Month: January 2021

-WWE Superstar Triple H recently spoke to the Orlando Business Journal about a potential physical WWE Hall Of Fame building. Hunter said, “I don’t want a Hall of Fame or some other attraction to just be something where people see some guy’s shorts. We are the WWE and we are big, so whatever we do…

World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. : WWE® and E! Entertainment Join Forces to Support Make-A-Wish® WWE and E! Entertainment today launched the first-ever Superstars for Hope fundraising initiative to support Make-A-Wish, featuring chances to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences available to anyone who makes a contribution. The entertainment powerhouses will also host a Superstars for Hope red carpet…

-Pop-Break has a new interview up on their website today with UFC legend and former WWE Superstar “The World’s Most Dangerous Man” Ken Shamrock. Shamrock discusses both his MMA and pro wrestling career in-depth in the interview, which you can check out online at Pop-Break.com. The following press release was issued today: FOR IMMMEDATE RELEASE…

As previously reported, WWE Superstar CM Punk was at Chicago’s Wrigley Field on Tuesday night for the Cubs’ double header against the Milwaukee Brewers. Punk sang “Take Me Out To The Ballgame” during the 7th inning stretch and spoke to Chicago’s Sports Talk Live about a number of wrestling-related topics. Here’s what CM Punk said about…

– Today’s wrestling birthdays include Reby Sky (27) and WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Valiant (71). – Viewership data is in for Week 2 of WWE’s “Total Divas” reality show on the E! Network – and it’s good news for all parties. After debuting last week with 1.3 million viewers, Week 2 topped the premiere…

Starrcade 1989: Future Shock December 13, 1989 Atlanta, Georgia The Omni The NWA had a good year overall in 1989. Their main event scene was hot, featuring great performances from Ric Flair, Ricky Steamboat, Lex Luger, Sting, Terry Funk, and Muta. Starrcade 1989 looked like it could be a banner show. They had lots of…

-WWE is seeking non-union “athletic guys” between the ages of 18 and 25 who are “not camera shy” for some kind of segment planned for this coming Monday’s post-SummerSlam edition of RAW in Anaheim, California. They will be needed from Noon until 8pm. The pay is $500 plus 10% and your parking at the show…

– Eric Bischoff, who serves as Executive Producer of Impact Wrestling, is not backstage at tonight’s show in Salt Lake City, Utah. According to two sources with the organization, he is not expected to resurface anytime soon, which has a number of employees happy. The exact reason for his absence has yet to be disclosed.…