Arghhh, oh boy, one thing about Strangle's potato chips, they really strangle you. Well, while I enjoy these crunchy old ... And Dr. Paul Bearer is off and running with a sight gag about his coat.

“They built an entire WrestleMania angle around Paul Bearer. And some folks [are like], ‘Oh gosh, that’s disrespectful.’ No, that’s the biggest compliment and that’s the biggest ...

Paul Bearer was no gimmick. Well, it was, but there was part of it that wasn't: The man behind it, William Moody, was a licensed mortician with a degree in mortuary science from San Antonio College.

Oh yeeeeeeeesss. Paul Bearer joins the Ultimate Warrior, Jake Roberts and Lita as the newest inductee in the WWE Hall of Fame. The company announced the news Monday night during Raw: As you'd ...

Paul Bearer's 2004 Live Burial Storyline Discussed On Something To Wrestle With Bruce Prichard WWE has gotten up to some dodgy scenes in the past under the reign of Vince McMahon but this stands ...

Meet Bryce, a guy who got Paul Bearer's WWE Hall of Fame ring from his family and is now trying to sell it for cheap on 'Pawn Stars.' ... Oh, cool, they’re both doing Barrett.

William Moody, known to pro wrestling fans as Paul Bearer, the pasty-faced, urn-carrying manager for performers The Undertaker and Kane, dies at 58 Latest U.S.

That's when you go 'Oh, this sucks.'" In the end, Prichard could find no redeeming qualities in the angle, no matter which way one chose to look at it. "It was horrible," Prichard said.

RIP Paul Bearer (aka William Moody), the legendary pro wrestling manager of The Undertaker, Kane, Mankind and others. RIP Paul Bearer (William Moody) 1954-2013 – UPROXX Visit the post for more.

Basically like, 'Oh, you're here again kid?' I was like, 'Yes sir, Mr. Lubich. ... That's how we started, then a few years down the line we hooked up and he was Paul Bearer.

Like a zombie climbing from his grave, a beloved (and sometimes beheaded) Tampa Bay pop culture icon is coming back to television life.

William Moody, the real-life undertaker who became famous by portraying Paul Bearer, a mortician who managed some of pro wrestling's biggest stars, died Tuesday at 58 in a Mobile, Ala., hospital.