The 1980s was one of the most successful times in professional wrestling history. The WWE was then known as the World Wrestling Federation, and this decade helped form the business model of the sport ...

I wrote this article in response to the article about how WWE needs some attitude. I enjoyed the article and agreed with it all. The only thing though is not only does WWE need some attitude again, it ...

The WWF’s first foray into the United Kingdom market happened on 10 October 1989. That night, they held a show taped for Sky TV, and the company came armed with some huge matches. 'First WWF UK Event' ...

Paul Orndorff, aka “Mr. Wonderful,” one of the greats from the World Wrestling Federation’s 1980s heyday, has died. He was 71. His son Travis made the announcement Monday on Instagram, where he has ...

Former WWF host and interviewer Craig DeGeorge recently did an interview with Wrestling Epicenter, where he talked about his time in professional wrestling. "I always tell my kids this about doing an ...

Jeff Jarrett commented on Vince McMahon's eulogy for the late WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan after his passing in July.

Another former WWE wrestler has alleged he was propositioned by a company official in the 1980s. Nick Kiniski, the son of WON Hall of Famer Gene Kiniski, wrestled with WWF from 1986 to 1987. He ...

We cover pro wrestling a little more than we should these days, because it turns out a lot of people want to read about fake fighting on legitimate comedy sports blogs and because more of us watched ...

Despite its impressive success, there are still many folks who wonder, “is WWE fake?” Here we answer everything you need ...

The WWF went from just another pro wrestling company vying for your eyeballs to a juggernaut nobody else in the industry was equipped to compete with. Vince McMahon's relentless crusade to crush his ...