Author: Marc Madison (Editor in Chief)

The story of Ross and Marshall Von Erich is anything but typical. Their last name alone is often tied to both art and tragedy. “(Kevin Von Erich) is trying to use his story for good because death can do two things as my dad says. It can make you hard toward the world or compassionate for those who suffer. Going through what my dad went through and seeing someone lose a brother, a sister, lose a parent. He knows that the pain it brings. Sometimes it feels like there is no light at the end of the tunnel. Before we…

On May 1st, 2003, the wrestling world lost arguably the most beloved valet in wrestling history. Elizabeth Hulette, known to wrestling fans as Miss Elizabeth, was both the wife and manager of ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage. Her career began working for Savage’s father, wrestling legend Angelo Poffo, as an interviewer. While she was there she met, Randal Poffo who would come to later be known as ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage. Today we are remembering Miss Elizabeth. Scott Hall has retold the story that Savage told him of when he met Elizabeth. She (Elizabeth) says ‘your eyes are so red’. He…

In 2015, ODB Jessie Kresa recently took some time to participate in an interview. ODB discusses her work with TNA, ROH, training under Eddie Sharkey in OVW and her hopes for a Women’s division in Ring of Honor. Check out the complete interview below. Discuss some of your training under Eddie Sharkey. How did it come about and what did ODB Jessie Kresa walk away with? ODB: “Training with Eddie Sharkey (chuckles)… when I first wanted to become a wrestler I wanted to be trained. So going onto the good old internet there and I would say I looked up…

In a career that spanned over 25 years, Jacqueline Moore contributed more to wrestling than some may know. She is tough and was a legitimate threat in and out of the ring. With a martial arts background firmly in her back pocket, Moore would take the wrestling world by storm in the late 1980s. Growing up, the Texas native was a fan of the Von Erichs. Her initial training was in Dallas with the legendary Skandor Akbar, and in fact, she was the only female to train under him. At 5’3, Moore’s height would not impede her success. It was…

On Sunday, February 19th, 2012, the WWE presented Elimination Chamber 2012. In what was a lead into WrestleMania, the winner of the Elimination Chamber would challenge the champion at the showcase of the immortals. The video promoting the upcoming Chamber match shared that the winner leaving the Elimination Chamber would, in fact, walk into WrestleMania as the champion. From Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler, and Booker T are all on commentary. As the three men look on, the Chamber is lowered to the ring, as the upcoming match is for the WWE Championship. Justin Roberts goes over the rules,…

Over the course of her twenty-year-plus career, Lisa Marie Varon has shattered ceilings and blazed an unmistakable trail as Victoria. During a time when women’s wrestling was typically taken lightly, Varon, who in WWE used the name Victoria, proved she was never someone you want to mess with. However, in order to point out all of Varon’s achievements, it’s imperative to identify where she came from and her background. Varon comes from a multi-cultural background, being the daughter of a Puerto Rican father and a Korean-born Turkish mother. Varon’s brothers were amateur wrestlers, though she herself never pursued it. She…

On Saturday, March 1st, 2025, the WWE presents Elimination Chamber 2025 from Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This marks the WWE’s return to Toronto as a PLE since last year’s Money in the Bank event. This is the final event in the WWE’s road to WrestleMania, so the primary focus is determining the final two major championships to be featured at the ‘showcase of the immortals’. With Charlotte Flair facing Tiffany Stratton and Gunther facing Jey Uso, the question is, who will face Cody Rhodes and Rhea Ripley? These questions will be answered on Saturday evening. A number of…

Bearcat Wright’s journey represents not only a period in wrestling history but a cornerstone upon which the sport’s future was built. His indomitable spirit and commitment to excellence continue to resonate, ensuring that his legacy remains etched in the annals of wrestling for generations to come. Bearcat Wright – Fighting for Racial Equality Bearcat Wright emerged as a trailblazer in an era marked by racial segregation within professional wrestling. His journey was not merely about winning matches; it was a relentless crusade for equality. In an era when the wrestling landscape was fraught with racial barriers, Wright fearlessly challenged these…

The story of the New Day is similar to one’s told before. At one point in a wrestler’s career, they face a crossroads professionally. In the case of this trio, that crossroads put forth a new opportunity for them to come together and excel. The New Day, composed of Kofi Kingston, Xavier Woods, and Big E, began with the idea of rejuvenating their careers while offering something fresh to WWE programming. By 2014, all three members were at different crossroads. Kofi Kingston, known for his high-flying athleticism, had stagnated after years in the mid-card. Big E was struggling to find…

In 2015, Lucha Underground’s play-by-play commentator Matt Striker recently took some time to participate in an interview. Striker revealed his passion for wrestling, hockey, his time with the WWE and his early time with NXT. He discusses his time on the independent scene, what working in Lucha Underground has provided him the opportunity to do and what he has gained from that opportunity. Check out the complete interview below. Matt Striker played hockey and football. Is there any reason you didn’t pursue those avenues as a career? Do you follow either sport today? Matt Striker: “That’s a great question, I…