The Independent Voice of Mixed Martial Arts
I’ve seen these lineal title lines before but this one warranted a write up. I do not take credit for this and I will include the video at the end so the originator can get the credit they deserve. WWF Brawl for All was a poorly thought out tough man style event designed to get … Read more
According to Dave Meltzer, WWE Hall of Fame ring announcer Jim Ross will return to WWE TV at WrestleMania 33 to call the match between Brock Lesnar and WWE Universal Champion Goldberg. Ross’s wife died tragically recently, but the deal was signed around five weeks before she passed. It will see him call the match on … Read more
On September 4th, 1995 Turner Broadcasting System’s Ted Turner and World Championship Wrestling Executive Producer, Eric Bischoff World Championship Wrestling fired the first shot in what would become the most celebrated era professional wrestling history: The Monday Night Wars. WCW Monday Nitro would come into your household every Monday night on TNT and feature the … Read more
Fifty-year-old former WWE and WCW talent Nicole Bass was arrested Tuesday evening for allegedly stealing over at $1,000 worth of groceries and beauty supply products from a Queens Stop & Shop supermarket according to the New York Post. Bass was able to cut a deal with prosecutors and will face no jail time as long … Read more
A quick little vignette with Randy ‘Macho Man’ Savage and Cowboy Bob Orton from the old ICW promotion based out of Lexington, Kentucky, in 1980. Here the Macho Man and the Cowboy talk about their upcoming match with Pat Patterson and Ray Stevens. Please like & share:
Whatcha gonna do when Hulk Hogan returns to the WWE and hosts Wrestlemania 30? You better figure it out because on Sunday, April 6, the Hulkster will be doing just that at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.
Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka shares his thoughts on mixed martial arts, what he thinks about pro wrestlers coming into MMA and if he would have been an MMA fighter back in the day.
When I was a kid there was no UFC or MMA you could turn on the TV and watch. The next best thing was professional wrestling and Ric Flair was one of the icons back in those days. Here he is, The Nature Boy being interviewed by our good buddy Frank Trigg. Please like & … Read more