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The following is from TMZ.com. WWE Superstar Death—Vicodin and Valium Former WWE Superstar Eddie Fatu aka Umaga —who died in December—was the victim of a bad combination of drugs, according to the Harris County Medical Examiner in Texas. Dan Morgan, the supervisory forensic investigator for Harris County, blamed "acute toxicity"—claiming the combined effects of hydrocodone (aka Vicodin), carisoprodol (muscle relaxer), and diazepam (aka Valium) were responsible for the wrestler's death. The death was ruled "accidental"—Fatu was 36. According to the WWE, Fatu was released from his wrestling contract on June 11 for violating the ...

It has come to my attention that there is a possibility of a real shocker that could take place at Wrestlemania this year. That’s right friends, according to a very reputable source, we will see a wrestler debut in the next week or two who will qualify for the Money In The Bank Ladder Match. The wrestler’s signing has been kept under wraps for a few months, but it has been reported that PS3 sensation Mike Salvatore is ready to make a splash in the WWE. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Salvatore’s work, he has literally taken the PSCW (Playstation ...

On March 28, World Wrestling Entertainment will hold their biggest show of the year, Wrestlemania 26. Although they would have liked you to believe that last year's show was the 25th anniversary of the "grand daddy of 'em all," this year is the true holder of that distinction. Perhaps it is fitting that this year's card is one of the most appealing since Wrestlemania X-Seven. If you talk to any fans of pro wrestling (or WWE at least), it seems the general consensus is that Wrestlemania X-Seven is the greatest Wrestlemania of all time. One would have a hard time arguing with that, ...