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Legendary wrestling manager Paul Bearer has died.  Bearer,  who also managed under the name Percival Pringle III, died yesterday at the age of 58.  His real name, William Moody, wouldn't have been a bad one for his character who led The Undertaker along with Mankind, Vader, Kane, Rick Rude and others to the ring.

While wrestling might be scripted, the WWE stars are still bad-a$$es! (Don't ever call it fake, because these guys can still beat you down). Speaking of being bad, Shawn Daivari rear-naked choked a loser on a train, then kicked him and his crap off...

It wasn't a bit, it wasn't part of the script and it wasn't fake. Last night Jerry "The King" Lawler suffered a heart attack at the announcers table during a live event. More after the jump.

I hope you enjoyed your little "Olympic Games". While you watched the games, a great American was stuck in the stands shedding a little tear at the opportunies that passed him by. I'm talking about professional wrestler Kurt Angle. Angle, who planned on competing for America in freestyle wrestling was sidelined with hamstring and knee injuries. He did also try other sports though as y

George "The Animal" Steele was always one of my favorite wrestlers.  He was hairy like a gorilla, but with a bald head.  I saw him as part of the very first Wrestlemania. More after the jump.

On this week’s ‘Monday Night Raw’ Brock Lesnar picked up the microphone for the first time since his return to WWE the week prior. But before we had much time at all to tweet mean jokes about the timbre of Lesnar’s not-so-threatening voice, he was interrupted by a fired-up John Cena. What followed was a confrontation that saw Lesnar make an absolutely humongous impact…by socking John Cena right in

As opposed to the normal pretape-on-Tuesday to air-on-Friday deal, this week’s ‘SmackDown’ ran live on Tuesday night, presumably as a way to clear the deck and rearrange everyone’s travel schedule for WWE’s impending European tour.

With one of the absolute best first segments in recent memory, this week’s ‘Monday Night Raw’ started out extremely promising. But apart from a great CM Punk/Chris Jericho segment and some Three Stooges slapstick that I am a little embarrassed to admit that I enjoyed far too much, the show was largely downhill from that colossal John Cena/Brock Lesnar brouhaha.

Welcome to ‘The BeatDown,’ a weekly battle of wrestling topics to discuss, debate and get in actual fights about. This week, we discuss championship gold. Since we were kids, we’ve wanted to be the best – and needed something to prove it to the world...

Wrestlemania just concluded and WWE Raw just saw Brock Lesner return. Needless to say, it's a big time to be a wrestling fan. That got me thinking, if I was a WWE wrestler, what would my intro music be?

It was one night after an awesome ‘WrestleMania XXVIII,’ and WWE put on a solid, entertaining ‘Monday Night Raw,’ teasing several new directions and storylines for the promotion. And oh yeah, it also featured the return of former UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock biscuit-eating Lesnar. Exclamation point.

This year’s WrestleMania wasn’t all great; there were a few moments that had fans questioning their decision to pony up for Pay-Per-View. Here are the 5 Worst Moments from WrestleMania 28. Team Johnny vs Team Teddy There were too many people involved, which became quite apparent as soon as the match begun, with people tagging in and out so fast it was hard to keep track of who was legal in the mat