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As a horror fan I’ve always liked the wrestlers with the darker sides. The Undertaker and Kane are two wrestlers who have had a certain mystique and managed to get away with the more silly story lines featuring the supernatural. For the most part though their destructive force has been more of an importance to their fans. WWE: Brothers of Destruction provides a few of their best matches in their time as a tag team.

WWE fans know that the relationship between Kane and Undertaker has been a strained one, especially based on the fact that they have had one of the best rivalries that the WWE managed to create. Working as a team though in the years when Undertaker was using his American Badass gimmick they were a very good tag team, and they came at a time when the WWE were riding on a high when it came to that division.

Big Daddy V was a beloved WWE star, but who knew his friends and family loved him enough to carry around his ashes??!! His widow plans to share him with a gesture that's either really touching or really creepy.Plus, maybe Lebron James isn't the dunking machine we all think he is -- or maybe Kevin Love is just that good! You gotta see how K-Love put Lbj to shame.And Olympic diver Tom Daley...

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The passing of Nelson Frazier on February 18th, four days after turning 43, was another lost soul in the annals of pro wrestling. Despite how common wrestling deaths are, they are always shocking, even for someone of Frazier’s immense girth. In that sense, it’s tragic that Frazier died after losing a good amount of his excess weight after living so large for most of his life.

Frazier’s WWE career was one of the more interesting ones, going from cutting-edge babyface to main event heel royalty to comedy gimmick and back and forth under three different names on and off from 1994 to 2008.

Known as Mabel, Viscera and Big Daddy V, plus several more monikers in non-wwe promotions, Frazier was given immense opportunity in WWE at a young age (main-evented Summerslam at 24) and while he didn’t make the most of it,...

Ex-wwe superstar Big Daddy V's body was cremated earlier this week ... and his widow has slightly eerie plans for the ashes ... TMZ has learned.Cassandra Frazier tells TMZ ... the ashes of her husband Viscera -- a.k.a. Nelson Frazier Jr. -- will be put into 500 pendants and placed on necklaces, and then she's going to gift them to his loved ones.Cassandra says for now she's storing Bdv's ashes in an urn at...

So tragic. WWE superstar Big Daddy V, whose real name is Nelson Frazier Jr., died of a heart attack on Feb. 18. He was 43 years old.

Big Daddy V, a beloved fixture in the WWE community, died suddenly on Tuesday night at the age of 43.

WWE Star Big Daddy V Dies Of A Heart Attack At 43

Big Daddy V will be sorely missed, and his legacy as a good man and solid entertainer will live on. On Feb. 19, The WWE issued a statement confirming his death, saying ”Our deepest condolences go out to Frazier’s family, friends and fans.”

In addition to Big Daddy V, Nelson also wrested under the aliases Mabel and Viscera. Frazier first joined the WWE as Mabel, one-half of the “Men on a Mission” tag team, in 1999, then he morphed into Viscera — a member of the Undertaker’s “Ministry of Darkness” — soon after. His famous friends, like...

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Nelson Frazier Jr, also known as Viscera and King Mabel in many of his WWE incarnations, has passed away after suffering a heart attack in his hometown of Memphis, Tennesse.

He had just celebrated his 43rd birthday this past Friday on Valentine’s day.

Wrestling agent Eric Simms first broke this news on his Facebook page…

Others then followed suit and paid their condolences.

I am shocked & so sad. Mabel, Viscera, Big Daddy V (Nelson Frazier) passed away. He was a good friend. He just celebrated his 43Bday

— Tommy Dreamer (@Thetommydreamer) February 19, 2014

Nelson Frazier/Big V has died.This really hurts!He was one of the good guys, and was always a great mentor and supportive. I Love U BigV Rip

— Chris Masters (@ChrisMasters310) February 19, 2014

First joining the WWF way back in 1993, Frazier was one of the...

Hot on the heels of the news that “attitude era” superstar Matt Bloom (Albert, A-Train) is returning to the WWE as a henchman to John Laurinatis next month, comes word that Nelson Frazier Jr could also be making a comeback for the company.

Frazier is better known for the variety of gimmicks he had during his time with the WWF and WWE, including Mable, Viscera, Big Daddy V and King V.

It is being reported that the 40-year old former WWE Superstar was pulled out of appearing for Wild Out Wrestling’s “Betrayed” Event on March 31st at the Giant Flea Market in Union City, Tennessee because he has been booked by the WWE.

Frazier was expected to appear in a Team Kamala vs Team Showtime match but Kamala Jr revealed on Facebook last night that the event has been moved to April 14th because Big Daddy V’s work for the WWE.

Colin Firth puts in another spectacular performance as the reluctant king of England, George VI. Tom Hooper’s film is a first class drama aided by some brilliant comedic touches. One suspects this production will dominate awards season.

The King’s Speech revels in its exchanges and scenes between Firth an Geoffrey Rush’s speech therapist. The Duke of York, who became King George, suffered from a stammer and sort all kinds of advice and underwent all kinds of methods to rid himself of it. In the end, it wasn’t the top quality doctors who cured him – or at least helped him overcome it to some extent, but a failed Australian actor named Lionel Logue.

The opening scenes will no doubt cause hysterics as Lionel coaxes the Duke out of his shell, privilege and nervous personality. Essentially it is the melodramatic story of a prince and pauper finding friendship...