The Warlord

Upon their arrival in the WWF, the Powers were faces, initially managed by Tito Santana, and feuded with WWF World Tag Team Champions Demolition (Ax and Smash), who had defeated Strike Force (Santana and Rick Martel) for the title and then injured Martel (kayfabe). The Powers were introduced as mercenaries to help Martel and Santana gain revenge on Demolition for both the title loss and the injury to Martel. They were soon after managed by The Baron.
At the Survivor Series, Demolition's manager Mr. Fuji double-crossed them, and joined the Powers of Pain. They continued the feud as heels (and with Demolition now the faces) but could not win the Tag Team Championship. They teamed with Fuji to lose a 3-on-2 handicap tag match to Demolition at Wrestlemania V. They then feuded with The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart).
The Powers of Pain split in 1990 and Warlord was paired with a new manager, Slick. Legend has it that when the Road Warriors were in negotiations with the WWF, they demanded the POP split because they were too similar. He would also have his image tweaked, shaving off his Road Warrior-like reverse mohawk and losing his face paint, instead wearing a metallic Phantom of the Opera-esque half-face mask and black "armor" to the ring. He also brought a metallic staff topped with a sharp "W" with him to his matches, and on at least one occasion, used it as a weapon. He feuded with Jimmy Snuka, The British Bulldog(with whom he had a match at Wrestlemania VII), The Texas Tornado, Bret Hart, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, and Tito Santana.
He once bench pressed 500 pounds 19 times on an episode of Prime Time Wrestling, although the goal was to rep it 20 times. Slick excused The Warlord by saying that he had a cold at the time. For twenty years, the Warlord held the record for shortest time in a Royal Rumble match, lasting just two seconds in the 1989 Royal Rumble, before being eliminated by Hulk Hogan (this record was broken in 2009 by Santino Marella).