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There are wrestling matches that entertain, and then there are wrestling matches that leave a permanent scar on the memories of those who watched them. Bryan Danielson vs Takeshi Morishima at ROH Manhattan Mayhem II on August 25, 2007, belongs in the second category. It was a championship match in front of a fired-up New York crowd, but it ended up becoming one of the defining contests of Ring of Honor’s peak era because Danielson walked away with a broken orbital bone, a detached retina, and a reputation that somehow grew even larger. Bryan Danielson and Takeshi Morishima – The…
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During the week of August 17th to 21st, 2020, after his valiant battle with health and financial issues, the wrestling world lost James ‘Kamala’ Harris. The Cauliflower Alley Club and, more recently, the kind people at GoFundMe-type accounts set up for his family, who donated badly-needed financial aid, including fellow wrestlers, promoters, fans, and more who loved the “Ugandan Head Hunter.” I am missing my friend, James ‘Kamala’ Harris. In reality, James truly loved his primary role as a longtime farmer and head of his family. He was regarded as one of the nicest, sweetest people in the biz, cracking…
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On June 11, 2005, at a show aptly titled Something to Prove, the wrestling world was gifted something that felt more like a public execution than a choreographed performance between Samoa Joe and Necro Butcher. Fans of independent wrestling in 2005 didn’t just watch matches; they hunted for them. You traded DVDs, scoured message boards, and waited for the latest “must-see” tape from IWA Mid-South or Ring of Honor to drop. It took place in the “New Alhambra Arena” in Philadelphia—the building the world knows as the ECW Arena. The air was thick with the kind of humidity only a…
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The concept of the American dream is that anyone can come from nothing and make it big. But to escape the nightmare that was his life, Dennis Rodman choose to become one himself. Love him or hate him, you cannot ignore him. Dennis Rodman was born in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1961. He was the oldest of three children that he knows about. His father abandoned them when they were still infants. His father alleges that Dennis has over two dozen half-siblings. Dennis believes it is twice as many. He doesn’t consider them to be family due to his father’s…
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The 30th anniversary weekend of The Undertaker’s debut at Survivor Series took place in 2020 The staff shared their memories of his time. Over the next few days, the staff here at ProWrestlingPost.com will come together to share their thoughts on The Undertaker. We present to you 30 Memories of The Undertaker. Today Pete Moon, Alex Podgorski, and Mark Blake share memories 10 – 1 of his time in the ring and what he meant to them. ________________ Pete: My earliest memories of The Undertaker are from around 1997. While my dad and I were watching Bret Hart show that…
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In 2019, we were on the retirement tour, but at the same time, there’s a lot of memories, a lot of matches that probably have meant a lot to you, Lufisto. For instance, in Smash wrestling, I’m sure it holds a near-and-dear place in your heart. What can you say about your time here, your time in the ring, your time in Shine? Speak of that if you could. Lufisto: There are so many things I could say. There’s definitely memorable matches. I’ve had a long feud with Mercedes Martinez. I always believed she was, my wrestling soulmate, so she…
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