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

Buzz Sawyer and Tommy Rich

On October 23rd, 1983, Buzz Sawyer and Tommy Rich faced off against one another in what was titled – The Last Battle of Atlanta. However, before their final, decisive bout, it is important to recall what led to this infamous battle between them. Their rivalry truly ignited in early 1982, centered around the NWA Georgia National Heavyweight Championship. Buzz Sawyer defeated Rich for the title on May 2, 1982, marking the start of repeated clashes. Rich recalls calling it a weekly ordeal: “It was a fight every night… He had a bad personality. He was rough. I just went in…

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Raw in Advance

After the shocking conclusion of WWE Raw last week, there are a number of things to consider as we preview Raw in Advance for 10/20/25. Fans will recall that one man’s vision became quite blurry, another woman’s desire for dominance is likely threatened by a prodigy, and another double champion faces his toughest challenge to date against an absolute brute. RAW in Advance for 10/20/25 Women’s Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch vs. Maxxine Dupri Fans will recall a couple of weeks ago how Maxxine Dupri pulled off the upset of all upsets. While it wasn’t achieved by pinfall or submission, it…

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Max the Impaler

Professional wrestling thrives on larger-than-life personalities, and few modern wrestlers embody that ethos quite like Max the Impaler. With their apocalyptic aesthetic, powerful in-ring style, and refusal to conform to gender norms, Max has quickly become one of the most talked-about wrestlers on the independent circuit and beyond. From the American independents to Japan’s prestigious Joshi scene, Max has made their presence felt as one of the most intimidating and groundbreaking wrestlers of their generation. Max the Impaler: Wrestling’s Wasteland Warrior Early Life and Beginnings Max the Impaler was born May 27, 1987, as Max Lindsey, and grew up in…

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The Carver

The  Carver of Cutters Alley, also known as Mallaki Matthews in his earlier career, is a unique and chilling figure in the independent wrestling circuit. Hailing from Davenport, Iowa, The Carver began his wrestling journey in 2012 after training with Matt Cage and Brian Ash. Initially wrestling under his real name, Matthews built a reputation in Midwest promotions like Scott County Wrestling, AAW, and DREAMWAVE, before expanding to notable promotions such as IWA Mid-South and Freelance Wrestling. In 2020, Matthews underwent a dramatic character transformation, rebranding himself as The Carver of Cutters Alley. Inspired by horror tropes, he adopted a…

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Juventud Guerrera

Juventud Guerrera, affectionately dubbed “Juvi,” carved out a legacy as one of the most electrifying and dynamic cruiserweights in wrestling history. Known for his high-flying arsenal, bold charisma, and unique blend of lucha libre and American styles, Juventud became a bridge between cultures and generations in professional wrestling. Juventud Guerrera – The Emergence of The Juice in AAA Juventud Guerrera, son of lucha libre legend Fuerza Guerrera, debuted in AAA in 1992 and quickly built a reputation for his fast-paced, high-flying style. He became part of the vanguard that helped popularize lucha libre to North American audiences during AAA’s working…

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Raw in Advance

In the first Raw after Crown Jewel Perth, we preview WWE Raw in Advance for 10/13/25. The event in Perth, Australia, proved to be the first Crown Jewel event outside of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. But with new Crown Jewel champions crowned, what is next as we head towards the WWE’s next premium live event? Fans were witness to alliances formed and tensions building among family members. During Crown Jewel fans were also witness to arguably ‘the greatest of all time’ putting in a performance that fans won’t soon forget. With a series of moves that is as much of…

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Fabulous Robbery

On September 29th, 1985, in St. Paul, Minnesota, the Road Warriors were defending their AWA World Tag Team Championships with the result being a fabulous robbery. The duo held the title for exactly 400 days as of this match. The Legion of Doom, the Road Warriors were the most dominant tag team in wrestling at the time. But on this night the duo would face a tandem and be victim to a result that made those in attendance and in the ring so irrate that the events after would leave those disappointed hunting for blood! It was a match that…

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The Headlock

The headlock is one of professional wrestling’s most fundamental and recognizable holds. It is one of the earliest moves taught to trainees, and it has been a staple of wrestling matches since the late 19th century. Despite its simplicity, the headlock has a long and documented history in both amateur and professional wrestling. Over time, it has evolved from a feared finisher into a transitional move, yet it remains essential to in-ring psychology and technical proficiency. This article examines the documented origins of the headlock, its early pioneers, its evolution and variations, the technique behind it, its initial role as…

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Kevin Steen and El Generico

On September 19th, 2008, Ring of Honor rolled into Boston University’s Case Gymnasium with a stacked card that delivered on all fronts. But nothing hit harder — emotionally or physically — than the main event: Kevin Steen and El Generico vs. The Age of the Fall (Tyler Black and Jimmy Jacobs) for the ROH World Tag Team Championships. For Steen and Generico, this wasn’t just a match. It was the culmination of a years-long journey of near misses, heartbreak, and persistence. On that night, in front of a passionate ROH crowd in Boston, the Canadian duo finally reached the top…

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Psychosis

When wrestling fans think of the late 1990s cruiserweight boom, the name Psychosis is one that instantly comes to mind. The Mexican luchador, known for his intricate mask, wild hair, and dazzling high-risk style, helped redefine what lighter wrestlers could bring to the international stage. Alongside names like Rey Mysterio Jr. and Juventud Guerrera, Psychosis brought lucha libre to audiences in the United States, introducing a new level of excitement to WCW and beyond. Over a career spanning three decades, Psychosis became one of the most recognizable rudos in Mexico and abroad, earning respect for his consistency, longevity, and willingness…

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