Molly Holly credits the people who opened doors to WWE. A rare Genius Cast interview reveals the introduction she never forgot.

Brock Lesnar left his 2005 WWE meeting with Vince McMahon optimistic. The written offer raised the same problem that drove ...

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

At 17 and 153 pounds, Ron Hutchison was told he was too small to wrestle. He went on to help develop WWE’s top stars of the Attitude Era, including Edge, Christian, and Trish Stratus. Along the way, ...

Rain began pouring into Hiram Bithorn Stadium while Hulk Hogan defended the WWF Championship against Big John Studd on October 19, 1985. By then, the WWF Puerto Rico show was already in trouble. The ...

Turn on professional wrestling in the early 1950s, and you might see a 42-inch champion balancing on his head or four little people wrestlers threatening to steal the show from the heavyweights. Their ...

The call came in the summer of 1999. Paul Heyman finally had what he had chased for years: a national television deal for Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW). Thirteen months later, that same deal ...

The bag of money hung fifteen feet above the ring, and two men were about to tear each other apart to reach it. What began that night in a Calgary arena in 1972 would become one of professional ...

John Cena retired as a 17-time world champion, more world title reigns than any performer in WWE history, with a 10-6 record across 16 WrestleMania appearances. But behind that resume sat a quieter ...

When Torrie Wilson walked into the WWE locker room during the Attitude Era’s final days, she had no idea that two women were already watching her every move. One was the wife of one of the most feared ...

When Vince McMahon told him those three words, Vince Russo knew it was over. The man who helped build the Attitude Era, the writer behind some of the most talked-about television in professional ...