Craig Wilson
Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers, as ‘’The Fanatastics’’, they were a popular National Wrestling Alliance tag team during the 1980s. However, did you know the pair faced off against each other on Raw as part of the light-heavyweight division? Continue reading
Brian Damage
A recent inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame, Wayne ‘The Honky Tonk Man’ Farris was a top heel for the company in the 80s, including a lengthy run as Intercontinental Champion. But in 1994 he had a cup of coffee run with WCW – it’s that run that we look at in this latest piece. Continue reading
Brian Damage
For many, the Intercontinental title is an iconic built. During the peak years in the 80s it was seen as the worker’s belt and later became the first run on the ladder for future superstars. But that didn’t stop the WWE briefly retiring it, the focus of today’s piece. Continue reading
Craig Wilson
We return with a ‘Remember When?‘ piece, going back to the end of 1997 when Goldust dropped the golden part of his ring attire and became ‘T.A.F.K.A Goldust, to somewhat mixed reviews… Continue reading
Brian Damage
The WWE career of ‘The Puerto Rican Nightmare’ Eric Perez aka Eric Escobar is one that is a real head-scratcher. In this latest ‘Remember When‘ piece we look at his quick push and fall back down to earth. Continue reading
Craig Wilson
Twenty years ago this year, on the 15 December 1997 of Raw is War, to start the second hour, Vince McMahon cut a charged promo in which he outlined the changes ahead for his company. In this ‘Remember When?‘ we look back at a promo widely regarded as the birth of the Attitude Era. Continue reading
Craig Wilson
Am American promotion featuring a crucifixion angle, you say? Well, it could only have been one promotion back in the mid-90s. That’s right, Extreme Championship Wrestling. In this latest ‘Remember When’ piece, we look at when Raven crucified The Sandman. Continue reading
