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AEW Dynamite IGNITE for 4/3/24 (Swerve Strickland and Samoa Joe Contract Signing)
All Elite Wrestling has been putting on some solid shows in recent weeks with their recent additions to the roster as we preview AEW...
Akira Hokuto – Lonely at the Top
If there’s a royal family of Japanese pro wrestling, Akira Hokuto is the Queen. Her career is filled with legendary matches, iconic...
SHIMMER | A Comprehensive History of Wrestling’s Premier Women’s Wrestling Promotion
As I begin my History of Shimmer, let's start at the beginning. SHIMMER Women Athletes is an all-female wrestling company based out of Chicago....
Terry Funk – Making a Brand, and Burning It In Deep
We all have our opinions on who the greatest wrestler is. For the legends who get mentioned the most, that person was Terry Funk....
Karl Gotch – The God of Professional Wrestling
"I never took one cent from a boy to show him how to wrestle; all I asked for is guts ... I can make...
Wahoo McDaniel | Celebrating Wrestling’s ‘Chief’
One of wrestling's legit toughest was Edward "Chief Wahoo" McDaniel. With little evidence he was ever recognized as a Chief, Wahoo McDaniel was unquestionably...
Los Lotharios – The Legacy of The Garza’s Lives On
Los Lotharios are a family rich in tradition. While other Latin families such as the Guererros or the Colon’s may have likely gained more...
Adrian Street – Pro Wrestling’s Renaissance Man
Adrian Street. According to the Webster’s Dictionary the definition of a Renaissance man is “a person who has wide interests and is expert in...
Mercedes Martinez – The Brass City OG
Known as The Latina Sensation, Mercedes Martinez is a 20-year veteran in the wrestling business. Even though she has two decades of experience, Martinez...
Siva Afi – Fighting Fire with Fire
Every nation has their cultures and traditions. The Siva Afi is an important ritual of Polynesian heritage. It requires skill, concentration, and courage.
Those who...
