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Kamala Posthumously Signed to WWE Legends Contract
WWE has a long history, with plenty of iconic professional wrestlers getting into the ring on behalf of the well-known promotion.
After they are no longer able to compete, wrestlers will often sign a legends contract that will allow WWE to use their image for merchandising and appearances while sending some of the profits to the wrestler or their estate.
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Most recently, Mark Henry and Demolition are just some of the names that have signed to one of these deals.
Now, it seems that another WWE staple who sadly passed away is finally getting his due.

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According to his official Facebook page, former WWE Superstar Kamala has been signed to a Legends contract.
“The family of the late James Harris—known to fans around the world as Kamala, The Ugandan Giant—is proud to announce the signing of a Legends contract with WWE,” the post read.
“We couldn’t be prouder that James’s legacy is back home where it belongs,” Harris’ wife, Emmer Jean Harris, said.
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“When we began working with the estate, my main goal was to get Kamala signed to a Legends deal—and hopefully into the WWE Hall of Fame,” CEO and and Founder of 16 Creative Jared Ashley said. “I’ve always felt that’s where he belongs, and I think many of his fans would agree.”
“It has been such an honor to work with this family over the past few years, and now with WWE, to help preserve Kamala’s incredible legacy.”
Recently, it has been reported that Kamala was being considered backstage for a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2025. If this is true, he will appear alongside Triple H, Michelle McCool, and The Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon).
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Harris began his professional wrestling career in 1978 and would go on to appear in promotions like the Continental Wrestling Association (CWA), Mid-South Wrestling, and World Class Championship Wrestling.
As Kamala “The Ugandan Giant,” Harris would have multiple stints with the World Wrestling Federation (now WWE).
While he would never win a title with the company, Harris had multiple memorable feuds with the likes of Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts, and The Undertaker.
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