WWE has had its share of controversial characters, few more controversial than Muhammad Hassan, played by Marc Copani. The character was an Arabic man who was seemingly radicalized by the post-9/ ...

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 ...

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's ...

Marc Copani talks journey from WWE’s controversial Muhammad Hassan to history teacher: ‘Blurred the lines’ By Joseph Staszewski Published May 27, 2025, 11:15 a.m. ET ...

Muhammad Hassan was a guest on Sportskeeda's UnSKrpited. During the show, Hassan spoke about his time in the WWE, his teaching career, life after performing in the WWE and his relationship with ...

Muhammad Hassan may be remembered for all the wrong reasons for his time in WWE, but at the end of the day, he was only playing a character. While the character might have been in poor taste, and ...

Muhammad Hassan experienced his first (and only) WrestleMania moment at WrestleMania 21 attacking former trainer Eugene before Hulk Hogan made his triumphant return to make the save.

Muhammad Hassan Breaks Down WWE’s Plans to Make Him World Heavyweight Champion Marc Julian Copani was once known as one of the most hated heels in the entire WWE when he worked […] ...

Marc Copani, better known to wrestling fans as Muhammad Hassan, was hired as the new Principal of Fulton Junior High School. He has been with the school district since 2015.

WWE.com addressed the reports of UPN nixing the Hassan character in an update this evening: "Due to the unfortunate terrorist attacks in London on Thursday, July 7, which coincide ...

This started the downward spiral of Hassan. After this, UPN decided that they did not want Hassan on their network—NOT THE WWE, just Hassan. His mic skills were (in my opinion) out of this world.