Ted DiBiase Jr: A Career Timeline
Discover the career of Ted Dibiase Jr, the son of "The Million Dollar Man." From excelling in football and soccer to pursuing wrestling, he made his in-ring debut with his older brother in 2006. Follow his journey as his wrestling career flourished and became more complicated after joining FCW in 2007.
Reimagined: Lex Luger’s Run In WWE
While Lex Luger’s WWE run was certainly memorable, most fans and insiders believe it was only a fraction of what it could have been. Lex was with WWE from 1992 to 1995. We will reimagine Luger’s booking starting when he signed with the company.
Dean Douglas: Class In Session
Wrestling fans might remember Dean Douglas by his more popular wrestling name Shane Douglas. Still, from 1995 through 1996, Dean Douglas was brought in as an arrogant intellectual who was a far cry from The Franchise. We explore his character and what went wrong.
Vince McMahon: The Commentator
While Vince McMahon is best known as the Chairman and CEO of WWE, he also served as their lead play-by-play announcer for over 20 years. Often considered to be over-the-top, we explore how he excelled in this role.
The Final Years of Mike Awesome
When one thinks of Mike Awesome, his epic battles in ECW and FMW with Masato Tanaka or his incredible run as the ECW World Champion come to mind. But what happened to the man after his prominent runs in ECW, WCW and WWF? And what led to the tragic end of his life? These are the final years of Mike Awesome.
Revisited Rivalries: Trish Stratus vs Victoria
The Hardcore match between Trish Stratus and Victoria at Survivor Series 2002 remains a bright spot in an era where women’s wrestling wasn’t at the forefront of WWE television. We relive their heir almost nine-month story.
Wrestler Spotlight: Jinsei “Hakushi” Shinzaki
When fans speak of Jinsei Shinzaki, most talk about his prowess in Michinoku Pro Wrestling. United States fans might know him better as Hakushi from the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now known as the WWE), “The White One.”
Reimagined: WrestleMania 32
WrestleMania 32 is often considered one of WWE's most significant missed opportunities. With enough talent on the card to produce a compelling show, we rearranged it as part of our latest edition of the Reimagined series.
Sacred Grounds - The Cow Palace
When one thinks of historical buildings tied to the wrestling business the Cow Palace has undoubtedly earned its place as one of the Sacred Grounds.
The British Bulldog: The Final Chapter
Ditching the Union Jack trunks and the Rule Britannia entrance music for jeans and rock music, The British Bulldog's last major run with WWE in 1999 kicked off with a bang but ended with a whimper.