In professional wrestling, when you hear the term “Code Red”, you instantly think of the revolutionary maneuver created by former TNA X-Division Champion Amazing Red, a quick rotating sunset powerbomb. It seems like there are a plethora of talents who use this hold nowadays.
I know exactly where I was on May 27, 1996.
It's a sad day for the world of news, business, and sports.
Remember May 6, 2001? World Championship Wrestling presented The Big Bang.
Brad Armstrong was probably as great a technician as there ever was in World Championship Wrestling.
I was 15 years old when I learned about World Championship Wrestling being bought by the World Wrestling Federation.
In one of modern professional wrestling’s darkest days, AOL Time Warner officially cancelled World Championship Wrestling programming on TBS & TNT twenty-five years ago today.
To me, in the history of World Championship Wrestling, there was no one more underrated, underappreciated, and undervalued as Cactus Jack.
I have a tendency to do deep dives through the Internet Archive.
I remember being 15 years old and being uber-excited that World Championship Wrestling, after a few years of being on the decline, was about to be purchased by Fusient Media Ventures.
As a guy who lives in the Metropolitan area, it’s pretty impossible to avoid the impending New York City Mayoral Race.
Here on The Big Bang May 6, I sometimes like to take a differing opinion to topics that the majority of wrestling fans, especially during World Championship Wrestling’s heyday, would not agree with. In fact, I believe that, even with newer wrestling fanatics, they would also disagree with this one. So, I will be the lone stalwart making this statement:
