Today’s pro wrestling landscape is unrecognisable without the New World Order: the most influential stable in the history of ...

Andre started as Fezzik in the 1987 classic The Princess Bride while Hogan was Thunderlips in Rocky III, but both were instrumental in the 1980s pro wrestling boom. According to Beckett ...

As ALS weakened him with one demoralizing defeat after another, McMichael realized he was in a battle he could prolong but ...

he asked with that recognizable Mongo boom. “I’m thinking ... as part of the 1980s Bears, a key piece in one of the most feared defenses the NFL has ever seen. He later became a professional wrestling ...

Betrayals have been commonplace in the world of professional ... boom Hogan joined WCW and led the NWO The NWO was jam-packed with betrayals Hulk Hogan was pushed as WWE’s top star in the late ...

So, thanks to a recent grant from the Redd Center at Brigham Young University, she’s launched an ongoing project — a ...

Louisiana was once the stomping ground of Mid-South Wrestling, a wrestling promotion that became so big it became the face of wrestling across Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Mississippi. From the 1950s to ...

he explained. If the 1980s can be considered the golden age of professional wrestling, then Ric Flair was among the men who made it happen. Together with Hulk Hogan, he spearheaded a national boom in ...