Author: Marc Madison (Editor in Chief)

A friend is their enemy, is their friend is their enemy. Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero are as tied together in wrestling history as they are in their global influence on popularizing Lucha Libre in the 21st century. From their earliest days of competing in Mexico to their time in Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, and eventually the World Wrestling Federation, where Rey Mysterio has been, so has Eddie Guerrero. While both men competed in Triple-A in Mexico and ECW at the same time, no documented match took place between them. So, while their careers are so remarkably tied…

The Midnight Express remains one of professional wrestling’s most celebrated and influential tag teams, a group whose work in the ring and on the microphone shaped the art of tag team wrestling for decades. Formed in the early 1980s, the Midnight Express was synonymous with precision teamwork, heat-drawing promos, and classic feuds that still resonate today. Over the years, various incarnations of the team would compete in promotions across the United States, but their core identity as heel tacticians and showmen remained consistent. This biography takes a detailed look at the Midnight Express — their most notable matches and titles,…

Few rivalries have endured, evolved, and defined eras quite like Sting and Ric Flair. Spanning over three decades, their story began at the height of the NWA and Jim Crockett Promotions, carried WCW through its peak, and even bookended Sting’s career in his retirement match, with Ric Flair by his side. More than just adversaries, Ric Flair and Sting helped shape each other’s legacies while carrying the industry forward. “Stinger, you may have the people on your side — but you don’t have what it takes to walk that aisle like the Nature Boy!” For more than three decades, the…

In 2017, Anthony Greene continued to showcase his skills inside the ring. A fan with a lifelong love of professional wrestling, ‘ All Good’ Greene started as a referee. However, he wanted to accomplish more in the sport he was passionate about. However, his pursuit for more wasn’t focussed on wrestling alone. His career began eleven years ago. However, today, as a budding independent wrestling star, he is just as dedicated to his craft as when he began. A former trainee of Spike Dudley, Greene has been focused on reinvention and storyline development throughout his career. His passion for the…

In 2017 before he was a ‘Good Hand’, ‘The Southern Savior’ Ring of Honor top prospect finalist John Skyler may just be the hardest working wrestler on the independent scene. If you disagree with that statement, look no farther than the opportunities that have been presented to him. His desire to improve both inside and out of the ring. Over the past year, Skyler earned notoriety while competing in Ring of Honor’s top prospect tournament. One of the most notable in-ring qualities that Skyler possesses is his versatility, and his ability to move around with the greatest of ease. He…

In 2018,  former TNA/IMPACT Wrestling tag team, X-division, and world champion Eddie Edwards has had a career that has spanned nearly two decades. Edwards has racked up sterling achievements regardless of which promotion he has been a part of. Since his transition from Ring of Honor to IMPACT Wrestling, Edwards has worked alongside his longtime tag team partner Davey Richards and has been a very successful singles competitor. He certainly isn’t one to rest on his laurels. During our discussion, Edwards shared how his training and development has shaped him as both a competitor and a champion. He explains how…

Professional wrestling thrives on characters, and few have ever been bigger than Dusty Rhodes and Ric Flair, the American Dream and the Nature Boy. From the late 1970s into the 1980s, their rivalry defined not only Jim Crockett Promotions but the very template of the modern wrestling feud: the arrogant champion versus the relatable underdog. Both men were larger than life, but in different ways. Flair lived his “jet-flying, limousine-riding” persona both inside and outside the ring. Rhodes was the voice of the common man, dressed in simple polka dots and preaching about “hard times.” Together, they created one of…

In 2017, WWE’s Eric Young achieved significant success over the course of his career in TNA Impact Wrestling. He recently took some time out of his busy schedule to participate in an interview with me. His career has spanned over 18 years, and he has been wrestling since the age of 18. WWE’s Eric Young earned a name for himself competing for several independent promotions in Canada and then earned more recognition competing for TNA. His growth as a performer has been remarkable. Eric Young shares his thoughts about his early training, his feuds in TNA, working with ODB and…

In 2015, former TNA wrestler Samuel Shaw (aka Dexter Lumis in the WWE) took some time to participate in an interview. Shaw reveals his work with Gunner, training under Curtis Hughes and the WWA4 Wrestling School and what he believes the benefits of either the Gut Check Challenge or Tough Enough.  Check out the complete interview below. Describe the training Samuel Shaw underwent under Curtis Hughes & WWA4 Wrestling School Samuel Shaw: “Curtis Hughes was an excellent in-ring trainer, who taught me the fundamentals. He taught me all the moves, how to bump, how to run the ropes correctly, just…

In 2015, Lucha Undergrounds Johnny Mundo recently took some time to participate in an interview. The former John Morrison reveals his thoughts on Tough Enough, personal training style and the differences between Johnny Mundo and John Morrison. He opens up about his experiences with the WWE and its lasting impression and what he has gained with this new opportunity with Lucha Underground. Check out the complete interview below. As a past Tough Enough contestant, what are your thoughts on it? Does the process set aspiring professional wrestlers up for success? “The best way to describe tough enough is to just call…