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“Masculinity Isn’t Toxic. The Absence Of It Is” – Dan Severn

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• “Masculinity Isn’t Toxic. The Absence Of It Is” – Dan Severn

WWF Attitude Era Veteran & Mixed Martial Arts Legend ‘The Beast’ Dan Severn took to Facebook and posted a picture that reads:

“Masculinity Isn’t Toxic.

The Absence Of It Is.

Weak Men Are Abusive

And Spiteful.

Strong, Masculine Men

Are Protective And

Loving.”

He wrote in the post caption himself:

“This is a great post that Mark Coleman shared with me and I am now sharing with you. We need more Strong Men now……..more than ever! Please share, and have a ‘Kick-A$$ Day!’ Beast Out!”

Apart from winning several UFC Championships during its early days in the mid-90s, Dan Severn also worked as a professional wrestler, who held the National Wrestling Alliance World Heavyweight Championship for 4 years from February 24th 1995 until March 14th 1999, including a stint in the WWF during the famous Attitude Era (1998-1999), where he came in as part of Jim Cornette’s NWA Invasion angle and brought the NWA World Title with him.

Severn won the NWA World Heavyweight Championship for a second time on March 9th 2002, but had to vacate it almost 3 months later due to not signing with NWA’s new partner promotion Total Nonstop Action! (TNA), where his former UFC opponent Ken Shamrock won the vacant title at their inaugural pay-per-view.

New Video: Attitude Era Fan Exposes Herself Live On RAW (Uncensored Version):

• ON THIS DAY IN WWE HISTORY (November 18, 2005) – WWE Friday Night SmackDown! *EDDIE GUERRERO TRIBUTE SHOW*

On this day in 2005, World Wrestling Entertainment aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWE Friday Night SmackDown!’.

It was broadcasted from the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota and featured pre-taped matches, interviews & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WWE Survivor Series 2005’ PPV.

Here’s the card:

Matt Hardy vs. Carlito Carribean Cool

Road Warrior Animal & Heidenreich vs. Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch

Chavo Guerrero vs. JBL

Cruiserweight Battle Royal

Chris Benoit vs. Triple H


        
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