Mick Foley is a professional wrestler for World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and a New York Times bestselling author.IGN: Mick Foley Biography Foley is expected to join Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) after his contract expires in September 2008.The Sun: Mick Foley to wrestle for TNA

Foley wrestled for several different promotions, including ECW, WCW, and the WWE. He also wrestled under many different personas, beginning with Cactus Jack. After stints in ECW and WCW, Foley joined the World Wrestling Federation as Mankind. His first major feud was with The Undertaker, followed by feuds with Shawn Michaels and The Rock. Foley would win his first WWF Heavyweight Championship in 1999 on the January 4 edition of WWE Raw, defeating The Rock.Online World of Wrestling: Mick Foley

During a feud with The Undertaker in 1998, Foley turned back to his Mankind persona for the first ever Hell in a Cell match. Foley received numerous injuries after taking two very dangerous falls in the match. The first occurred when Undertaker threw Foley 16 feet off the top of the cage and onto an announce table. The second occurred when Undertaker chokeslammed Foley on the top of the cage, breaking a section of the cage with Foley landing in the ring. A chair also fell with him to the mat, knocking out one of his teeth. Despite being knocked unconscious for a few moments, Foley finished the match, being defeated by The Undertaker. The match is credited with catapulting Foley into main event status.IGN: Mick Foley Biography

• June 7, 1965: Born

• 1986: Debuts as Cactus Jack in the independent circuit

• 1988: Wrestles in World Class Championship Wrestling

• 1991: Starts wrestling as Cactus Jack for WCW

• 1994: Wins the WCW World Tag Team Championship with Kevin Sullivan at Slamboree PPV

• 1995: Joins ECW and later wins two ECW Tag Team Championships

• 1996: Debuts in the WWF as Mankind

• 1998: Wrestles in Hell in a Cell against The Undertaker at King of the Ring

• 1998: Wins his first WWF Championship against The Rock

• 2000: Retires and serves as WWF Commissioner

• 2003: Takes Steve Austin's place as Co-General Manager of WWE Raw

• 2004: Returns to wrestling

• 2007: Wrestles in main event at WWE Vengeance PPV