Muhammad Hassan praised the show’s focus on the human behind the controversy During the same interview, Hassan appreciated the work Dark Side of the Ring did. He was highly impressed by the fact ...

had been playing the hated Middle Eastern character Muhammad Hassan so well since September 2004 that he became one of WWE’s top bad guys at the time. Hassan began as someone railing against the ...

However, the Hassan gimmick drew considerable backlash after WWE aired a pre-taped segment where he choked Undertaker with a wire. This aired unedited the same day that a terrorist attack took ...

If you blinked, you missed him. I'm talking about none other than Muhammad Hassan. Hassan's career in WWE was quick yet effective, setting a whole new standard of racism in professional wrestling.

Former WWE star Muhammad Hassan, who goes by his real name Marc Copani these days, has opened up about his WWE release and how it affected him deeply. Hassan's character was killed off when WWE ...

Former WWE Star Muhammad Hassan (Marc Copani) spoke with Syracuse.com about his time in the WWE and the character he once portrayed from 2004 until his release in 2005. After his exit, Copani ...

This has been his last run as a wrestler, although he did work with Shad Gaspard on a graphic novel named "Assassin and Son" which is out now on scoutcomics.com. All the proceeds from the novel ...

Copani was released from the WWE in September 2005 after a controversial angle, unfortunately, coincided with the 2005 London bombings, which forced WWE to take the Muhammad Hassan character off TV.