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Power and Glory was a professional wrestling tag team in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) from 1990 to 1991. [2] The team consisted of Hercules (Power, strength) and Paul "Romeo" Roma (Glory, looks). [2] The team was managed by Slick.
Roma finally faced Jim Powers in singles competition in six house show matches in August 1990, coming out victorious in each encounter. Power & Glory would last until October 1991, when Roma left the WWF. Powers would remain with the WWF until October 1994, occasionally teaming with various wrestlers, and ended his tenure on a winning streak.
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The last time Roma and Powers would square against each other would be on a house show in late 1990, as Powers was teaming with Marty Jannetty as a replacement for Jannetty's original partner, Shawn Michaels, who was taking time off to heal an injury, there once again Power & Glory got the upper-hand while Powers and Jannetty were defeated.
Power and Glory would split after the events of SummerSlam; Paul Roma departed WWF in October 1991, took some time off, then moved to WCW and joined the Four Horsemen (instead of Tully Blanchard, who was offered but refused due to low pay) in 1993, and Hercules would also move to WCW in early 1992 and become "The Super Invader" before heading ...
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After SummerSlam 1991, Roma left the WWF. [10] Hercules spent the rest of his time in the WWF jobbing again, losing to wrestlers such as the Bushwackers, Jim Neidhart, the Big Boss Man and Sid Justice, and Intercontinental champion Bret Hart. [7] Hercules lasted nearly forty minutes in the 1991 Royal Rumble; in 1992, he lasted less than a minute.