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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…

In 2015, Raymond Rowe (WWE’s Erik and one half of War Raiders)/ on- half of Ring of Honor’s War Machine took some time to participate in an interview. Ray Rowe reveals his past, his present and his future in professional wrestling. He opens up about how his near-fatal accident created a perspective on life and how to always appreciate what you have. Ray Rowe shares about the obstacles he has overcome and where he intends on being. Check out the complete interview below. Wrestling professionally for over a decade, you have probably seen a lot of highs and lows. What…

When people talk about tag-team wrestling in the 1980s, one name crops up more than most: The Rock n Roll Express. Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson weren’t the flashiest athletes of their era, but they were the perfect combination of charisma, timing, and storytelling — a formula that made them innovators, crowd magnets, and a long-lasting touchstone for tag-team psychology. This is their story: how they formed, the big feuds that defined them, the times they worked apart, the titles they held, and the impact they left on the business. The Rock N Roll Express | Formation and Early Years:…

On December 15, 1977, All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) hosted the finals of its inaugural Real World Tag League tournament at Tokyo’s Nippon Budokan it was the bloody crescendo at Kuramae when The Funks vs The Sheik and Abdullah the Butcher battled. In a brutal and bloody battle, Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk defeated the feared tandem of The Sheik and Abdullah the Butcher. This match is remembered not only for its chaotic violence but also for how it symbolized AJPW’s ability to balance athletic wrestling with wild spectacle. Fans and historians often rank it among the greatest matches…

In 2018, former WCW and WWE wrestler The Patriot Del Wilkes took some time out of his schedule to participate in an interview. three years before his passing in 2021. Wilkes’ career saw him compete for many years in a number of different promotions. His growth as a performer in the ring was remarkable, and his travels all over the world have provided him with lessons about life and wrestling. In the interview, Wilkes opens up about how he became a wrestler and who was integral in his development. He discusses his early training under Verne Gagne and the Fabulous…

In 2002, former WWF/E star Tom Zenk shared a number of details about his career with us years before his passing in 2017. His career spanned several promotions and in various different roles. In this very honest interview, Zenk didn’t pull any punches about those he ahs come into the ring with or his interactions outside of them as well. As a time, when honesty is revered the Z-Man discussed the differences between competing in North America and Japan. Tom Zenk also shared his thoughts on the talent of today. Tom, you gained a huge following in AWA, WWF and…

On April 8th, 2018, AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura would battle for the WWE Championship. With Nina Strauss and a sea of violin players leading him to the ring, Shinsuke Nakamura, the King of Strong Style, not unlike a rock star, would come to the ring. Corey Graves shared that it had been 31 years  at the time since Alice Cooper was part of WrestleMania, and now Cooper’s guitarist, Strauss, is a part of this year’s event. The two men faced each other because Nakamura won the 2018 Royal Rumble. It was a battle of two men that fans couldn’t…

On Sunday, November 23rd, 1989, the WWF presented Survivor Series 1989 from the Rosemount Horizon in Rosemount, Illinois. The featured match would pit the Hulkamanics against The Million Dollar Team. There were five, four, or four traditional-style Survivor Series team matches. With Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse ‘The Body’ Ventura on commentary, the first team battle of the night would be underway. The event begins with Hulk Hogan delievering a promo on being thankful. He then shared that he is thankful for his team of Hulkamaniacs, followed by a number of other competitors on the show as well. Vince McMahon shares…

In the nearly 40-year history of the Survivor Series, the event has seen a series of changes. Whether it be from team match-ups to one-on-one confrontations to the inclusion of an all-women’s only Survivor Series match-up to the embracing of the famed War Games concept, Survivor Series provided a series of memorable moments. In 1987, the World Wrestling Federation held its first-ever Survivor Series event. The inaugural event was initially presented in conjunction with the U.S Thanksgiving holiday. Since this time, the events airing and presentation has varied throughout the year, but consistently took place in the month of November.…

On November 24th, 1983, the National Wrestling Alliance held its inaugural Starrcade event in Greensboro, North Carolina. Ric Flair and Harley Race battled in the main event. While the story culminated in a battle between the two, fans may most recall the story leading into it. Harley Race was the NWA World Heavyweight Champion going into the event. The story was so notable that it would be replicated twenty years later by Goldberg and Triple H, friend and one-time ally of Ric Flair, during their feud on Monday Night Raw. Before the match, Race was determined to remain the NWA…