The Big Bang May 6

I think there is no dispute that, out of all of the WCW performers that came over to the World Wrestling Federation during the “Invasion” era in 2001, Booker T was by far the most successful.

At fifteen years old, there was nothing more important to me than professional wrestling and radio.

Let’s put it out there in the open. Everyone in front of a mobile device or computer screen knows that Bret “Hit Man” Hart absolutely despises Bill Goldberg.

For twenty-three years, one of my wrestling “holy grails” has been the April 2001 edition of World Championship Wrestling Magazine.

WWE is running its first ever Premium Live Event from Germany on August 31, 2024 at the Uber Arena in Berlin. As a man with German heritage, it is awesome to see the #1 wrestling promotion in the world expanded their reach into more prominent European markets.

Once in a while, you come across something by complete accident, that leads to an interesting discussion or topic. Today is one of those days.

I love getting deep into wrestling fans and personalities booking their “What If?” scenarios as it came to The Big Bang.

Sometimes, a match happens that is so unorthodox that you have nothing other to do than sit there and watch the insanity transpire.

There comes a time where the planets align and everything comes together perfectly. Sometimes, the right idea with the right guy at the right time leads to magic. I like to call that THE PERFECT STORM.

Back on November 29, 1999, a true legacy in the history of World Championship Wrestling came to an abrupt halt.

In the first quarter of 2001, mainstream professional wrestling was in the midst of a massive transition. 

It still amazes that AJ Styles wrestled on the final televised shows for World Championship Wrestling.