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WrestleMania IV Press Conference - March 2, 1988 [Videos]

On Wednesday, March 2, 1988, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City (now known as Hyatt Grand Central New York), the World Wrestling Federation held the WrestleMania IV Press Conference. Speakers included Bobby “the brain” Heenan, “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase with Virgil, Andre the Giant, Gene Okerlund, and Hulk Hogan. World Wrestling Federation "President" Jack Tunney was also in attendance and seated on the main stage.

WrestleMania IV Press Conference

New York, New York

March 2, 1988

WrestleMania IV Commerical

Narrated by Vince McMahon

Massachusetts Media Market

Aired March 1988

Promo for WrestleMania IV

British Bulldogs and Koko B. Ware

Talk about Bobby Heenan

March 1988

World Wrestling Federation President Suspends Referee Danny Davis FOR LIFE!!! [Videos]

WWF World Tag Team Championship Match

British Bulldogs vs Hart Foundation

"Special Referee" Danny Davis

Filmed January 26, 1987

Tampa, Florida

WWF President Jack Tunney with Danny Davis

"The Statement"

Tito Santana vs Terry Gibbs

WWF President Jack Tunney suspends Danny Davis

Filmed January 26, 1987

Tampa, Florida

The Hart Foundation Promo

"Lay Off Danny Davis!"

February 1987

Jimmy Hart with Danny Davis

"The Newest Member of the Hart Foundation"

WWF PRIME TIME WRESTLING

Aired February 16, 1987

WrestleMania III Report

Danny Davis to wrestle with Hart Foundation

WWF Wrestling Challenge

Aired February 22, 1987

"Dangerous" Danny Davis with Jimmy Hart

WWF Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto

Aired August 29, 1987

"Rowdy" Roddy Piper Appears on Portland, Oregon Televison Program [Videos]

In March 1985, Piper appeared in the main event match against Hulk Hogan and Mr. T at the first Wrestlemania held in Madison Square Garden. By May 1985, next to Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper was one of the biggest professional wrestling superstars in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF).

On May 21, 1985, Piper visited the set of Portland, Oregon's KATU television program Two for Four to promote his match against Buddy Rose as a favor for Owen Promotions Portland Wrestling's 60th Anniversary Extravaganza. Piper had roots in Oregon and wrestled earlier in his career for the Portland-based promotion operated by Don Owen. In fact, Piper and his wife resided in Oregon and ended up having four children there, and after he passed away in 2015 at the age of 61, he was laid to rest in Tigard, Oregon.

Two at Four

KATU-ABC

May 21, 1985