Talent is on Wyatt's side, but for him to construct a career more like Undertaker's and less like Papa Shango's, he needs help from those penning his adventures. The line between corny and ...

On the comparisons commonly drawn between The Undertaker and himself ... Of Fear”s earliest memories of pro wrestling is of Papa Shango's angle with The Ultimate Warrior.

By the time Warrior came back, Undertaker had turned face, so there was no need for their feud to continue. Instead, the two ended up teaming together to face Papa Shango and the Berserker across ...

The Godfather: Real name Charles Wight, he also played Papa Shango and Kama. He was a friend of Undertaker’s from their time wrestling together in USWA. Savio Vega: Puerto Rican wrestler who was ...

Wright had a couple of unsuccessful runs as Papa Shango and Kama before he was repackaged ... Wright revealed how it was his close friend, The Undertaker, who recommended him to WWE and helped ...

"Papa Shango was supposed to come back one night. The night that I joined the Nation, me and Ron Simmons beat The Undertaker in a handicap match," recalled Godfather. "That night I was supposed to ...

It was a backstage group consisting of various wrestlers like The Undertaker, The Godfather (also known as Papa Shango), Rikishi, Yokozuna, Savio Vega, and The Godwinns.

He started in the company during the early 1990s as the voodoo-themed character Papa Shango. Then along the way he morphed into a few other characters including Kama (The Supreme Fighting Machine ...

WWE Hall of Famer Charles Wright has been Kama Mustafa and Papa Shango, but his most iconic ... reminisced with his fellow BSK member The Undertaker about how the controversial gimmick came ...

Long before The Boogeyman, there was Papa Shango. Charles Wright (no relation to Marty) was recommended to Vince McMahon by The Undertaker, and he ended up playing a similar supernatural character ...

Imagine if the gimmick had been given to Charles Wright (Papa Shango, The Godfather etc) or someone of similar ilk. That is guaranteed WrestleCrap, right there. Undertaker's matches tended to be a ...

‘what if I could do a throwback to the days of Papa Shango? The days of The Undertaker? Trying to create a character that’s somewhat magical, somewhat over the top? And that was the whole mindset.