Here are my predictions for WWE Extreme Rules:
Read more ...A "go home" Raw (the last episode before a pay-per-view event) is always watched with extra attention, mostly because critics have the same question -- did this particular show do anything to increase my interest in buying the pay-per-view on Sunday?
Read more ...The successful relationship between WWE and Susan G. Komen will continue, as a special Mother's Day campaign has been launched.
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Read more ...Ever since the day after WrestleMania, when "Fandangoing" became a thing, we knew that when WWE returned to the United Kingdom just weeks later, that it would all resume.
Read more ...In Your House was a two-hour show that premiered in May 1995 that was designed to give WWE a monthly pay-per-view event. With it being shorter than the traditional three-hour offerings, as well as every IYH event having the same look and feel (at least in the beginning, anyway), you would think that they would be treated as, and perceived to be, second-rate WWE pay-pew-view events.
Read more ...Arda Ocal talks to Rob Van Dam about Cauliflower Alley in Las Vegas, attending the WWE Hall of Fame to see his friend Booker T, Mick Foley's induction and a match that never happened, rumors of his return to WWE, his famous "thumb point" and its origins, and Jean Claude Van Damme.
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Read more ...Everything that Wrestlemania wasn't, for the hardcore WWE fan, Raw was.
Read more ...The theme of Wrestlemania 29 might boil down to one word - predictable.
Read more ...Fans inside Madison Square Garden witnessed something many thought would never come.
Read more ...Jimmy Korderas is a friend of mine, so I wanted to unequivocally love “The Three Count.” But unfortunately, in the end I’m left more with mixed emotions. My problem with the book, if you can call it that, is one of perspective. There are two parts to the book in my opinion: the first I enjoyed and found quite fascinating, and the other part just wasn’t for me. The part of the book that I loved was the “getting there” portion of his story. Jimmy’s journey from fan to WWE referee is a remarkable tale, one I doubt will ever be duplicated. The industry has changed and I’m not sure in its current form that it’s possible for a guy to almost literally sneak in the back door, and inch by inch earn his way onto the team, as Jimmy did.
Read more ...WWE Superstar and former WWE Champion The Miz visits the SI studio to discuss Sunday night's WrestleMania 29 and the state of Cleveland sports.
Read more ...In the final segment of Raw, a Paul Bearer impostor (who looked like Paul Heyman) flanked by Druids mocked the Undertaker with the urn. The Deadman then got beat down by CM Punk before Punk opened the urn and scattered the ashes inside on 'Taker's body and bathed himself in it.
Read more ...Reid Flair, the 25-year-old son of WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair, died Friday, wrestlingobserver.com is reporting. Details surrounding his death are unknown at this time.
Read more ...“Hacksaw” Jim Duggan is wrestling at the Big Time Wrestling show at the Maryland Theater in Hagerstown on Friday night. We were able to talk to him about what he's been doing since his last extended run with the WWE, as well as his memories of Wrestlemania over the years.
Read more ...Kevin Nash is wrestling at the Big Time Wrestling show at the Maryland Theater in Hagerstown on Friday night. We were able to talk to him about what he's been doing since last being on WWE television, and as well as his memories of Wrestlemania over the years.
Read more ...There is no bigger event than WrestleMania. It is the Superbowl of WWE and professional wrestling. The "Grandest Stage of Them All" is where superstars, matches and memories are immortalized.
Read more ...Brock Lesnar and Triple H officially sealed the deal on Raw and will meet at Wrestlemania. The two stipulations are that it will be No Holds Barred (similar to their match at Summerslam 2012) and that Triple H's career will be on the line.
Read more ...Looking at his overall resume, you could say that David Otunga is one of the most successful people among the WWE Superstars. Aside from achieving the near impossible task of cracking the WWE roster, Otunga graduated from Harvard with a law degree. Now, he has added another big item to his resume - actor.
Read more ...I want to start of by saying the following: If by some miracle I ever become a WWE announcer, one that people somehow develop a care for (for some odd reason) and in some minute way shape or form using me in a storyline after I pass away would generate a desired response or would enhance a feud between two talents leading to a marquee event, then I want everyone to know that this is exactly what I would have wanted to happen.
Read more ...Often, it's frowned upon when you are on the "media" side of a genre to become too friendly with the people you are covering, for obvious reasons. In pro wrestling, the rules are a little different. Many who cover pro wrestling, love pro wrestling, and get along best with those in the industry who share that love.
Read more ...The Undertaker returned to Raw to announce his WrestleMania 29 participation.
Read more ...Don't believe everything you read on the internet.
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