsemen, an iconic wrestling alliance in the late ‘80s that helped shape the sports entertainment industry we know today, the WWE said.

Anderson, whose real name was Alan Rogowski, is best known for his role as one of the members of the original Four Horsemen faction. The group consisted of Anderson, Arn Anderson, Ric Flair and ...

Ole Anderson was a founding member of The Four Horsemen, an iconic wrestling alliance in the late ‘80s that helped shape the sports entertainment industry we know today, the WWE said.