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Gone But Never Forgotten – Wil Riggs
*PRE FUNERAL*
Now that I have had the weekend to digest and reflect on the career, life and legacy of General Skandor Akbar, or Ak as those of us in the business call him, I can calmly, and less emotionally write about what he meant [...]
It’s hard to believe that just 25 short years ago, Dallas, Texas was the Mecca of professional wrestling by the small crowds we see at indy shows today. The Sportatorium would rock and roll so loud that you could hear the crowd from the highway as you drove by it. [...]
The 2010 Legends Fanfest is here! Thursday through Sunday, August 5-8 marks the return of the best wrestling appreciation show there is featuring legendary heroes and villains such as Skandor Akbar, The Assassin, Tony Atlas, Joe Blanchard, Tully Blanchard, Jerry Brisco, Jerry Brown, Bob Caudle, “Million Dollar Man” Ted Dibiase, [...]
Working in the wrestling business has taught me a great deal of respect for what the people who came before me really did for this business. As a child, I grew up watching World Class Championship Wrestling at the Sportatorium. The larger than life stars of World Class are a [...]
The past few years of WWE have been a bit stale and boring from my perspective. Now, before you get all bent out of shape, keep in mind I grew up in the “Attitude Era” of the WWE, and what we see today in comparison is a bit, well… bland. [...]
Winners and Losers from UFC 114
By: Adrian Wilkins
It’s been about a week since UFC 114 and in that time I took my time to soak in everything I could after watching this card. There were some upsets and some bad judging calls and a main event that didn’t quite live [...]