In 1996, Big Van Vader entered WWE with significant buzz. However, his run is seen as a disappointment due to backstage politics and poor booking. This article reimagines Vader's WWE journey, exploring some original plans and artistic interpretations.
Read MoreDuring the inaugural WWE Draft, it was emphasized that teams and factions were not entirely exempt, which led to The Dudleys being drafted to separate brands. Based on the influence of Samuel L. Jackson's character in Pulp Fiction, D-Von extended his character to become Reverend D-Von. This is his journey going solo.
Read MoreAhead of WrestleMania 25, Chris Jericho was scheduled to face Mickey Rourke to capitalize on the success of The Wrestler. When plans fell through, Plan B saw Jericho face three highly decorated legends on the grandest stage of them all, to prove that old school is still cool.
Read MoreAt 6 foot 6 and shy of 300 pounds, Test seemingly caught the wrestling world's attention, and his potential seemed limitless. Sadly, his battle with substance abuse cut his life drastically short. This is the rise and fall of Andrew 'Test' Martin.
Read MoreThe Undertaker and Randy Orton only previously crossed paths once during a match on SmackDown, but they eventually embarked on a captivating yearlong feud that helped elevate The Legend Killer. This is Revisited Rivalries.
Read MoreWhen a young Chris Candido and his high school girlfriend Tammy Sytch were spotted working down in Jim Cornette’s Smoky Mountain Wrestling, it would only be a matter of time before they made it to the big leagues. Join us as we ponder what could have been with Chris Candido if he wasn't saddled with such a lousy gimmick.
Read MoreThroughout the 1980s and early 1990s, Dr. Death was considered one of the best overall athletes and tough guys to step foot in a wrestling ring, but the unfortunate Brawl For All played a role in his release from the WWF. But what could have been? Let’s look at what could have been with Dr. Death Steve Williams had the Brawl For All never existed.
Read MoreDuring the days of the Monday Night Wars, there were few bigger standouts in the WCW Cruiserweight division than Ultimo Dragon. Two of his dreams were to wrestle at Madison Square Garden and at WrestleMania then the news came out in 2003 that WWE had signed Ultimo Dragon, likely based on the huge popularity of Rey Mysterio at the time. We revisit Ultimo Dragon’s run and what went wrong.
Read MoreWhen WWE purchased WCW in March 2001, many of WCW's younger talents made their way to WWE but found it challenging to excel within a stacked roster. One of those talents was Gregory Helms, but after channelling his love of The Green Lantern and comic books, he settled on a character that set him apart from the crowd in the form of an over-the-top superhero. This is our look at The Hurricane.
Read MoreWhile recently retired from in-ring action due to an injury, Vince McMahon made the decision to bring back the ‘Million Dollar Man’ Ted DiBiase in 1994 as he fronted one of the New Generation Era’s most famous stables, The Million Dollar Corporation.
Read MoreThroughout 2008 the featured headline feud on the SmackDown brand was between Undertaker and The Rated R Superstar Edge, but the seeds of their rivalry were planted one year earlier which featured some of the Deadman’s best matches of his illustrious career.
Read MoreIn hindsight, it seems like it should have been easy to make Kid Kash a star in WWE. He was athletic, charismatic, and knew how to work a crowd. And yet, despite all the assets Kid Kash had in his favor, WWE magnificently dropped the ball, with his run lasting a mere 15 months. We look at what could have been.
Read MoreThe time has finally come for 2K and WWE to release WWE 2K22, promising that it hits different. Having had some time to dive into the game and get used to the new engine, how does it pan out? We provide you with a review of the advanced copy we received.
Read MoreIn the late 90s, WWE was headlined by Stone Cold Steve Austin, but there was one woman receiving some of the biggest reactions outside of the Texas Rattlesnake and that was Rena ‘Sable’ Mero. We cover her rise in popularity, her exit from WWE, the lawsuit and eventual return.
Read MoreA lost smile and the conclusion of the Royal Rumble formed one of the most memorable In Your House main events of all time. Join us as we revisit WWF’s In Your House: Final Four, which took place on February 16th, 1997.
Read MoreAt the height of John Cena's popularity during the year 2004, he was the reigning WWE United States Champion and was on a journey to headline the next Wrestlemania and face the WWE Champion. In October, he was scheduled to go shoot his first movie, The Marine and to account for his absence, he moved into a feud with debuting newcomer Carlito Caribbean Cool. Today, we revisit their rivalry.
Read MoreIn early 1997, WWF was being pummeled by WCW in the battle for rating supremacy, so Vince McMahon invited ECW and its stars to make a few special appearances on the flagship show, Monday Night RAW, as both an attempt to boost sagging ratings as well as allow ECW some more mainstream exposure leading into their big PPV. We look at this invasion's what and how.
Read MoreThroughout the Attitude Era, WWE presented a variety of compelling mid-card characters and a prime example of this was the ‘Lethal Weapon’ Steve Blackman. This is his journey with WWE.
Read MoreTriple H and Stephanie McMahon are undoubtedly one of wrestling’s most powerful couples. The Cerebral Assassin and his wife seemingly have a strong and loving relationship in reality, but within the world of WWE, it couldn't be further from that during the Attitude Era. We relive the marriage, the McMahon- Helmsley Regime and even their divorce.
Read MoreBilled as the End of an Era, Fully Loaded 1999 was built around the McMahon-Austin feud that started a year and a half previous, coming to a head. We relive this entire event.
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