Doom: WCW’s Worst Kept Secret

There have been good tag teams, there have been bad tag teams and them have been great tag teams in pro wrestling. For the WCW tag team known as ‘Doom,’ they somehow filled all three categories.

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Wrestling With Sin: 241

Brian Damage

This is the 241st installment of the ‘Wrestling with Sin‘ series. A group of stories that delves into the darker, underbelly of pro wrestling. Many of the stories involve 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.

Late Night FACTS: All the Wrestling Facts, Stats and Trivia You Can Indulge In

Brian Damage

Here we are with some more pro wrestling facts, stats and trivia. Read them in bed, at work or even on the toilet. It’s totally up to your discretion. Some you may already know about, while others not so much. Either way, they are all in good fun so sit back (or stand) and enjoy. Now, without any further adieu….let’s learn!

The WWF KroniKles: The WWF’s 2 Week Experiment with KroniK

Brian Damage

Vince McMahon and the WWF/WWE have a well known history of bringing in wrestlers that perhaps they shouldn’t have. Sometimes it’s a wrestler they are giving a second chance to, sometimes it’s a wrestler with a bad reputation and other times it’s simply wrestler with name value. Some pan out and some do not. Nobody can really say that Vince won’t try things for the betterment of his business. A perfect case in point, is the WWF’s signing of the tag team known as ‘Kronik.’

Whatever Happened to PN News?

Brian Damage

He wrestled for both WCW and ECW, but made his career wrestling all over Europe. It was there, that he became a superstar and a legend. Today on the blog, we ask ‘Whatever Happened to‘ Paul ‘PN News’ Neu.

The Next Generation of Wrestlers You May Not Have Heard Of…Yet. Volume 4

Brian Damage

Professional wrestling has been filled with second, third and even fourth generation wrestlers. Some have made it bigger than their family members, while others have flopped badly. We have already covered three installments of this in past with Volume 1, Volume 2 and Volume 3. Some made it, while others faltered. These up and coming generational wrestlers are for the most part lesser known than say the more established ones like Natalya Neidhart, Harry Smith and Curtis Axel. Who will rise and who will fall in the latest list of pro wrestlers with a legacy to uphold?

Remembering WCW’s SnowBrawl 1999 on MTV

Brian Damage

It was January of 1999 and World Championship Wrestling was coming off the most profitable year in its history. In 1998, WCW pocketed over 30 million dollars for that year. So when the new year rolled in, WCW naturally tried to piggy back on 1998’s success. They partnered up with MTV to be a part of their “Snowed In” project.