Wrestling in the 80s showed that women can be as popular as men in the ring. This was a decade where viewing records were broken, a decade when the fans finally saw how women can also create amazing sports experiences.
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If you were a kid in the 80s, maybe seeing your favorite WWF SuperStar in a movie made you excited, and you could stay and watch the whole film without even realizing how bad it was.
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The Monday Night Wars were in full bloom right when the Nintendo 64 came out, and the two biggest pro wrestling companies in the US were competing for ratings the whole N64 life cycle.
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The heaviest wrestler of all time is William Joseph Cobb. Known as Happy Humphrey, Cobb usually wrestled at a weight of…
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Villains of the time were a different breed than modern heels. Working on getting heat was so important that wrestling was almost…
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For as long as professional wrestling has been around, there have been tag teams. This was especially true during the 1980s when the sport…
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We will be looking at the best wrestlers from the 1980s that left the biggest impact so professional wrestling would continue to be enjoyed for decades to come.
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What is now World Wrestling Entertainment was one known as the World Wrestling Federation. Which begs the question. After several successful decades of…
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In wrestling, the role of a heel is fundamental for the success of the show. The bad guy must be hated, he must become…
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The first Backlash PPV was held by the World Wrestling Federation on April 25, 1999, at the...
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There have been tons of announcers in WWE history, but Howard Finkel is undoubtedly the most famous…
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Big. Bald. Menacing. In black wrestling tights that were cut in such a way that almost made him look bigger. I remember when…
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