Styling It Out: Forgotten Fashion From The World Of Wrestling

Jamie Lithgow

Like most things in life, all good wrestling characters and gimmicks evolve over time. Often the gradual tweaks made to a gimmick during it’s lifespan involve the occasional costume change. Some of these costume changes are good and some are bad, but today Jamie casts his eye over some the less memorable fashion choices from some of wrestling’s biggest names…

Proposed WWE Gimmicks That Never Saw The Light of Day

Brian Damage

One of the many things we like on this blog is discussing ‘what ifs’ and looking at, often crazy, ideas that never saw the light of day. Today is one of those days as we look at a series of proposed WWE gimmicks that mercifully never made it to our screens.

The Dungeon of Doom: WCW’s Attempt to Save Hulkamania

Brian Damage

By 1994 the Hulk Hogan character was beginning to wane. To attempt to recapture the golden era, the WCW created ‘The Dungeon of Doom’ as a heel stable as a foil for the Hulkster. Today’s piece takes a look at that stable.

The Not So Fabulous Freebirds Through the Years

Brian Damage

Hailing from Badstreet USA, the Fabulous Freebirds are widely regarded as one of the finest groupings in wrestling history. Today we look at all the men that rode with the group as they made their way to the top, from hangers on to management and everything in-between.

Great Ideas That Didn’t Last: The Impostor Kane

Brian Damage

Throughout the history of pro wrestling bookers and promoters have always tried to come up with new, creative and innovative ideas to generate interest in their product. Some ideas have not only succeeded…but flourished. Others were DOA from the get go. Then there are those ideas which initially were innovative…but for various reasons….faded away. Those are the focus of this latest series of posts titled ‘Great Ideas That Didn’t Last’.

Whatever Happened To Mantaur?

Brian Damage

Wrestling history is full of stories of guys that were saddled with frankly unworkable gimmicks. One such superstar was Mike Halac who wrestled briefly in the WWE as Mantaur and today we ask Whatever Happened to Mike Halac?

25 Years Since the Gimmick That Was Less Than Egg-traordinary

Brian Damage

The 2015 Survivor Series marks 25 years since the debut of The Undertaker and this year’s event is being billed around the deadman. Of course, The Undertaker wasn’t the only person to debut on that show. However, The Gobbledy Gooker’s run with the WWE is remembered for all the wrong reasons and those are covered in today’s post.