He's Buff and he's the stuff. The face, the body, the ability...Bagwell has it all. The combination makes Buff one of the superstars of pro wrestling.

Formerly Scott Steiner's tag team partner in the nWo, Bagwell has emerged from that failed relationship to thrive in the singles division. Buff's popularity isn't hard to understand. Women love him and men want to be like him.

Buff's stuff starts with ability. He combines a unique blend of power and quickness to subdue his foes. He was WCW Rookie of the Year and won three WCW World Tag Team Titles with three different partners. Buff made a statement for the young guns of WCW by pinning 14-time World Champion Ric Flair on a 1999 Nitro. Besides belts, Buff also has the respect of both the fans and opponents. In 1998, Buff severely injured his spinal chord and neck in front of a national television audience of millions. At the time, fans and WCW could only hope that he would walk again. Not only did Buff meet that challenge, but he also returned to the squared-circle better than ever.

Buff brings more to the table than just his in ring ability. He gives the fans what they want to see. They want to see Buff dance. Check. They want to see Buff pose. Check. They want to see Buff do impersonations? Surprisingly, yes. He has brought down the house with his hilarious dead-on imitations of Scott Steiner and The Cat. Bagwell has starred in two movies, The Day Of The Warrior and Return to Savage Beach.