Rudderless, Rikishi trundled along as a heel for a while longer before quietly returning to his old dancing gimmick. In truth, and despite being cut short, the heel run had gone on too long anyway.

Rikishi understands what John Cena is going through. John Cena’s heel turn at WWE Elimination Chamber shocked the world, and it instantly became one of the most unforgettable moments in recent ...

WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi was recently a guest on the WrestleSlam podcast. While discussing his run with WWE, the Hall of Famer opened up about his heel turn in 2000.

According to the comments on a subreddit post over on r/WWE, online fans are losing hope in the Wyatt Sicks. The post itself ...

Former WWE Superstar Rikishi has shared his thoughts on The Rock's current heel character.

Rikishi thinks John Cena may be ready to his embrace his roots. Cena shocked the professional wrestling world with his WWE Elimination Chamber heel turn on Cody Rhodes, and many have speculated ...

Asked to name his favorite professional wrestling heel turn, WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi chose a promo segment that was very close to his own heart.

Heel Turn In October 2000, it was revealed that Rikishi conspired with Triple H to run down Steve Austin and sideline him for nearly a year. "I did it for The Rock.

Yokozuna was a legendary WWF (WWE these days) heel, the professional-wrestling term for a bad guy — but Agatupu Rodney Anoaʻi was a legendary good dude. As the first WWE Superstar profiled on ...

But in 2000, Rikishi was turned heel after being identified as the mystery driver of the car that hit “Stone Cold” Steve Austin backstage on a WWF pay-per-view show.