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What are your Top Five favorite gimmick matches? There are no right or wrong answers, just your personal favorites as a fan or as a wrestler as in Louie’s case. What do you guys have?
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What are your Top Five favorite gimmick matches? There are no right or wrong answers, just your personal favorites as a fan or as a wrestler as in Louie’s case. What do you guys have?
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It’s Saturday and today we have ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 4th entry of 2022. Today Brian looks at the 2022 Royal Rumble and how unpredictable this year’s event seemingly will be. Is that a good thing or bad? It might not be all that great and shares all the best wrestling content from this week.
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It’s Saturday and today we have ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 2nd entry of 2022. Today Brian talks about the real Forbidden Door being opened last week and shares all the best wrestling content from this week.
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Back in the 80’s and 90’s, it was very common to see some no name wrestler go up against a proven star of a promotion. Whether that be from the WWF, NWA/WCW, AWA or elsewhere, these nomads of professional wrestling were there to make the stars look great. They were known as enhancement talent, preliminary wrestlers or as many fans have come to know them…”jobbers.” While fans were clamoring to see big time match ups, these “squash matches” served a very important purpose. While perhaps not appreciated at the time, they were just as important as the stars themselves.
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‘Big’ John Studd was literally and figuratively one of the biggest heels the World Wrestling Federation had in the 1980’s. He stood over 6 feet 10 inches tall (although the WWF claimed he was over 7 feet tall) and weighed 365 pounds. Studd challenged the likes of Bob Backlund and then later Hulk Hogan for the WWF world title. Of course, Studd’s biggest rivalry was against the beloved ‘Eighth Wonder of the World’ Andre the Giant. The two behemoths battled it out through the 80’s to prove who was the true giant in professional wrestling. Continue reading
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In 1986, many wrestling fans were surprised to see the eight time NWA world heavyweight champion Harley Race jump ship to the World Wrestling Federation. After all, Race was a staple of the National Wrestling Alliance for several years. To see him go to a promotion widely known for its more cartoonish take on professional wrestling seemed out of place. The fact was, Race was nearing the end of his active wrestling career. He saw the WWF as a good pay day with a lot less emphasis on a stiff working style. Continue reading
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It’s Saturday and today we have ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 4th of 2020. Today Brian discusses the importance of this year’s Royal Rumble event for WWE moving forward and shares all the best wrestling content from this week. Continue reading
Welcome back one and all to another wonderful edition of useless wrestling facts! We here on the blog strive to give you more facts than ever before. Regardless if you need them or not. You may know some of the facts or even all of them. Either way they are just for fun and to perhaps enlighten a few that may not know these gems. So without any further adieu….Let’s Learn! Continue reading