WWE '13 - Road Warriors Entrance

Animal: HEIGHT: 6'1'' WEIGHT: 305 lbs. FROM: Chicago, IL. SIGNATURE MOVE: Doomsday Device FIRST WWE GAME: WWF WrestleFest CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: World Tag Team Champions; AWA World Tag Team Champions; NWA National Tag Team Champions; NWA International Tag Team Champions; WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011 Animal, one half of the "Legion of Doom," the Road Warriors, was a different breed of man than what fans had seen before. A physical powerhouse, Animal didn't beat his opponents as much as he beat them down. Intimidation was a big part of his game, and when he'd stride to the ring with shoulder pads adorned with massive steel spikes, it was hard not to be taken aback. It can be argued that in his heyday with tag-team partner, Hawk, no men ever put a scare into opponents more than the Road Warriors. As great as the Road Warriors were in their prime of the 1980s, they returned to WWE during the "Attitude Era" and re-asserted their dominance, regaining the World Tag Team Championship. Animal returns to the ring in WWE '13 in all his glory, ready to pound a hapless opponent through the mat once more. _______________________________________________________________________ Hawk: HEIGHT: 6'2'' WEIGHT: 277 lbs. FROM: Chicago, IL. SIGNATURE MOVE: Doomsday Device FIRST WWE GAME: WWF WrestleFest CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: World Tag Team Champions; AWA World Tag Team Champions; NWA National Tag Team Champions; NWA International Tag Team Champions; WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2011 One-half of arguably the greatest tag team of all-time, the Road Warriors, Hawk was an athlete that was truly ahead of his time. A physical specimen just like his tag-team partner, Animal, Hawk stunned fans with just how agile he was for a man of his size. The Road Warriors' finisher, the Doomsday Device, was a case in point. Animal would sit a hapless foe on his shoulders as Hawk dove off the top rope with a thunderous clothesline that usually flipped the opponent over before crashing to the mat. The Doomsday Device was jaw-dropping both as a visual and in its scope. It revolutionized how the game was played in the ring. The duo dominated the tag team landscape for nearly 15 years, decimating foes around the world, especially in Japan, where the Warriors enjoyed almost mythical status. In WWE '13, the Road Warriors will once again "snack on danger and dine on death." As Hawk would say, "Ohhhh, What a rush!"