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Birth Name: Paul Heyman Jr.
Age: 59, born 11 September 1965
Country of origin: 
United States
Height: 5' 11"
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Influential Pop Culture Icons
(706 items)list by moviebuff
Published 9 years, 9 months ago
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In Praise of The Undertaker
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Published 4 years, 11 months ago 
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Iconic People and Celebrities
(1031 items)list by Agent Kermit D. Fonz
Published 1 year, 8 months ago
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Should be in the HOF Before Papa Fucking Shango
(100 items)list by CD Smiles
Published 9 years, 3 months ago
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1. Entertainment Tonight (1981)
| Rating: | 288 Watched |
2. WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)
| Rating: | 268 Watched |
3. WWE SmackDown! (1999)
| Rating: | 197 Watched |
4. WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)
| Rating: | 88 Watched |
5. Saturday Night's Main Event (1985)
| Rating: | 60 Watched |
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1. WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)
| Rating: | 268 Watched |
2. WWE SmackDown! (1999)
| Rating: | 197 Watched |
3. WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)
| Rating: | 88 Watched |
4. WWE Monday Night RAW (1993)
| Rating: | 59 Watched |
5. E.C.W. (2006)
| Rating: | 50 Watched |
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1. Rollerball (2002)
| Rating: | 290 Watched |
2. Beyond the Mat (1999) (2000)
| Rating: | 83 Watched |
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| Rating: | 23 Watched |
5. Summerslam (2001)
| Rating: | 24 Watched |
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In Praise of The Undertaker (24 person items)" “20 years from now, the wildest thing about him is that as much the fans are gonna remember him, the locker room is gonna remember him even more.”"