Harley taught me how to carry myself, how to be believable." Punk said. "I met Harley when he was long retired, but I was a guy that he told me, anytime you wanna work one of my shows, you're ...

Mr. Fuji switched from Demolition to the Pain train after that. In total, Baron (who lost the Von Raschke part of his name) only worked from SummerSlam '88 in August up until that November.

He proved himself against Harley Race, ... he was also a three-time AWA World Champion in the 1960s and he even had a tag ...

Max Sparber poses with Jim Raschke (left), a still from "The Beast." Cube Critics Max Sparber and Alex V. Cipolle discuss a film about a Minnesota legend and … they really don’t know what. The ...

The incredible story of Baron Von Raschke, real name Jim Raschke, is the subject of a documentary film co-written and co-produced by his son. It’s called “The Claw.” ...

- Race is laying there, and he's hollering "no, no, ... That led to one brother applying the Baron Von Raschke brain claw. The other returned fire with a Harley Race shove to the gut. And on it went.

Film about Baron von Raschke reveals that the brute we saw on camera is really a gentle Jim. By Chris Hewitt. May 20, 2021 at 4:11PM. Director Philip Harder and Baron von Raschke.

Old School Championship Wrestling will present its fourth annual Rock ‘N Wrestling at the Beach on April 10 at The Windjammer on Isle of Palms.

A Baron von Raschke Kickstarter funding campaign that ends tomorrow already has made its $20,000 goal. The money will be used for post-production costs of a documentary about legendary pro ...

AEW Full Gear was an eventful show for fans, however, it wasn't the same for Ethan Page, who was humiliated by wrestling legend Baron Von Raschke as the veteran pulled his famous Claw move on the AEW ...

The Baron would also have a cup of coffee in the then-WWF in 1988 as the manager of The Powers of Pain pairing of The Warlord and The Barbarian. In this post: AEW Full Gear 2021 Baron von Raschke ...

The Baron von Raschke, it turned out, was just fine. He was simply selling, or making the wrestling believable … at any cost. “You get sucked in. Boom,” Raschke said.