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The advent of social media has brought wrestling fans closer to their favorite stars than ever. Wrestlers are able to share pieces of their personal lives that fans would otherwise never see. This includes family Christmas photos taken during the holiday season. Not every glimpse into the day-to-day of pro wrestlers results in positivity. Tay … Read more
Christmas season is being celebrated all over the world. It is the one time of year where celebrities and common people alike gather with loved ones and try to spread joy and cheer. From the Kardashians to the neighbors down the street, it’s a special and magical time that only comes every December. The world … Read more
The Christmas season is about joy, togetherness, and new beginnings. There is no better time to bury the past and move into a new year with a clean slate. Families everywhere are experiencing the joy of reuniting after a long period of COVID-related isolation. Iron Sheik is getting into the Holiday spirit, but he still … Read more
Thunder Rosa has been a rock for the AEW Women’s division. Her light’s out match with Britt Baker set the standard for women’s wrestling in the promotion. She has been one of the more solid performers in a group that has faced a lot of criticism since the company was founded in 2019. The international … Read more
AEW has offered fans a true alternative to WWE for the first time since Impact Wrestling’s failed attempt to go to war on Monday nights. The promotion has experienced a lot of growing pains since opening in 2019. That includes some characters, wrestlers, and matches that flopped. Orange Cassidy is far from a flop in … Read more
Professional wrestlers know that when they step through the curtain, they are going to get some negative reactions from fans. The biggest babyface stars of all time like John Cena and Hulk Hogan even faced their share of boos during their legendary runs. Nobody is immune from some level of fan backlash. There is an … Read more
Kenny Omega dropped the AEW World Title and took a hiatus from television. Injuries and other real-life situations can often derail even the most compelling pro wrestling storylines. The many bumps and long trips certainly take their toll on the performers themselves. It is simply a part of the business that cannot be avoided. Adam … Read more
Professional wrestling fans have found themselves discussing television ratings a lot more since the launch of All Elite Wrestling. For the first time since the early 2000’s, there is a viable choice for wrestling fans. Tribalism has taken over as wrestling enthusiasts share their takes on the ratings and whether they mean anything at all. … Read more
WWE has been working hard to sign legitimate athletes from sports other than wrestling in the hopes to develop them into superstars. They’re delving into college sports with their new NIL program. Athletes from the world of football, basketball, track and field, and more are being considered as potential future signees. The company has already … Read more
There is always a danger of lost or stolen luggage when travelling. WWE superstars are on the road for the bulk of the year. It is understandable that there will be travel snafus along the way. Matt Jackson of The Young Bucks recently had a $6,000 pair of Nike Dior sneakers stolen while on the … Read more
Professional wrestling places its legends on a pedestal more so than perhaps any other major sport. Stories of wrestlers who were less than savory people but are still venerated by fans are very common. The Ultimate Warrior was able to rehabilitate his public image after making a series of offensive comments. Many others have been … Read more
WWE has been on the hunt for new and young talent to replace over eighty wrestlers who have been cut by the company in the past year. They recently announced a new collegiate NIL program to create a pipeline of elite varsity athletes. They are focused on building future stars that can headline WrestleMania someday. … Read more
There has been an obvious divide among wrestling fans since AEW took the world by storm in 2019. Wrestling Twitter and online forums have seen a huge rise in tribalism not seen since the Monday Night Wars in the 1990’s. Fans have been passionate in their support of their favorite promotion. It turns out that … Read more
The IIconics were one of the most popular duos in the WWE women’s division. Their great look and antics in and outside the ring made them excellent heels as the company attempted to build their women’s tag team ranks. In April of 2021, the team was let go as WWE continued to pare down their … Read more
Matt Hardy has a wealth of experience and knowledge about professional wrestling. He has put in nearly thirty years’ worth of work inside the squared circle. Hardy has been one of the most adaptable and versatile talents the sport has ever seen. He will leave a lasting legacy after his in-ring days are over. His … Read more
Davey Richards embodies the true independent spirit of professional wrestling. His reluctance to sign exclusive deals means he’s never had a true run in WWE or AEW. He instead bet on himself and had a spectacular career that resulted in championship reigns in New Japan, Impact, Ring of Honor, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, and more. It … Read more
Bret Hart had a career in professional wrestling that led him to become a national hero in his native Canada. He has also never been shy about sharing his opinion on other wrestlers. Sometimes he is willing to put people over that he’s never even worked with. After being inducted to the Canadian Walk of … Read more
The “Glorious Bomb” was an unavoidable meme for wrestling fans for one moment in 2016. NXT wrestlers paid tribute after tribute to the viral song “Glorious Domination,” in various funny situations. For fans of that time, the song and the videos were everywhere. Johnny Gargano was one of the most famed Glorious Bombers. He recently … Read more
Baron von Raschke is a wrestling legend of a bygone era. He was a fixture as a maniacal German powerhouse character in the NWA and AWA. He even wrestled Bruno Sammartino at Madison Square Garden for the precursor to today’s WWE Championship. Keeping kayfabe was a critical part of the wrestling business during that era. … Read more
Ryan Nemeth wrestled in WWE’s developmental territories during a time of transition. What began as Florida Championship Wrestling eventually grew into NXT. Ryan Nemeth started in FCW in 2011 and was there for the change in 2012. It was an exciting time to follow WWE’s training grounds, as things were just beginning to heat up. … Read more
Shane Thorne spent five years honing his craft in WWE. He signed with the company after a 2015 tryout. Thorne previously worked in Japan, where he was a star in the Pro Wrestling NOAH promotion. He also competed with tag team partner Mikey Nicholls in Ring of Honor and several other American independent promotions such … Read more