Brian Solomon recalls seven years at WWE Magazine, an early John Cena encounter, and the career change that brought him back ...

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Jeremy “Jerry” Lynn arrived in the world on June 12th, 1963. Born in Minneapolis, he would become one of Minnesota’s greatest grapplers. He would have two world championship reigns, an iconic feud in ...

Famed Sunnyside Garden Arena in Queens, New York, was a popular boxing and wrestling venue and site of many bouts until its demise in 1977. Older fans may have had the pleasure of seeing events there, ...

Billy Jack Haynes looked every bit the ’80s musclebound WWE (then WWF) hero until the brutal secrets of his past emerged. From childhood trauma to explosive conspiracy claims and the alleged murders ...

There was once a professional wrestler who spent nearly two decades hiding a disability so profound that even his toughest opponents refused to believe it. George Weingeroff, who won gold at the 1976 ...

Before "Stone Cold" became Stone Cold, before the Attitude Era shocked television audiences, one man blazed the trail by shattering wrestling’s fourth wall. The transformation of Brian Pillman from ...

What if we told you that one single wrestling event in the late ’90s was so catastrophically bad that it single-handedly ended multiple careers and left legends humiliated? The Heroes of Wrestling pay ...

Five long seconds before an arm was draped over the rightful winner. Twenty-one victories ended in stunned silence. A championship stolen in eighteen seconds. When the final bell rings at WWE’s ...

In the 1980s World Wrestling Federation locker room, few names carried the kind of real-life fear that followed Haku, also known as King Tonga and later Meng. Stories of bar fights, broken bones, and ...

From his bestselling gold record, extravagant ring jackets, and distinctive high-pitched voice that addressed everyone as “baby,” “The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart was a one-of-a-kind wrestling ...

In 1997, WWE pulled out all the stops for their newest acquisition, hosting a press conference at Toronto’s SkyDome, fast-tracking him past established stars and positioning him as the next breakout ...