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It might be far too early to push the panic button, but WWE isn’t taking the past several months of declining ratings lightly.
For more than a decade pro wrestling fans converged upon Charlotte the first weekend in August to relive memories from their childhood and to make new ones. The event returns this year with a new name and promoter.
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“Remember the name ... Goldust!”
Lacey Evans might be portraying a sweet and sassy Southern belle outside the ring, but she was downright nasty inside it Monday night.
“No matter where you come from, no matter what you look like, if you believe, you can make it happen.” – WWE announcer Byron Saxton
Chris Nowinski, WWE’s first Harvard alumnus, was the company’s youngest hardcore champion.
Charlotte Flair, Ronda Rousey and Becky Lynch will make history by becoming the first women to be the main event for Wrestlemania.
WWE’s Drew McIntyre, one of the hottest heels on the company’s roster, has a bachelor’s degree in criminology.
Mike Mooneyham's latest book has been released by Evening Post Books. It’s a compilation of some of his most well-read columns over the years, tributes to men and women who made their mark on the wrestling profession.
Randy Rose remembers driving home from Daytona Beach, Fla., over Thanksgiving weekend when he got the call.
There was a time, long before sports entertainment and the WWE Universe, when men who wore masks spread terror and wreaked havoc throughout the professional wrestling world.
One month away from pro wrestling’s biggest event of the year, WWE is ramping up the action with some red-hot angles heading into Wrestlemania.
Former Wrestlemania headliner King Kong Bundy passed away Monday at the age of 61. No cause of death was immediately given.
Ric Flair never made it to the ring for his birthday celebration at Monday Night Raw in Atlanta.