Brian Damage
This is the 88th installment of the ‘Wrestling with Sin‘ series. A group of stories that delves into the darker, underbelly of pro wrestling. Many of the stories involves such subjects as sex, drugs, greed and in some cases even murder! As with every single story in the Sin series…I do not condone or condemn the alleged participants. We simply retell their stories by researching interviews, newspapers, magazines and various other sources of media. Continue reading
Brian Damage, Russ Morgan and Craig Wilson
Tonight is WWE Hell in a Cell 2016, a Raw exclusive show. As the poster above shows, much of the focus is on hometown girl Sasha Banks challenging Charlotte for the women’s title within the confines of the cell. Elsewhere, Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins as well as Roman Reigns and Rusev battle in the cage. Today we share our preview and predictions for the event.
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Brian Damage
It’s that time again as we look back at This Week in Wrestling. In this edition, Brian flies solo and discusses the forthcoming judgment on the company’s future and also shares some of the most interesting pictures and videos he’s stumbled upon this week. Continue reading
Jamie Lithgow
It’s been a busy week in the music industry in 1996. 2Pac has released three albums in one week, despite the handicap of being dead. All are selling like hot cakes. The Artist Formally Known As Prince would now like to be known as ‘The Artist’ and Michael Jackson has announced that he is set to become a father. This is nothing compared to what was happening in the WWF and WCW though. Let’s see what was going down on Raw and Nitro in this week’s ‘The Way We Was‘ …
Jamie Lithgow, Brian Damage, Craig Wilson, John Carbery and Amerigo Diehl
In last week’s top five we listed finishing moves that didn’t look painful. This time around we flip it round and focus our attention on the Top Five devastating finishing moves, the sort that often make you wince whilst watching. We’re also pleased to introduce our newest contributor Amerigo Diehl Continue reading
Jamie Lithgow
Today we bring you a special bonus edition of The Way We Was because twenty years ago this past Sunday a WWF superstar found himself buried alive at In Your House 11. As if that wasn’t cause enough for a bonus post, Buried Alive also provided plenty of other noteworthy happenings too… Continue reading
Brian Damage
There are few venues as synonymous with the WWE as the iconic Madison Square Garden. Many of the biggest moments in WWE history have taken place at the venue including Hulk Hogan’s first title win, Jimmy Snuka leaping from the top of the steel cage through to the inuagural WrestleMania. Today we look at the WWE’s relationship with MSG. Continue reading
Craig Wilson
In the ‘Remember When?‘ series we take a look at one off or fleeting moments in wrestling history. In this latest piece we head back 26 years, almost to the day, to when The Rockers “won” the WWF tag team titles from The Hart Foundation. Continue reading
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow, Russ Morgan and John Carbery
It’s Sunday Sermon time and following on from our looks at big men, baby faces, heels and tag teams, today we focus our attention on the best high flyers in the history of the business. From the innovators right through to the superstars that carry their legacy to this day. Continue reading
Ring the Damn Bell 