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Near the beginnings of the nWo faction, Ted Dibiase joined WCW and became the fourth member of the nWo and it's supposed financial backer. He became a manager for the group and a mouthpiece, until Eric Bischoff threw himself into the stable, became the higher power behind it, and basically...

In WWE people know him as the Eugene character.. But what if Nick Dinsmore, a talented wrestler, had not been given such a limiting character? Where could he have gone in the WWE with a different gimmick? Thoughts? Opinions?

We all know the history here: Hall and Nash chose to sign contracts with WCW for big money and jump ship from the WWF, and from theret they "invaded" WCW, formed the nWo, were huge stars during the Monday Nigh Wars and heled WCW almost kill off the WWF. But what would have happened if they...

Around 2011 R Truth was gaining momentum with his character development, nearing and even reaching the main event picture, and was a pretty prominent wrestler on WWE television. He even teamed up with the Miz, forming Awesome Truth, and headlinedSummerslam against John Cena and The Rock...

I'm not talking the gimmick, I'm talking the actual wrestler behind the gimmick, Sean Morley. Like many eras of wrestling, there is always wrestlers who some believe could have been much more prominent stars and could've have had greater success if they hadn't been stuck on a roster full of...

In 2002 the WWE created an Anti-American stable that just so happened to be made up, initially and for most of it's existence, by Canadians. Lance Storm, Christian, and Test became a stabe whose logo was an upside down American flag, and like other anti-american groups, they promoted being...

You can see the list here: http://www.wwe.com/classics/classic-lists/25-hottest-bodies-wwe-history This list is obviously ridiculous. I can accept Trish Stratus as number 1, there's no doubt she has one of the hottest bodies of any Diva past or present. Hell, I can even accept John Cena...

I use to be a fan of TNA, watching it back in its early days. I enjoyed the X Division and the uniqueness of it, and I loved the fact it was made an important division in the company and highlighted as much as other divisions were. I also loved the fact that TNA had working relationships with...

No, this is NOT a thread arguing which ones better. It’s not comparing the two companies AT ALL. What this thread is about is, basically, “what could have been”. Back in the early stages of TNA, many of the wrestlers of TNA were also working for Ring of Honor at the same time. Guys like...

The "Favourite TNA Originals" thread got me thinking about something. I don't watch TNA as a die-hard fan anymore, and I haven't over its entire history, but I have watched the company from the very beginning. I use to watch it back when it first began, and I remember being excited and...

They would start changing and evolving the wrestling formula. Some traditions are great, some things shouldn't be done or altered when it comes to wrestling, but that doesn't mean things should always remain the same and never evolve. That's why the Attitude Era and the Monday Night wars were...

Can someone explain to me what the appeal is about her? I was watching SmackDown this past Friday and, like I have for a long time now, I just can't grasp what the appeal is about her and why fans and the WWE are getting behind her so much. For one, she's not that attractive. She has a...

I miss the days when wrestling was made up of wrestlers. Now it seems like anyone can be a wrestler and places, like Ring of Honor for example, are made up of guys who look like they're either IN high school or just out of high school, who set up cameras in their basements and cut "promos"...

..on the mic. In fact he's downright TERRIBLE! This guy has absolutely NO charisma. He's the blandest wrestler I think I've seen in any of the three major promotions in North America. Watch this videowire; the start of it is a promo by Roderick Strong...

I haven't seen Chavo Guerrero doing much of anything in WWE recently until I saw him on Superstars wrestling JTG. During the match I got to thinking about Chavo Guerrero's career, from his days as a Cruiserweight in WCW to his days as a Cruiserweight champion in the WWE to his tag team with...

So, I found a link to this video and thought I'd share. This right here is the TNA World champion, Jeff Hardy.. the guy whose suppose to be a representative of TNA as a company, and their top star.. cutting a shoot interview along with his brother, Matt. I'm curious to see what people think of...

Season 1 of NXT offered some interesting characters and a few clearly break out stars in the future, most notably Wade Barrett. Since then the Nexus has been a clear success as a group on RAW. But what happens when the inevitable end of the group happens and where will the members of Nexus go...

..is gimmicks! Once upon a time major companies like the WWF and WCW were filled with wrestlers who weren't just wrestlers but they were CHARACTERS. Every wrestler had a gimmick, bad or good, that made them unique. It allowed them to be different and separated them from the next guy...

Now that TNA's new direction has started and clearly after this past Monday's show there's been an influx of additions to the already large TNA roster (and by the sounds of reports there could be more coming in still) TNA is going to need to re-organize their roster. When you take into account...

I’ve been seeing the shoot interviews with Shawn Michaels on the main WrestleZone page and have been watching them as they have been posted. Each one has portrayed him as speaking openly and discreetly to the interviewer and giving insight to each subject they’ve touched on, many of which...