Author: Marc Madison (Editor in Chief)

As a wrestling enthusiast for over 30 years, my fondness for professional wrestling explores the irrational in a rational way. I will explore the details inside and outside the ring and hopefully have a laugh with you in the process. I've had the fortune to interview wrestlers from Lucha Underground, TNA, Ring of Honor, GFW, and former WWE talent as well. Feel free to follow me on Twitter @TheMarcMadison

In Chapter 1, we recount The Undertaker’s greatest fear. With Chapter 2, it was about how The Undertaker remerged. Chapter 3 recounts his tag team match in Saudi Arabia with Kane against Triple H and Shawn Michaels. Undertaker The Last Ride Chapter 4: The Battle Within begins with a shot of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Crown Jewel November 2nd, 2018. It was a flashback to the tag team match between The Brothers of Destruction and Degeneration X in a contest that was a ‘trainwreck.’ Undertaker says that he took the results of this match on him as he wasn’t mentally focused.…

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In Chapter 2 of Undertaker the Last Ride, WWE documentaries present The Redemption. The question as to whether the time has come for him to walk away or not is front and center. There are comments from Shane McMahon, Edge, and Shawn Michaels. Mark Calloway revealed his greatest fear of becoming a parody of himself in Chapter 1. Now, however, he reflects on what took place and looks back at his most recent performance. It immediately begins with Mark Calloway and Michelle McCool sitting in their home, rewatching his WrestleMania match against Roman Reigns. Viewers see that eight months earlier it…

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The Undertaker The Last Ride Chapter 1 titled The Greatest Fear recaps the Deadman’s journey over the last few years. From the beginning, they recap not only from The Undertaker but from other wrestling stars that have stood across the ring from him. He addresses how he is going to go out and end his career. However, he shares that he is concerned with how he is perceived. The last few years have been a struggle and the last thing I want to do is become a parody of myself. – The Undertaker The Undertaker: The Last Ride Chronicles of…

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“It’s not easy fighting someone you love, but sometimes, in this business, it’s what tells the best story.” — Bret Hart In professional wrestling, rivalries come and go. Some are built on pure competition, others on personal vendettas. But few rivalries in WWE history were as emotionally charged, technically sound, and storytelling-driven as the feud between Bret “The Hitman” Hart and his younger brother, Owen Hart. It wasn’t just about winning matches—it was about family, pride, and stepping out of the shadows. This is the story of the Bret vs. Owen rivalry: how it began, the moments that defined it,…

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In 2018, ECW original Mikey Whipwreck has had a long-standing involvement in professional wrestling that dates back over twenty years. The laid-back Whipwreck was fun and jovial during our chat about all things pro wrestling. He also goes on to discuss the pride he takes in what he has done, not necessarily for himself, but to help develop others. The former ECW champion and the sentimental favorite of the Philadelphia faithful is modest about his achievements. He was highly regarded for his work ethic and commitment, which was undeniable for those that saw him. His notable matches against Justin Credible,…

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When Wrestlemania 35 was set to take place, it became notable to recognize the performances that the showcase of the immortals deemed career-defining—one of those being 5 career defining performances at WrestleMania involving Canadians. The sheer dramatic tone that defines a career also suggests matches that wrestling pundits still discuss today. Canadian wrestlers have long been part of WWE, and many have been involved, past and present, in the company’s success, including at its biggest show of the year. But unlike simply acknowledging the performances of Canadians alone in this match, the matches themselves involved career-defining performances by at least…

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In an interview originally conducted in September 2002, B Brian Blair has experienced a great deal in wrestling. His career in the wrestling ring spanned close to twenty years. His first rise to prominence was as a singles wrestler where he was the Florida Heavyweight Champion back in 1982. It was not however until he teamed with Jim Brunzel in the WWE that fans had the opportunity to appreciate his in-ring work. Brian took the time out of his schedule to talk to me about wrestling today in comparison to that of when he first competed. This along with, moving…

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During this 2004 interview, current WWE trainer Terry Taylor addressed a number of topics.  Taylor opens up about his time in WCW, WWF and his perception of wrestling. While some things about the business have changed a number of things have remained the same. These remain the key to his longevity and place in the industry. To read the interview in its entirety checks it out below. Describe your past working relationship with the WCW and both tours of duty with the WWF Terry Taylor: That’s a pretty loaded question. Describe what it is like being a wrestler, commentator, then…

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In 2015, as Lucha Undergrounds Big Ryck, Rycklon Stephens recently took some time to participate in an interview. Stephens reveals his past with the WWE as Ezekiel Jackson, his present with Lucha Underground and his future in professional wrestling. He opens up about how he’s been nominated as a humanitarian and training under Steve Kern and Tom Prichard prepared him for wrestling and how to always appreciate what you have. Check out the complete interview below. Prior to competing in ECW, not much is documented about Big Ryck’s background. Was wrestling always something you wanted to pursue? “I became a…

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In 2017, TNA/IMPACT Wrestlings Elijah Burke, who performs as “The Pope” D‘Angelo Dinero, is one-half of the company’s commentary team. He recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. Burke’s career has seen him compete with both WWE and TNA for a number of years. His growth as a performer both in the ring and on the microphone is remarkable. Burke shared his thoughts about the chemistry between himself and Josh Matthews, and how a particular match recently had both of them laughing hysterically. He also opens up about his history with…

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