There was a pitch for Hulk Hogan and Dusty Rhodes to meet at WWF/E WrestleMania 9. Both Hogan and Rhodes were on board.

In the world of professional wrestling, few moments have been as iconic as Hulk Hogan's infamous heel turn in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1996. However, what many fans may not know is that H ...

In the world of professional wrestling, creative decisions often shape the course of a wrestler's career. In a recent interview, Bruce Prichard shared an intriguing story about Hulk Hogan's desire to ...

The bulk of the video follows Triple H as he tours the headquarters showing off various pieces of WWE memorabilia that are on ...

When you were a kid, and this is a laugh, you thought the WWF was a great, upstanding institution. A not inconsiderable part ...

It appears that All Elite Wrestling will temporarily be without a professional wrestling icon and a key part of its commentary team. More Pro Wrestling: Released WWE Superstar Makes AEW Debut ECW ...

It’s time for WWE to move on — McAfee already has. Cole acted surprised when McAfee came down to the announce desk. Wade Barrett called him out for it: the whole ...

That immediately fueled speculation from fans online about the future of Wade Barrett. After being in the headlines with Nikki Bella earlier this week, fans wondered if “backstage politics” led to ...

If there is somebody who symbolizes the upcoming rights deal between WWE and ESPN, it’s Pat McAfee. “September 20th, Wrestlepalooza, in the home of the one and the only Pat McAfee, who’s like family ...

"Great to see 2 powerhouses of sports and entertainment come together," McAfee wrote before taking his shot. "I assume all the mid level, powerless, bum a--suits at ESPN will attempt to muddy this ...

Not everyone with the WWE has glowing things to say about ESPN. Former wrestling commentator and current ESPN host Pat McAfee called out some of the mid-level “suits” as bums after the announcement on ...

I met Terry Bollea 40 years ago in Carver Arena. He was in a boxing ring on Oct. 10, 1985, little more than arm's length away, battling with something called a Big John Studd — all 365 pounds of him — ...