Dropping his narcissist gimmick, Luger donned American flag gear and hopped on a tour bus, known as the Lex Express, to travel the country. He received a massive push through the change ...

Luger left WCW in 1992 and would debut for the WWF, now WWE, at the 1993 Royal Rumble. He was managed by Bobby The Brain Heenan and billed as the "Narcissist Lex Luger." However, after the ...

Luger left WCW in 1992 and would debut for the WWF, now WWE, at the 1993 Royal Rumble. He was managed by Bobby The Brain Heenan and billed as the "Narcissist Lex Luger." However, after the ...

Former pro wrestling star Lex Luger opened up about the drug overdose ... whose character was a super-buff narcissist and didn’t leave a great taste with the promotion when he bolted for WWF ...

During an appearance on his "Lex Expressed" podcast ... Prior to "The All-American" gimmick, Luger played "The Narcissist" for a brief period. He would feud with the late Mr. Perfect and face ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — “The Narcissist,” “The All-American Hero,” and, most memorably, “The Total Package” — Lex Luger had no shortage of nicknames throughout his professional ...

On July 4, “The All-American” Lex Luger answered a challenge from ... with an attitude that drew comparisons to “The Narcissist.” Luger battled with his best friend and rival Sting before ...

After an initial stretch as the villainous “Narcissist,” Luger had the chance to fill Hulk Hogan’s shoes and replace Hulkamania. Yet his red-white-and-blue Lex Express ran out of gas before ...

Lex Luger was a world champion in WCW ... In 1993, he jumped ship to WWE, first as a conceited heel nicknamed The Narcissist, before becoming the All-American patriotic babyface who would bodyslam ...