Hulk Hogan is arguably the most famous wrestler of all-time, but despite all of his accomplishments, he just can't stop himself when it comes to exaggerating his legacy and contributions to the sport. He has often been caught telling lies and tall tales, and now we have another one, as the Hulkster takes credit for being the one who brought The Undertaker to WWE, even if the timing doesn't match up ..read more

One thing striking about WCW was the lack of guys with tattoos. The company tried to present itself as more real and family friendly in the early 1990s, so guys with a lot of ink didnt quite fit. That shifted over the years and its notable how some guys had some frankly bad tattoos. Rick Rude may be one of the best heels ever, but that anchor tattoo looked pretty bad ..read more

AEW might still be a relatively new company, but that doesn't mean that the promotion has been exempt from botches. The style of AEW is fast-paced, and often there are a lot of weapons and gimmicks involved all of which increase the risk factor when it comes to botching moves ..read more

Wrestling has been a beloved combat sport for centuries, and submission holds have always been an essential aspect of the game. Wrestlers strive to lock their opponents in debilitating maneuvers, forcing them to submit in defeat. While some submission finishers are more effective than others, many of the greatest wrestling stars of all time have at least one major submission move ..read more

Under the leadership of Triple H and Endeavor, WWE has entered a new era. Everything seems to be clicking in the company, but if there is one area where things could be better, it's the women's division. At WrestleMania 40, there were only three women's matches and none of them were the main event. Still, there are reasons to be hopeful. The women often main event Raw and SmackDown, such as when Bayley recently took on Naomi, or the battle royal on the latest Raw, where Becky Lynch won the Women's World Championship vacated by Rhea Ripley due to injury ..read more

Perhaps wins and losses are not the most important thing in wrestling, as fans prefer captivating storylines. However, no one likes it when their favorite wrestler loses and, obviously, most of the times a wrestler will get over by winning matches instead of losing. With that said, it's always interesting to know the win/loss records ..read more

If there's one main criticism of AEW, it's that Tony Khan doesn't put enough energy into compelling storylines. That changed at the end of the April 24 Dynamite. It was there that Jack Perry made his long awaited return promo, calling out Tony Khan to bury the hatchet and give him a hug. He then punched his boss in the stomach, leading to The Elite coming to the ring, where they proceeded to lay out the AEW President. The act was so shocking that even Shahid Khan came out to check on the health of his son. It's a big move for AEW, one very reminiscent of WCW's nWo angle. If they do it right, i ..read more

Wrestling fans hoping to see WWE WrestleMania take place in England will be pleased today as London's Mayor, Sadiq Khan has pledged his commitment to trying to bring the show to the capital city ..read more

The main event of WrestleMania 40's night two was one of the most loaded matches in WWE history. The Bloodline Rules stipulation meant anything could happen, and more importantly, anyone could get involved. That meant not only did members of The Bloodline, including The Rock, stick their noses in, but John Cena and The Undertaker made cameo appearances to even the odds. There was also a brief moment when some of us really believed WWE had managed to get Jon Moxley back for the night ..read more

On the April 12 SmackDown, the first after WrestleMania 40, Paul Heyman came out to the ring with the remnants of the Bloodline, Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso. Before the Wiseman could speak very long, Solo interrupted him and spoke about consequences and change due to the Tribal Chief, Roman Reigns, losing his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship to Cody Rhodes. With that, he hugged his brother, Jimmy, before a mystery man showed up and attacked Jey Uso's twin. When his hoodie came down, the man was revealed to be Tama Tonga, making his long awaited WWE debut. He got a good pop from the crowd, de ..read more