John Cena unleashed another verbal tirade on the fans to open Monday Afternoon Raw from Glasgow, Scotland. He talked about the fans hating the WWE championship “spinner belt” that he debuted 20 years ago. Cena said he would “ruin wrestling” and stick it to the fans by winning his 17th World title from Cody Rhodes… read more

Basketball fans who also like wrestling just had a great weekend. AEW presented an hour on Collision on both Saturday and Sunday nights after the second round of March Madness Basketball. SLAM DUNK SATURDAY Daniel Garcia retained the TNT title in the opener by battling Adam Cole to a 20-minute draw. Max Caster issued another… read more

Hulk Hogan wrapped himself in the American flag when he won his third World Wrestling Federation championship from Sgt. Slaughter at WrestleMania VII. The WWF hoped to pack 100,000 fans into the LA Coliseum for the battle, which took place during the Persian Gulf War. However, the show was moved to the smaller LA Sports… read more

CM Punk may finally get his wish to headline WrestleMania this year. Last night’s Smackdown in Bologna, Italy, ended with a three-way verbal battle involving Punk, Roman Reigns, and Seth Rollins. The inevitable brawl led to all three men pointing to the WrestleMania sign. This bout has the star power to headline the first night… read more

The Ultimate Warrior carried the banner of the World Wrestling Federation into the 1990s by defeating Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania VI. This was a rare battle of the two top babyfaces (good guys) in the company. Both defended their championships, as Hogan was WWF champion and Warrior had the Intercontinental belt. Warrior avoided Hulk’s leg… read more

Jon Moxley’s Death Riders came back just in time to help him beat Cope last night to retain the AEW World title on Dynamite. This was a rematch from Revolution, and it was a street fight. In fact, Moxley came out of the blizzard conditions in Omaha, and Cope attacked him before he could get… read more

Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage’s team was destined to self-destruct in spectacular fashion, leading to the main event of WrestleMania V. Savage grew increasingly suspicious of Hogan’s intentions toward their manager, Miss Elizabeth. When Liz was injured during the Megapowers’ battle with The Twin Towers, Hogan carried the damsel in distress to safety. Savage, the… read more

WWE’s NXT is starting to resemble the “Gang Warz” era of the late 1990s. Teams like the Nation of Domination, Los Boricuas, Disciples of Apocalypse, and Truth Commission kept battling with no end in sight. Tony D’Angelo’s family has been the top faction in NXT for a while. “The Don” stayed in the back while… read more

John Cena poured out decades of bitterness on the WWE fans on “Monday Afternoon Raw” from Brussels, Belgium. In a remarkably bitter rant, Cena said that despite winning 16 World titles and changing his personality to please the fans, nothing was good enough for them. Cena didn’t save all his vitriol for the “John Cena… read more

Randy “Macho Man” Savage ascended to the top of the World Wrestling Federation at WrestleMania IV in 1988. He won a 14-man tournament that was preceded by a truly bizarre match between Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant. With a record TV audience of 33 million people watching on NBC, Andre ended Hogan’s four-year reign… read more