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American Pride: Superstars and Old Glory! {9 n% V* j% l0 N. U
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The Rock proudly shows his pride in the United States.
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2 p# }7 a- t+ H' ?) M+ Q: nThe All-American American, Jack Swagger, has always taken a great deal of pride in his country.6 r- q9 ^! m; ]
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Swagger often wears red, white and blue ring attire.
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Kurt Angle won Olympic gold on behalf of America in 1996.
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Nikolai Volkoff often remained aligned with the Soviet Union but sometimes showed his respect for America.
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; F( y7 s& U7 x3 X# u: aEve is proud to be an American.9 H* @, j2 x% G0 B0 v4 k0 Q2 p
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Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham were once known as the US Express.
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WWE Hall of Famer "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan was rarely seen without his 2x4 or Old Glory.
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Torrie Wilson turned up the heat displaying her American pride at The Great American Bash in 2004.: ]! ?+ K, h5 f! `
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7 F* g# X! ~& bTed DiBiase defended America and defeated Hunico in a Flag Match on SmackDown." k3 M6 r$ A8 V3 ]' z
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WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan proved he was a a real American throughout his entire career.. B( _8 j' A: u( V! @; {$ z
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6 N3 m/ g$ [/ ^7 J# R% t0 `3 F+ vKelly Kelly is an all-American Diva.6 O) U* C- F: C8 A! L" W
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% p1 \1 u" h: r6 z6 UAlicia Fox shows off her pride in the Stars and Stripes.1 `% {. {, a1 |0 l8 w* Y7 s# x2 v
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7 Q9 K% [) j$ R$ ?; |; \2 pAs Mr. America, Hogan proudly wore red, white and blue ring attire. U+ |" W3 _7 U2 V1 D
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Lex Luger proved he was truly "Made in the USA" in 1993 and 1994.
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Sting memorably wore Old Glory on his jacket in the late 1980s and early 1990s.- V. ]8 A# k4 j
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) h6 V. A6 O, }* J- H( m$ ACorporal Kirchner was once a member of the Army's famed 82nd Airborne Division.
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, V5 e& Z( Y- k3 `The Patriot is one of the most all-American competitors in sports-entertainment history.
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