On March 9, 1991 WWF Superstars of Wrestling aired from the Orlando Arena in Orlando, Florida. As their feud continued to heat up before WrestleMania VII, WWF Heavyweight Champion Sgt. Slaughter burned a Hulk Hogan “Hulk Rules” shirt while being interviewed by Mean Gene Okerlund. According to SLAUGHTER, Vince McMahon asked him to burn the American flag, but Slaughter refused to do so. | Davenport Sports Network

22K views · 278 reactions | On March 9, 1991 WWF Superstars of Wrestling aired from the Orlando Arena in Orlando, Florida. As their feud continued to heat up before WrestleMania VII, WWF Heavyweight Champion Sgt. Slaughter burned a Hulk Hogan “Hulk Rules” shirt during an interview segment with Mean Gene Okerlund. According to Slaughter in a later interview, Vince McMahon had originally wanted him to burn the American flag but Slaughter refused to do so. | Davenport Sports Network | Facebook

🐍On November 23, 1991 during WWF Superstars, Jake "The Snake"Roberts called out "Macho Man" Randy Savage from the commentators table. Savage approached the ring and was eventually tied up in the ropes by Roberts. Roberts then unleashed his king cobra named “Lucifer” onto Savage in one of the most memorable moments in WWF history. Although it was just an angle and the snake was venomoid, Savage really did get bit by the snake.🐍 | Davenport Sports Network

On March 26, 1991 during a taping of WWF Superstars at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, Earthquake kayfabe squashed Damien the pet python of Jake “The Snake” Roberts whils Roberts was tied up in the ropes during a scheduled TV match between the two which resulted in a no contest. When the match aired on TV on April 27th, footage of Earthquake landing on Damien was edited out of the broadcast with cutaways to the syndicated show’s Event Center hosted then by Sean Mooney. In reality

On May 30, 1992 WWF Superstars aired from the Onongada War Memorial in Syracuse, New York. Take a look back as The Natural Disasters (Earthquake & Typhoon) take down Mike Fury and Dwayne Gill. Fury would go on to be best known as "Big Guido" in ECW, an enforcer for "The Full Blooded Italians." Gill would become best known during the WWF's "Attitude Era" as "Gillberg", a parody of then-rival promotion WCW's top star Goldberg. | Davenport Sports Network