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Every once in a while, a rivalry develops between a wrestler and another wrestling personality. Hulk Hogan had Bobby Heenan, Ric Flair had Eric Bischoff, and Stone Cold Steve Austin had Mr. McMahon. Chris Jericho has had wars with several rivals in WWE, WCW, ECW, and AEW. Most famously, Jericho defeated The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin on the same night in 2001. However, most of these wars were in the ring; there is one war on the mic that defined his career. That was the war of words with Stephanie McMahon. If you were a WWE fan in…
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Do I like my tag team partner Jacob Creed? No. Well, maybe. He literally refers to our team as Jacob and the Jackass. But let’s look back at the whole story before our tag title match on Friday, September 6 against Joey Vendetta and Moses Luke. This is the tale of Jacob and the Jacka**. Back in December 2018 at Ringside Wrestling’s annual Rumble match, I was eliminated by Creed. I returned the favor by coming back out at the end of the match. I slapped Creed and cost him the win in the Rumble. Things escalated quickly after that.…
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They faced one another an astounding 130 times. From their first recorded match in 1985 as part of a 20 $50,000 Battle Royal in Greensboro, North Carolina, to their last one at the Met Centre in Bloomington, Minnesota, for Jim Crockett Promotions in 1986, Magnum TA and Tully Blanchard had one of the bloodiest and scathing rivalries of the era. The Magnum TA and Tully Blanchard rivalry came after Tully’s feud with Dusty Rhodes came to an end. This feud, however, was over the prestigious NWA United States Heavyweight Championship. While the title was held by Magnum TA, it was…
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The late/great comic genius/actor/director Carl Reiner was an admitted pro-wrestling fan “since the fifties. Carl Reiner became a star on tv’s earliest hit show in America, called Your Show Of Shows. It launched the career as entertainment gods Carl, his best friend Mel Brooks, star Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca, Neil Simon, Nanette Fabray, and tons of others in 1950, narrowly beating nationally syndicated tv wrestling each week. A decade later, Carl had his friend Fred Blassie on the show Carl created(after his own life as a comedy tv writer), wrote, produced, and often directed in The Dyke Van Dyke show casting…
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Tag team wrestling is usually where careers are built, not where made men go to experiment. This series flips that idea. Every pairing in this blog is built around a simple premise: what happens when already-proven main event stars link up and share a corner? The focus isn’t on one promotion, one era, or one style. Instead, it stretches across companies and decades, from territory days to the Monday Night War boom and beyond. Some of these teams were short-lived attractions, others held major tag titles, and a few existed mainly to launch or deepen world title programs. What unites…
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In 2015, Ring of Honors Frankie Kazarian has continued to showcase his skills both in and out of the ring. A former Ring of Honor tag team champion, Kazarian has seen his share of success. However, he has increased his involvement in the music industry and has garnered a great deal of success. He recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. Kazarian’s career began nearly twenty years ago. But he is just as dedicated to his craft as he was when he began. A former trainee of Killer Kowalski, Kazarian has been…
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