Lindsey Keo

03/08/2025

Naomi finally reveals that she attacked Jade!
Bianca Belair ends her relationship with Naomi.
Jade Cargill comes out and attacks Naomi.

03/06/2025

These are three ring worn outfits I’m glad only lasted one time.

1. The Undertaker snake skin pants Survivor Series 2000

2. HBK in s**t brown tights at Survivor Series 2002

3. Bret Hart wearing only body suit singlet Survivor Series 1993

I’m noticing a trend of bad gear and Survivor Series back in the day 🤔😂😂😂

03/06/2025

"Macho Man" Randy Savage by the pool! What do you think he's saying here?

03/06/2025

👑 Jerry 'The King' Lawler, a proud graduate of Treadwell High School, is featured on this billboard as part of a campaign by Memphis public schools. The initiative shines a spotlight on the incredible success stories that have emerged from the city's educational system, showing just how far Memphis talent can go. From growing up in the Bluff City to becoming a worldwide wrestling icon, Lawler's journey is a testament to the impact and opportunities that local public schools provide.

This tribute not only honors the King's wrestling career but also his deep-rooted connection to Memphis and its community. Lawler's success is a reminder that our local schools are filled with future legends in the making! 🎓

03/06/2025

In the era before meet-and-greets, wrestlers made it their mission to keep the illusion alive. Getting a photo or autograph from a heel was no easy feat. Bad News Brown was one of those rare villains who made fans work for a moment of interaction.

Bob Pivoroff, our contributor is seen here with Brown, capturing a candid moment before a WWF event at The Philadelphia Spectrum in the 1980s. It's a glimpse into an era when a simple photo with a heel like Bad News Brown was truly something special.

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

Mr. Wrestling II, whose real name was Johnny Walker, is widely recognized for his significant achievements in the Georgia wrestling scene. He held the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Championship a record number of times, though sources vary slightly on the exact count. According to Wikipedia, he secured the title ten times.
Similarly, Kayfabe Memories also credits him with ten reigns.

However, Cagematch.net, a reputable wrestling database, lists eleven title reigns for Mr. Wrestling II. Despite these minor discrepancies, it is clear that Mr. Wrestling II holds the record for the most reigns in the championship's history.

03/06/2025

Did you guys like the American Badass incarnation of the . I did. I loved it. He truly was a badass and we got to see how truly great an in-ring worker Mark Calaway is. He was absolutely humongous but moved so well. He also debuted the most devastating version of the Power Bomb ever; The Last Ride. That move was as definitive a finisher as the Tombstone and super dynamic. Mark always was able to stay fresh as the Undertaker, with every incarnation making absolute sense.
My only issue at this point was with Jim Ross. What made JR think "Bo**er Red" was a cool nickname? I pictured a freaking bloody bo**er every time he called Taker that. Gross...and not in a cool way, unless you're into sinus infections.

03/06/2025

Let us take you back to a time when Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart got along, steroids in wrestling were all over the news, and a WWE "controversy" took place outside the ring, causing Jerry Lawler to be taken off television tapings for a short period of time. 👀

03/06/2025

Which of these guys would you have liked to see get a WWF Championship run?

03/06/2025

When Hulk Hogan guest starred on 'The Love Boat'

03/06/2025

When Jerry Lynn signed with WCW in late 1995, he pitched an idea for a Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers-inspired character. Instead, he was strapped with the gimmick, Mr. J.L, who was intended to be a good wrestler without any actual character development.

After being scolded by WCW management for having "too good of matches," Jerry felt deflated and nearly left the business until a conversation with Paul Heyman in 1997 changed his career trajectory.

Once Jerry signed with ECW, Paul Heyman allowed Lynn to be himself and had a straightforward request for his new signee, "I want you to go out there and steal the show."