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Babs Wingo stands at the beginning of a story most wrestling fans have never been told. Long before television, global brands, or hashtags celebrating women’s wrestling, there was a young Black woman from Ohio stepping into rings she was never meant to enter. She didn’t arrive with the fanfare of a Mae Young or the mythology of a Mildred Burke. She came with something quieter but far more revolutionary: the courage to walk into a segregated industry and refuse to be invisible. When Queen of the Ring introduced Babs to a new generation, it offered only a glimpse of her…
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Now I had a rather scathing tale to bring to you this week, one that would have brought anger, distress, confusion, and all the emotions. But this week I need to talk about a match this past weekend. It was a bit of a coming out party for one of our columnists on Pro Wrestling Post and had a huge effect on me, Jack Pride. On Saturday, June 15th, 2019 it was Real Canadian Wrestling’s monthly venture into Red Deer, where wrestling is a bit of the Wild West, where anyone and everyone can show up. And in the Main…
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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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Babs Wingo stands at the beginning of a story most wrestling fans have never been told. Long before television, global brands, or hashtags celebrating women’s wrestling, there was a young Black woman from Ohio stepping into rings she was never meant to enter. She didn’t arrive with the fanfare of a Mae Young or the mythology of a Mildred Burke. She came with something quieter but far more revolutionary: the courage to walk into a segregated industry and refuse to be invisible. When Queen of the Ring introduced Babs to a new generation, it offered only a glimpse of her…
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Before we start, I’d like to let you all know that I wrote this piece at the back end of February this year. We were all giddy with the expectation of what could and would be happening at this year’s WrestleMania. Fast forward a few weeks and the whole global landscape has changed, let alone the wrestling world. So with that in mind, here’s my piece in full. I hope you enjoy it the way it was intended….. It’s Mania season folks! And how better to kick the week off than by going back through the years to give to you…
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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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