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Lex Luger WWF by Hasbro includes the following pieces:
Lex Luger is part of the “Series 8” figures of the WWF collection produced by HASBRO toymaker, this collection brought to the action figure format the most relevant wrestlers of the famous wrestling TV show.
These figures were distributed in several countries, so we can find the blister card in different languages such as English, Spanish, French, German or Italian.
Lex Luger, whose real name is Lawrence Wendell Pfohl, is an American retired professional wrestler who had a prominent career in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and other promotions in the 1980s and 1990s. Luger is known for his impressive physique, his charisma and his nickname “The Total Package”.
Lex Luger won several titles in his career, including the World Championship Wrestling (WCW) United States Championship and the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) World Heavyweight Championship. He also participated in important events such as WrestleMania and was part of memorable moments in the history of professional wrestling. After his career in the ring, Luger continued to be a figure in the industry as a commentator and trainer.
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