McMichael died from complications of ALS, and despite his reckless style of play, he never blamed football for ALS.

Chicago Bears great and legendary sports personality Steve ‘Mongo’ McMichael died at age 67 on Wednesday, following a ...

HOMER GLEN. Ill. ( WGN) — Chicago Bears great and legendary sports personality Steve “Mongo” McMichael died at age 67 on ...

The voicemail was left with an odd combination of reluctance and concern. Mongo, give a shout when you get a chance. Just ...

After moving to Freer, Texas, McMichael lettered in six sports in high school — football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis and golf — with ... and later joined Ric Flair in the “Four ...

That’s why Chicago will remain filled with stories from Average Joes and Ordinary Janes who happened to run into McMichael at a bar, a golf fundraiser ... McMichael, Ric Flair, Chris Benoit ...

Callaway continues its aggressive approach to specialty golf ball releases with the announcement of USA TruTrack golf balls.

Barkley's reaction to "The Nature Boy" serves as a tribute to one of wrestling's legendary figures. Fans emerged as the real ...

Ric Flair has spoken out after a WWE and WCW legend died at the age of 67. The star was Flair's "best friend," Steve "Mongo" McMichael. McMichael had been battling ALS for the past four years.

He was 67 years old. The news of McMichael’s passing was heartbreaking to many, including wrestling legend Ric Flair, who teamed up with McMichael as a part of the Four Horsemen in 1996 and 1997.

Ric Flair's iconic "WOOOOO!" catchphrase has taken on a life of its own since he first began using it in the 1970s - and the ...

Charles Barkley provided a memorable reaction to the appearance of wrestling legend Ric Flair during Game 2 of the NBA playoffs between the Los Angeles Lakers and Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday ...