Talk:Four Horsemen (professional wrestling)
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Does anyone have a reference showing that WWE was, in fact, going to bring back the Horsemen with Flair, Anderson, Benoit and Guerrero but Austin's walkout caused that not to take place? Because while it seemed somewhat likely at the time, I hadn't actually ever heard that it was going to really happen. ekedolphin 08:11, 11 April 2006 (UTC)
WCW should have been sued by Metallica cause they stole the name of their song and turned it into a stable.
- Oh really? Wow, the Four Horsemen formed in 1986 but still managed to steal the name of a song that wouldn't come out for about five years. I always knew Ric Flair was the master of willing and dealing! Eric42 01:26, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
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- Rock on, the four horsemen lived before WCW was ever born in the back of Ted Turner's mind. Also, the four horsemen is a BIBLICAL ALLUSION, it cannot be copywrited. The Hybrid Its a Cow!
