Chris Hyatte – RIP to the Most Entertaining Man in the Room
Chris Hyatte died. This time it was for real. Maybe. He’d died maybe a hundred Internet deaths. Hyatte was a lightning rod for readers and colleagues alike.
Legends Live on in “Wrestling Then & Now” Documentary
Many legends of the squared circle have left us but they live on, not only in our hearts but in a film from the heart, Wrestling Then & Now.
Silver King – The Death of Nacho Libre Star Luchador Raises Questions
Silver King was another in a long line of deaths that occurred in the ring. The aftermath of his passing leaves some critical questions needing to be asked.
Harley Race – 10 Tales on His Tenacity and Strength
Harley Race was considered one of the legitimately toughest men to ever grace the squared circle. These ten stories show why!
FRED GEOBOLD: NYC Wrestling Radio Pioneer, Unsung Hero
Fred Geobold wore many hats in life- receptionist/switchboard operator at WBAI-FM, 99.5 in NYC, on-air radio host, folk singer, songwriter, and concert MC.
King Kong Bundy | A Monster in the Ring, Joker in the Back
As it turns out, Christopher Alan Pallies, who played the bald-headed monster King Kong Bundy on screen, was quite the opposite off-camera!
Pedro Morales – Our Champion and Hero Remembered
Pedro Morales transcended race, creed, and color. 'A deafening chorus still rings in my ears. In the middle of all of that volume was love.'
Les Thornton Remembered – The Original ‘Bruiserweight’
Les Thornton, who died at the age of 84 on February 1st, 2019, was a technical expert who laid the blueprint for future tough-as-nails competitors.
Dale Pierce Remembered – Wrestling Manager Extraordinaire
Dale Pierce simultaneously loved and loathed pro wrestling with a passion that only someone who has devoted their life to it could fully grasp.
David Gann Remembered, 1971-2018
David Gann wasn't a famous name. He wasn't any kind of star. But he was one of us. He was family. It’s our privilege to tell you about him.