The list of people I could listen to for six straight hours is brief: George Carlin, Bill Hicks, Paul Heyman, Amanda Hickson. Apparently, with the purchase of RF Video’s “Wrestling From A to Z”, I’ve added one more name to the list—Jim Cornette. The “Louisville Lip” has become public...

WWE Fastlane has passed and now we’re 42 days away until the Grandest Stage of Em All: WrestleMania 32. Can you feel the excitement? That sensation only comes between January and April, and it’s not because of Girl Scout Cookies. Although in some years, like 2015 for instance, a...

With half of the roster on the shelf, and fears that Undertaker will face Braun Strowman, WrestleMania 32 could end up as the biggest disaster in history. Ok, maybe that’s a bit extreme. After all, there have been some real clunkers, trainwrecks and WTF moments over the past 31...

Philadelphia’s most gluttonous tradition carried on this year, but with an overwhelming resemblance to a pro wrestling show. An estimated 20,000 drunken, screaming fans packed the Wells Fargo Center at 6 a.m. last Friday for Wing Bowl 24 – the raucous, raunchy, star-studded, chicken wing eating competition despised by...

Now that the Super Bowl has passed us by, it’s time to heed Peyton’s advice and crack open a few Steveweisers for the road to WrestleMania. It’s the most exciting time of the year to be a wrasslin’ fan as everyone from co-workers to distant relatives to snubbed Oscar...

We are on the road to WrestleMania 32 and here at Corrigan’s Corner that means one helluva stroll down memory lane. I spent the last week of unemployment watching the greatest matches in WrestleMania history and ranking them for my pleasure and your outrage. So here…we…go! 32. Hulk Hogan...

Children screaming. The promoter shaking. Protests from the wildlife and game association. “King” Shane Williams summons his opponent: a bear. This isn’t 1978. It’s 2008 in Maryville, Tennessee. The mesmerizing scene from At What Cost?: An Anatomy of Professional Wresting reflects the mission of the documentary, capturing and dissecting...

“Iron” Mike Sharpe, the man referred to as “Canada’s Greatest Athlete” despite losing most matches in the WWF throughout the 1980s and 1990s, passed away on January 17 at the age of 64. Although Sharpe settled into a slump during the Rock N Wrestling and New Generation eras, the...

The Rock disappears for ages then gets a guaranteed place at Wrestlemania. So dumb — Callum (@CD_SES) January 5, 2016 @WWE Please retire Ric Flair, the guy looks like living corpse. Retire Charlotte as well, talk about boring. — Watch It Go (@RetroWaveDave) January 5, 2016 I don't think...