Sure, the debuts of Kevin “Diesel” Nash and Scott “Razor Ramon” Hall, fresh off successful World Wrestling Federation runs, made news enough. But when Hulk Hogan turned his back on the fans and ...

On Feb. 27, 2013, I had the pleasure of speaking with former ECW original Jason Knight on my wrestling radio show, “Oh You Didn’t Know!?” on ProWrestlingPowerhouse.com Radio to discuss his early run ...

Months before Doug Furnas and Phil LaFon made their debuts on WWF television, the agreement between ECW and the WWF expanded to include financial compensation. Another way of putting this would be to ...

Moving ECW to national television was a huge coup for Paul Heyman. ECW signed a three year contract with TNN (then The Nashville Network) and debuted during the last week of August 1999 as part of ...

If you’ve been regularly reading our vintage Best and Worst of WWF Raw columns (and if you’re not, you’re doing yourself a serious disservice as a wrestling fan), you’ll know that just a couple of ...

This article was inspired by an argument that I wasn't involved in. In that argument, the bone of contention was that the only good thing about current WWE Intercontinental Champion Drew McIntyre was ...

Extreme Championship Wrestling was a US North East fixture from 1994 to 2001, led by the charismatic Paul Heyman and gave the wrestling world mainstream hardcore wrestling. From Sabu and Rob Van Dam ...

It became apparent to the world this week that Taz would be leaving Extreme Championship Wrestling soon, indeed headed to the World Wrestling Federation. At last Sunday's "Anarchy Rulz" Pay-Per-View, ...

The Attitude Era of the late '90s has become a thing of legend among wrestling fans, the high-water mark where the great wave of mainstream wrestling popularity broke and rolled back. The influence of ...

On a recent episode of The Wrestling Inc. Daily, Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman sat down with former ECW TV and Tag Team Champion "Pitbull #1" Gary Wolfe. Wolfe spent much of his career ...