A fascinating piece of wrestling history is making the rounds online, as resurfaced footage appears to show both Lou Thesz and Bob Orton Sr. using a move resembling a powerbomb decades before it became widely recognised. The clips, reportedly dating back to 1951 and 1953, have sparked debate among fans, with many pointing out just […]

A resurfaced discussion on Reddit has reignited interest in one of the more forgotten names from early reality-era WWE, as fans revisited the story of “Mr. Good Snap” from the original WWE Tough Enough. The thread, posted on r/SquaredCircle, centered around Greg Whitmoyer, a contestant who caught attention during the first season of Tough Enough […]

According to the latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, AEW President and CEO Tony Khan is reportedly staying quiet when it comes to both Toni Storm’s current status and past reports surrounding a potential attempt to purchase WWE. The report notes that Storm’s absence from AEW television is not due to injury, but instead […]

Chris Jericho has looked back on one of the most unique crowd moments in AEW history, revealing how the idea to ban his iconic entrance theme “Judas” actually came together behind the scenes. During a recent interview, Jericho reflected on his long running storyline with Maxwell Jacob Friedman, which spanned an entire year and included […]

D-Von Dudley has shared a blunt take on the current state of wrestling, calling out what he sees as an overreliance on high-risk offense at the expense of storytelling. Speaking on the Krazy Train podcast with Jasmin St. Claire, the WWE Hall of Famer reflected on how the fundamentals that once defined the business are […]