f you’ve been following professional wrestling throughout the mid-late 00’s, one name that might ring a bell for a number of different reasons is Aaron “Idol” Stevens. Stevens first appeared in WWE in 2003, where he lost a match to Raven on Sunday Night Heat. At that time, Stevens...

hat our own John Corrigan said: Perfect weekend aside from Kevin Owens tapping out to the Antichrist. #WWEBattleground — John Corrigan (@Notready4Radio) July 20, 2015 This tweet perfectly encapsulates the feeling that the majority of fans are experiencing coming away from last weekend’s WWE Battleground pay-per-view. The show wasn’t...

, like many people with a pulse on the wrestling industry frequent Reddit’s Squared Circle on a regular basis. A recent thread asked Redditors to name the wrestler whose retirement was the saddest to them. My favorite answer came from the user, “a-listeraidan,” who wrote the following: Christian cause...

ormer wrestling journalist Andrew Khellah defines the terms “3:16 moment” and superstar as such: 3:16 Mo·ment (mmnt) 1. The rise to superstardom 2. A particular period of importance, influence, or significance in a series of events or developments 3. The wrestling promo that can make you a legend su·perstar...

he inclusion of Kofi Kingston in this year’s Money in the Bank ladder match is being overlooked by many and I myself was one of those people until a recent epiphany thanks to a recent wrestling dream sequence I had (it’s where I get most of my outlandish ideas)....

n Saturday night, millions upon millions of sports fans got the super fight they’ve been pounding the table for, which also happened to be five-plus years in the making. Fight, being the operative word of course. When Floyd Mayweather danced and clinched his way past Manny Pacquiao to a...

fter much deliberation and speculation, WWE has finally decided to step into the mobile-gaming ring. Since teaming up with 2K Games following the release of WWE ‘13, the sports entertainment giants have dabbled with developing games for mobile devices throughout the past year. WWE Supercard, a virtual card game...

hen it comes to wrestling journalism, there is perhaps no man more fitting for the Wrestledelphia Hall of Fame than Bill Apter. A local personality, Apter contributed to the way the average wrestling fan viewed the business throughout the 80’s and 90’s during wrestling’s popularity booms. Apter’s magazines commented...

Wrestledelphia’s Jack Goodwillie spoke with video game developer Mat Dickie. Once based out of the United Kingdom and now residing in China, Dickie has been the creative force behind the Wrestling MPire series; a unique game in the wrestling genre that puts the user either in control of a...