“Koko B. Ware would end up being so popular in the ’80s and early ’90s that he’d be remembered for decades even though he rarely won a match.”

If you grew up watching the WWF in the ’80s, you’ve definitely heard of Koko B. Ware. David Dennis, Jr. pays homage to the Hall of Famer and reminds us of Koko’s legacy:

“In the end, Koko B. Ware’s charisma and gimmick transcended his actual win-loss record. In the era of Hogan, Savage, and The Hart Foundation, he stood out and became a household name even, as he was overlooked as an in-ring…