Ron Hutchison trained top WWE stars. Then an India tour collapsed, his passport was seized, and he feared he might never get ...

Tiger Mask, a manga hero became a real wrestler, then changed the speed, style, and future of Japanese junior heavyweight wrestling.

Before jobbers had a name, these 1950s wrestlers built the television era one loss at a time. Meet over 50 men who made the stars.

Turn on professional wrestling in the early 1950s, and you might see a 42-inch champion balancing on his head or four little people wrestlers threatening to steal the show from the heavyweights. Their ...

When Torrie Wilson walked into the WWE locker room during the Attitude Era’s final days, she had no idea that two women were already watching her every move. One was the wife of one of the most feared ...

When Vince McMahon told him those three words, Vince Russo knew it was over. The man who helped build the Attitude Era, the writer behind some of the most talked-about television in professional ...

“Live from New York, it’s SATURDAY NIGHT!” For over forty years, WWE and Saturday Night Live, better known as SNL, have shared one of the most quietly influential partnerships in entertainment history ...

When Ultimate Warrior and “Ravishing” Rick Rude began their televised feud in the WWF in 1989, fans saw two larger-than-life stars collide over championships and pride. Behind the curtain, however, ...

In the 1980s World Wrestling Federation locker room, few names carried the kind of real-life fear that followed Haku, also known as King Tonga and later Meng. Stories of bar fights, broken bones, and ...

Andre the Giant, Haystacks Calhoun, and Yokozuna are often cited when fans think of professional wrestling’s largest attractions, yet one name quietly outweighs them all: Happy Humphrey. Billed at ...

Mickey Rourke is back in the headlines, reminding us of a talent that is as volatile as it is undeniable. But to truly understand the man, one must look back at the moment art imitated life too ...