WWE Stars, Fans Mourn Loss Of 1980s Wrestling Icon 'Mr. Wonderful' Paul Orndorff
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He fought in the first WrestleMania event.
Former pro wrestling superstar Paul Orndorff, best known to fans as “Mr. Wonderful,” died Monday at the age of 71, his family announced. His cause of death was not immediately known, but he had recently been diagnosed with dementia. Orndorff was largely a “heel” or villain, and part of his act revolved around his own effusive praise of himself. He often performed with “Mr. #1derful” written across the rear of his trunks as the WWE ― then called the WWF ― shot to popularity in the 1980s.
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