Brian Damage
In the 1980s, there was a wrestler in NWA that was seen as a potential rival to Hulk Hogan in terms of popularity. His name, Magnum TA. That all changed on 14 October 1986, a night that would have long-term ramifications for the future of the promotion and on the life of Magnum. Continue reading
Brian Damage
For many wrestling fans, Honky Tonk Man wasn’t just the longest reigning Intercontinental Champion in WWE history but also one of the biggest heels of the 1980s. But there was an attempt, at one point, to turn him babyface. It is that which is the focus of today’s piece.
Brian Gravagna, Benjamin Trecroci and Jamie Lithgow
It’s quite remarkable, when you think about it, that after all this time talking about wrestling – since 2012, in fact – and all the Top Five articles since then, we’ve never looked at the Top Five WCW mistakes. What a topic and what a wealth of options available. So let’s go. Continue reading
Craig Wilson and Brian Damage
It’s Saturday so time for the latest instalment of ’This Week in Wrestling’. Today, in part 18, Craig discusses the Intercontinental title, #WWEGlagsow and looks at the results of this week’s blog polls while Brian shares all the best viral content he’s stumbled upon this week.
Craig Wilson and Brian Damage
It’s Saturday so part for the latest instalment of This Week in Wrestling. Today, in part 15, Craig discusses the beginning of the Jinder Mahal era and looks at the results of this week’s blog polls while Brian shares all the best viral content he’s stumbled upon this week.
Brian Damage, John Carbery and Russ Morgan
Today we continue our WrestleMania themed Top Fives, following on from looking at some of the best matches in the history of the event in the last several weeks, by looking at the superstars whose star has shone the brightest on the grandest stage of them all. Continue reading
Jamie Lithgow, John Carbery and Brian Damage
