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

Abyss

In a career that has spanned over 24 years, Christopher Park was seemingly a dark and harrowing figure in wrestling in Abyss. However, after initially joining TNA under the moniker Justice, Park underwent somewhat of a character renaissance. He would reappear for TNA as ‘The Monster’, the man who would attack Erik Watts and later become the bodyguard of Kid Kash. Abyss would later align with Don Callis and would feud with Raven and his faction, The Gathering. The dark and twisted Abyss would engage in a feud with AJ Styles the following year. Their rivalry took so many twists…

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Homicide and Kenta Kobashi vs Samoa Joe & Low-Ki (Unforgettable 2005)

On October 2nd, 2005, legendary wrestler and one of Japan’s pillars in pro wrestling, Kenta Kobashi, stepped in the ring for Ring of Honor for a second time and with Homicide. In his second matchup, Kenta Kobashi would team with Homicide to face Samoa Joe & Low Ki. Each of these men would go on to achieve success wherever they had competed. As the bell rang, chants of KOBASHI KOBASHI would ring through the arena during ROH’s Unforgettable 2005. After the customary code of honor between Joe and Kobashi, the two men would stare at one another. Kobashi insists on…

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Yuka Sakazaki

It is remarkable to see her evolution today. A veteran of the ring since 2013, Yuka Sakazaki initially attended school with the intention of pursuing comedy as a career. Her athleticism, combined with her passion for comedy, seemed like a perfect blend as part of the DDT Pro promotion. However, while she may be a member of the DDT roster it is Tokyo Joshi Pro where she first began her career. As part of TJP, Yuka Sakazaki was a member of a stable led by Hiroshi Fukuda. Her debut was alongside Shoko Nakajima and Ura Erika as part of a…

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Jake Hager

He was a graduate of the University of Oklahoma and born Donald Jacob ‘Jake’ Hager Jr. Jake Hager was a two-sport athlete while in college. As both a wrestler and a football player, he excelled. He was a second-string defensive tackle with the University. However, in his sophomore year, he pursued wrestling alone. While at the University, Hager set a record at the time for most pins in a second season with 30. During his second year of university, he was introduced to, ironically enough, current AEW commentator Jim Ross. Ross has long supported the Sooners University football team. Their…

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Chances Are He Doesn't Like You Josh Briggs

Chances are he doesn’t like you. But even if that’s the case, with Chances Are He Doesn’t Like You, Josh Briggs, it doesn’t matter because he is very much liked. A rising star along the U.S. East Coast, Briggs found early success competing for promotions such as Limitless Wrestling and Chaotic Wrestling and now a part of the WWE’s NXT brand. For wrestlers, there are moments in time where they can say their career has turned around and they have made it. In the case of Briggs, he highlights a match he had with current NXT superstar DIJAK (Dominic Dijak)…

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WARHORSE and Cody

During the pandemic, AEW created opportunities for rising names in the independent scene like the one for WARHORSE and Cody. One such opportunity was a TNT Championship invitational match that saw then-champion Cody against WAREHORSE. This is the journey of their battle against one another for the first time ever. On one side of the ring, a ring veteran and the longest-running Independent Wrestling Television Champion. On the other side of the ring, a second-generation and fourteen-year veteran (at the time) and TNT Champion. WARHORSE and Cody – Independent Wrestling’s Hottest Character of 2020 against The American Nightmare On Wednesday,…

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Cameron Grimes Trevor Lee

A veteran of decade in the ring, Trevor Lee Caddell has wrestling in his blood. As the son of the late Tracey Caddell, Lee is working to make his father proud. The North Carolina native is synonymous with his relationship with the state’s favorite wrestling brother’s the Hardy’s. While under the tutelage of Matt and Jeff Hardy, Trevor first established himself competing for his local promotion at the time CWF-Mid Atlantic in 2014. He held the record for the longest match in the promotion competing for a 105-minute match for the CWF Mid-Atlantic championship. This was then followed with his…

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WWE presents Bash in Berlin

On Saturday, August 31st, 2024, WWE presents Bash in Berlin from the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin, Germany. The event will be the first-ever WWE PLE to emanate from Germany. While only five matches are advertised for the event, that doesn’t mean its ramifications won’t be felt moving on. Who will be the winners and losers coming out of Berlin? WWE presents Bash in Berlin WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship The Unholy Union (c) vs. Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair Since Clash at the Castle a few months back, fans witnessed the hometown challengers walk away as the new women’s tag…

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Wardlow

Within the last decade, Michael Wardlow began to develop his skillset in the ring. With a background in Ju-Jit-Su and Boxing, Wardlow’s time in wrestling is quite brief. However, his combat background put him in a prime position right away. Several of today’s combat athletes have transitioned nicely into the world of wrestling. His MMA background has put Wardlow’s wrestling career with a solid foundation. At the age of 27, Wardlow’s career began in his native Ohio. His first match in 2014 was as part of a six-man tag team matchup. He teamed with Draviko and Bryan Bowers in a…

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AEW presents All In 2024

On Sunday, August 25th, AEW presents All In 2024 from Wembley Stadium in London, England. All Elite Wrestling returns to the world-famous Wembley Stadium for the second consecutive year. What a difference a year makes. Last year’s event made history in the ring and outside the ring. But a new year brings about a new AEW World Champion, a new threat for that title, and potentially the end of a career if the challenger doesn’t succeed. There are countless titles on the line and rivalries that are also set to culminate this night. Who walks away the winners? And who…

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