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Power and Glory Their last pay-per-view outing came when they teamed with The Warlord to face Ricky Steamboat, Kerry Von Erich and Davey Boy Smith at SummerSlam 1991 in a losing effort. In one of their last recorded matches together as a team, they lost to the Legion of Doom at the Royal Albert Hall in England. Roma left the WWF soon after and later appeared as one of The Four Horsemen in World Championship Wrestling (WCW), while Hercules would remain with the company for a few months before departing as well. The Young Stallions Power and Glory Power and Glory was a