He spent his whole career getting hit with mustard bottles, kitchen skillets, and jars of pickles, but he always got back up. On November 29, 2003, inside the Mid-South Coliseum he loved more than any ...

Most wrestlers are gone from the ring long before their bodies tell the full story. Yet, well into his 70s, Action Mike Jackson is still lacing up his boots, carrying memories from a version of ...

Tiger Mask, a manga hero became a real wrestler, then changed the speed, style, and future of Japanese junior heavyweight wrestling.

Before jobbers had a name, these 1950s wrestlers built the television era one loss at a time. Meet over 50 men who made the stars.

In the unforgiving world of professional wrestling, respect isn’t given; it’s earned through blood, sweat, and sometimes tears. But what happens when “paying dues” becomes mistreatment? For Jeff ...

Bob Holly remembered his whole body going numb during a match with Brock Lesnar. Then he agreed to try the powerbomb sequence ...

Hulk Hogan flat on his back at WrestleMania. Andre the Giant turning on the man who led him into battle. A mysterious newcomer taking his first slow steps into a WWF ring. In 1990, the company now ...

From towering giants to jaw-dropping sideshow acts, the world of professional wrestling has always embraced the bizarre. But these aren’t just ordinary performers—they’re human oddities who captivated ...

Ric Flair walked into WWF television carrying WCW’s world title belt. Nobody saw it coming. On September 9th, 1991, Bobby Heenan strutted onto WWF Prime Time Wrestling cradling Ric Flair’s NWA World ...

Some of them charted. Some of them had Simon Cowell on the phone. Some of them admitted their own album was the worst thing ever recorded. And at least one of them spent a fortune making a hip hop ...

When Torrie Wilson walked into the WWE locker room during the Attitude Era’s final days, she had no idea that two women were already watching her every move. One was the wife of one of the most feared ...

When Vince McMahon told him those three words, Vince Russo knew it was over. The man who helped build the Attitude Era, the writer behind some of the most talked-about television in professional ...