For the majority of wrestling fans over the age of (say) 25, The Attitude Era is the defining period of pro-wrestling at its peak. Mainstream acceptance on a level alien to today’s product…
After hitting 1,000 episodes, WWE counts down the definitive 100 moments of the longest-running, weekly episodic programme in US TV history…
Ever since the early days of September 1997, when the idea of the Hell in a Cell match was first brought to light, the structure has capture the imagination of wrestling fans around the world…
WWE Night of Champions. An event that was born in 2007 (still under the Vengeance title) and the only night when all WWE championships will be on the line…
For many wrestling fans, the greatest period the business has ever known was the fabled Monday Night Wars (which has been chronicled in full on a fantastic three-disc set of its own). The catalyst for this period was three letters… nWo…
This re-release of the 2003 DVD, Here Comes the Pain, includes the original documentary that chronicles Brock’s meteoric rise to fame, as well as six hours of additional matches not included on the original DVD! Plus, hear Brock’s controversial comments upon his return to sport entertainment
From 1988 to the present day, Summerslam has been at the heart of WWE’s pay-per-view output and is arguably the third-biggest show of the year behind WrestleMania and the Royal Rumble…
What can be said about CM Punk that hasn’t been said already by the man himself? A champion pretty much wherever he has chosen to ply his craft, Punk is the guy who should never have been a main-eventer in WWE, never mind a multiple-time WWE and World Heavyweight Champion…
Once the spot-fest highlight of the WrestleMania showcase, Money in the Bank was a chance for a number of WWE wrestlers (anything between six and ten guys) to get on the card, make their mark on the show and, for one of them, the promise of a future World/WWE Championship run…
WrestleMania is, and always will be, the biggest wrestling show in the history of the business. From its inception in 1985 to the current trend for large stadiums (every ‘Mania since 2007 has had more than 70,000 in attendance), WrestleMania has been the pinnacle of professional wrestling, the one show where everybody wants on the card and the one show where your career can be made in a single moment…
The Royal Rumble has always been one of the highlights of the wrestling calendar, particularly since 1992 when the WWE title became the focal point of the match. In 1992, the winner (Ric Flair) won the vacated WWF Title in a fantastic match. From 1993 onwards, the winner of the Royal Rumble has won himself the chance to challenge for the WWE Title at Wrestlemania…
From the “Era of Awesomeness” through to being the “Rated ‘R’ Superstar”, we can all take pride in watching a guy who helped revolutionise tag-team wrestling become the Ultimate Opportunist as we get to relive The Story of Edge…
When one thinks of Survivor Series, most fans automatically go misty-eyed and thing nostalgic thoughts of 5-on-5 Elimination Tag Matches before moaning about how the current PPV just isn’t the same…
As you can see, things have moved on from the much vaunted Summer of Punk… but does that mean it’s now time for a Winter of Discontent for our favourite straight-edge athlete…
Ever since the early days of September 1997, when the idea of the Hell in a Cell match was first brought to light, the structure has capture the imagination of wrestling fans around the world. Such is the enduring legacy of Hell in a Cell matches, it’s hard to believe that it first saw the light of day on a B-level PPV…
Beginning life as Vengeance back in 2001, it wasn’t until the 2007 edition that the Night of Champions moniker was used. Known as Vengeance: Night of Champions, the show was so called due to every match on the card being a championship contest (this was also the PPV that Chris Benoit no-showed due to a “family emergency.” Little did we know when watching at the time what that actually meant). The following year, the subtitle became the name for the PPV and the Vengeance was no more…
From 1988 to the present day, Summerslam has been at the heart of WWE’s pay-per-view output and is arguably the third-biggest show of the year behind WrestleMania and the Royal Rumble.
Ever since Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon had their stellar outing at WrestleMania X (and repeated the feat in their superior Summerslam ’95 outing), the Ladder Match has had a certain mystique as it evolved from a simple concept through TLC to the Money in the Bank match that stole the show at numerous WrestleManias to the point it was given its own PPV.
Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels; two men who pretty much shared a career path in professional wrestling… as well as the most infamous moment in the sport on their combined resumé…
OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE History counts down the most outrageous moments in the history of WWE. What moments will make the cut, the top 10, and what is the greatest moment of all time?
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