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I’m sure everyone knows I am a wrestling fan and geek out at times over it. The thing i’ve been invested in over the last few years is collecting figures…

I'm sure everyone knows I am a wrestling fan and geek out at times over it. The thing i've been invested in over the last few years is collecting figures from my childhood. The WWF Hasbro series is nostalgic for me. I'd go to Toys R' Us or KB Toy Store as a kid to collect each series. I had to have the ring and would play with them all the time. The figures had a mechanic motion on each and the ring came with the championship title. The detail in the facial features are outstanding. Check out my collection below.

I use to beat the hell out of the figures and would break an arm off or fingers. I went to a show at Kowloon hosted by Matt Cardona who hosts The Major Wrestling Figure Podcast and started to learn more about each one.  The WWF Hasbro's have really held their value 30-years later and I decided to slowly collect and complete the entire set.  This led to me getting the retro series which was created by Mattel. Then I got the WCW Galoob figures. Again, these figures were nostalgic to me as a kid and now sit in a clear case.

There were 11 series if WWF Hasbro's and here is a look at them all

Series 1: which features Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, Macho Man Randy Savage, Jake the snake Roberts, The Ultimate Warrior, Ravishing Rick Rude, Demolition Axe & Smash, The million dollar man Ted Dibiase, Brutus The Barber Beefcake, The Big Boss man and Akeem.

Series 2: features two tag teams The Rockers and the Bushwhackers. The Dusty Rhodes figure still in the package is worth a pretty penny these days.

Series 3:  Another tag team added to the family with Earthquake & Typhoon the Natural Disasters.

Series 4: Introducing the Undertaker and Bret Hart's first Hasbro figure.

Series 5: Plenty of new figures came out as well including The Mountie, Rick Martel, IRS, Skinner, Sid, Virgil and Warlord.

Series 6: Ric Flair highlights a series with The Berzerker, Papa Shango, Repo Man, Tatanka and Tito Santana

Series 7: Razor Ramon, Shawn Michaels, Nailz, Crush, Kamala and Owen Heart completed the yellow cards.

Series 8: Bam Bam Bigelow had an amazing figure. The color of his tattoos and design make it one of my favorite of the Hasbro line.

Series 9: The Steiner Brothers and Doink The Clown headline this group

Series 10: The Giant Gonzalez and the Head Shrinkers were the new figures.

Series 11: The Smoking Gunns, Adam Bomb, Ludvig Borga were alongside the 1-2-3 Kid who is the most sought after figure of the series

WWF HASBRO MAIL AWAY SERIES

The original line ran from 1990 through 1994, offering 99 such figures — 86 Carded Singles, five tag-team packs, and the three mail-aways. These are extremely rare and worth more in the packaging.

Here is a complete checklist of every WWF Hasbro figure 

Check out my interview with Andrew Martin from Mable Toys who knows everything about Hasbros.

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Joe Murray has worked behind the scenes and on-air in New England since 2007. Murray was born and raised in Boston (Hyde Park) and is now living on the North Shore in Peabody. A graduate of CSB School of Broadcasting, Joe was hired at 98.5 The Sports Hub in 2011 and is the host of Patriots Postgame and the Over/Under Podcast with Dan Lifshatz. Joe was hired as the full-time night show host in 2023, and a featured guest for “The Weekly Spread” on NBC Sports Boston during football season. Joe writes about all New England sports from Patriots football to Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins.