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Orville Wright, along with his brother, Wilbur, made history in December 1903, becoming the first men in flight. Through many trials and tribulations, their history-making aerial innovations were only realized through commitment and perseverance in the face of adversity.
WWE Superstars face these same challenges each and every time they step into the ring, putting their bodies on the line for the entertainment of the WWE Universe. They run faster and fly higher than anyone thought imaginable.
In August, people across the globe will celebrate the birthday of Orville Wright. And in honor of Wright's world-changing invention, WWE.com invites you to check out the awesome photos and video montage as the Superstars take flight.
WWE in flight
There's a reason he called himself "the whole show." Rob Van Dam's daredevil antics in the air had the WWE Universe chanting "R-V-D" every time. And with a special appearance by Van Dam at 2009's Royal Rumble, his loyal fans are left longing for more.
WWE in flight
Shane McMahon may not be in the ring every night, but the son of The Chairman certainly isn't afraid of taking risks. Whether it's from 10 feet in the air, the TitanTron or his Coast-to-Coast finisher, "Shane-O-Mac" knows how to fly in his Nikes.
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WWE in flight
WWE Hall of Famer "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka brought endless hours of excitement to the WWE Universe, and to some, was WWE's first true high-flyer. His Superfly Splash from the top of the cage at New York's Madison Square Garden is still talked about today in shock and awe.
Hypersonic - Lita
Lita, to some, the queen of extreme, gained notoriety and respect quickly upon her debut with WWE. Executing mind-blowing aerials of moonsaults and lightning-fast limberness, the four-time Women's Champion helped revolutionize the Divas division by taking the action to the skies.
WWE in flight
Kofi Kingston is one of the most exciting Superstars in WWE. With his tactical aero-dynamic assaults and pinpoint precision, The Jamaican Superstar has already garnered coveted WWE gold around his waist in his young career.
WWE in flight
Dynamite Kid's aerial maneuvers have influenced countless Superstars to this day. He was fast, tough and enjoyed tag team title reigns as part of the power and speed duo of The British Bulldogs. He may be remebered most for his flying headbutt from the top rope, inspiring many future generations of Superstars.
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WWE in flight
Simply put, John Morrison is one of the most exciting Superstars to soar in the squared circle. From amazing performances in Ladder Matches to his top-rope acrobatics that constantly put his body on the line, The Friday Night Delight lives up to his moniker each week on SmackDown.
WWE in flight
Eddie Guerrero had the awesome combination of slick aerial maneuvers and solid mat wrestling skills. The WWE Universe stopped in unison when "Latino Heat" took flight in the squared circle. His voyages, to this day, are truly missed.
WWE in flight
Defying gravity on a nightly basis, Jeff Hardy's high-risk attacks have scored him gold on numerous occasions. A 20-foot Swanton Bomb at WrestleMania 2000? Now that's high-flying.
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