Craig Wilson
In keeping with our ‘Raw Rewind‘ series, today we head back 25 years to 19 June 1994 and take a look at all the goings on at the 1994 King of the Ring finals. Continue reading
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Tag Archives: WWF
Icons of Wrestling #46 – Big Josh
Jamie Lithgow
Height: 6’2″
Weight: 243 lb
Hometown: The North Woods
Glory Days: 1991-1992
Fun Fact: Big Josh’s finisher was a prototype version of the Whoopie Cushion which he used as Doink The Clown in the WWF. Basically, it was the Earthquake Splash.
Sunday Sermon: Has the WWE botched the Superstar Shake-up
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage and Benjamin Trecroci
So, we’re just two weeks into the superstar shakeup and moves have been undone and names changed. So, has this year’s been botched? That’s the focus of this latest Sunday Sermon. Continue reading
Top Five Goldust Moment
Brian Damage and Craig Wilson
After a run with the WWF/E which lasted, bar a few years elsewhere, since 1995, it was recently announced that Dustin ‘Goldust’ Runnells was leaving the company. In homage to that lengthy run, today’s Top Five is all about his best moments with the company. Continue reading
Sunday Sermon: The Rest of 2019 in the WWE
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow, Benjamin Trecroci and Padraic Toolan
With WrestleMania in the book and the superstar shakeup in the bag, for all intents and purposes, we are at a new season for the WWE. In today’s Sunday Sermon, the team discuss who they want to see prosper in the year ahead. Continue reading
Sunday Sermon: WWE WrestleMania 35 and Beyond
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow Padraic Toolan and Benjamin Trecroci
With WrestleMania 35 in the bag and the typically action-packed post-mania episodes of Raw and Smackdown, in today’s Sunday Sermon the team look back and see what the WWE got right and what it got wrong. Continue reading
Icons of Wrestling #45 – Rocco
Jamie Lithgow
Height: 2’6″
Weight: 7 lb
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Glory Days: June – August 1992
Fun Fact: Rocco actually made his debut at a house show but was introduced as ‘Freckles’, despite him not actually having any freckles. Reports claim that the gimmick bombed with the live crowd, yet the company still went ahead and wrote it into a TV storyline.
