Love him or hate him, Ole Anderson was one of the most believable performers in the history of professional wrestling. From the late ‘60s until "kayfabe" brother Gene Anderson’s in-ring ...

He made his pro wrestling debut in 1967 with the local ... to regional fame alongside his fictional family members Gene, Lars, and Arn Anderson as “The Minnesota Wrecking Crew” throughout ...

Lars and Gene Anderson. During their time in the NWA, Ole and Arn split off to form The Four Horsemen with Ric Flair and Tully Blanchard in the mid 1980s. As part of World Championship Wrestling ...

Ole Anderson began wrestling in the late 1960s and he made his way to the Carolinas, where he joined with partner Gene Anderson and won the NWA tag team championship, Price said. While they were ...

Rogowski got into pro wrestling in the late 1960s. He joined the “Anderson Family” in 1968, teaming with his storyline “brother” Gene Anderson to form the Minnesota Wrecking Crew.

Ole Anderson originally teamed with Gene Anderson as part of the Minnesota Wrecking Crew. Ole Anderson had few peers in wrestling. He was tough as nails, could handle himself in any situation.