The narrative traces the ascent of the family in professional wrestling, commencing in 1963 when Jack assumed the role of a German antagonist. Under the persona of Fritz Von Erich, Jack would confidently enter the ring adorned with an Iron Cross on his attire, culminating his performances with his distinctive maneuver, the Iron Claw. This vice-like grip was applied to his adversaries’ heads, occasionally resulting in the drawing of blood. It was a fittingly somber and ostentatious legacy that Jack bequeathed, along with the Von Erich brand, to his sons, who also left their mark by causing bloodshed, albeit not always within the confines of the wrestling ring.