In the mid-1990s, after Paul E. Dangerously had left WCW, and after Harley Race had peaked as a manager backing Vader as World Champion, Col. Rob Parker stepped into the role of WCW’s most ...

Paul Heyman may have looked much older, but he was only 23 when he debuted in WCW as Paul E. Dangerously. He was with the promotion for five years as one of their top heel managers. Even at an ...

In 1991, Paul Heyman —then better known as Paul E. Dangerously—conspired a plan that would shake the foundation of WCW ...

Ladies and gentlemen, his name is Paul Heyman, and he is a WWE Hall of Famer. The outspoken, brusque New Yorker first gained enemies under the guise of Paul E. Dangerously in WCW. Managing Steve ...

The man once known as Paul E. Dangerously has managed a wide array of superstars from WCW, ECW and WWE. Here is a list of Paul Heyman's top ten clients.

Rick Rude debuted in WCW Halloween Havoc 1991 as the masked Halloween Phantom in a match against Tom Zenk, but the following promo is more legendary. Paul E. Dangerously (Heyman) introduced Rude ...

Outside of being affiliated with Paul E. Dangerously in WCW with the Dangerous Alliance stable, few people may remember the one-night only appearance in the ECW Arena of Anderson and Eaton who ...

The premise of the story is a battle royal, announced by Jim Ross and Paul E. Dangerously (Heyman), where the winner gets a title shot at the then- odious and vain Lex Luger. It’s got it all.

Before his WWE debut, Heyman was known as Paul E. Dangerously in WCW and ECW. He managed some of the future greatest names in WWE, including “Stunning” Steve Austin, “Mean” Mark Callous ...

The same year, WCW also put on a football match involving Lex Luger and Big Cat (later known as Mr. Hughes in WWE). In one corner, Big Cat had Paul Heyman (known then as Paul E. Dangerously).

Mark Calaway had been wrestling for around two years when he signed up with NWA-WCW in late 1989. Known as "Paul E. Dangerously, aka Paul Heyman, briefly managed Mean Mark" Callous, the future WWE ...