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From the debut Rumble in 1988, which wasn't even on pay-per-view, to the 1994 Rumble where there were two winners in Bret Hart and Lex Luger, to the 1999 Rumble which Vince McMahon himself won, to the 2005 Rumble which went into overtime, there have been many Royal Rumble Matches, 22 to be exact. And in just under one month, the 24th will be held in Boston.  In this slideshow, we'll look at the 10 Best Royal Rumble Matches ever, from 1988 to 2010.As always, you can leave a comment below or send me an e-mail at joe@wrestleslam.comBegin Slideshow

With all of the news of Cena's injury and Jeff Hardy pleading guilty, this little nugget slipped through the cracks. The groundbreaking TNA ReAction has been removed from Spike TV's lineup. Tonight is scheduled to be the last episode. Now there are reports that have stated it was canceled.That is not true, the fact is it was only slated to run until the end of 2010. This show had some mixed reviews as not all of the wrestlers were able to sell it properly. However, guys like Hardy, Anderson, Lethal and Pope gave some solid moments. This also allowed TNA ...

At the beginning of 2010 (an odd year in Pro Wrestling), TNA was creating all the headlines and as the year continued, Shawn Michaels began to feature in the news as usual. Shawn shocked the entire wrestling world by shaking the hand of the man who he "screwed" Bret "The Hitman" Hart and as well as that, his emotional retirement also stirred things up in WWE. As the year continued we saw some sad deaths (Giant Gonzales, Luna Vachon and Lance Cade), shocking title wins (Kane, The Miz) and some great matches (Ziggler vs. Bryan, MCMG's vs. Beer Money) We ...

And here we are. The final post for NTWWC Cycle 1! I just want to take some time to thank all the people who keep commenting and reading the posts for the competition, because you always add some excitement to the whole thing. Thank you for continuing to show your support for NTWWC and for the contestants themselves! I say thank you to the contestants for signing up in the first place and for continuing to submit entries for the competition when you could. It's hard because it's holiday season and everything is hectic, but thank you for at least trying. Now, moving on: The ...

If you look at it from a glance, it seemed like TNA had a great year in 2010. They had some huge names and stars come to their company. People like Hulk Hogan, Jeff Hardy, Ric Flair, Mr. Anderson and Eric Bischoff. Those are some big names. But there was plenty wrong with TNA in 2010, as well. Many of the concepts that older TNA fans loved were being thrown to the wayside. Here are some of the mistakes that TNA hopefully doesn't repeat in 2011.Begin Slideshow

WWE News: The WWE has reportedly come to terms on a contract with a former TNA Knockouts Champion. And that woman is Awesome Kong.According to PWInsider, Kong has been negotiating a contract with the WWE for several weeks now and she all but confirmed the signing on Twitter.Kong wrote, ""My dreams just came true today. I got my dream job. Yes, THAT one."There's been no confirmation on the WWE's part, but it's seemingly a done deal.And for once, I'll give the WWE a pat on the back.Kong, arguably the most sought after "free agent" in women's wrestling, provides an instant upgrade to ...

WWE News: Kaval requested his release from the WWE due to frustration over the booking of his character.According to the Pro Wrestling torch, the WWE creative team was told to bury him after he won NXT, give him a very brief feud with Dolph Ziggler for the Intercontinental Championship, then bury him yet again.Following a 30-second loss to Drew McIntyre on the Dec. 21 episode of Smackdown, Kaval reportedly asked management if there was backstage heat on, but they said "no."Kaval then asked if creative had any plans for him, to which they replied "no" again.He subsequently asked for and ...

John Cena was injured Tuesday night during a match at a Raw live event in Wilkes-Barre, Penn., and the WWE website acknowledged it as a "hip injury."At last night's house show in Baltimore, fans in attendance were informed that Cena would not appear as advertised. According to the Pro Wrestling Torch, ring announcer Justin Roberts told the crowd that Cena had a "serious injury" and was "medically prohibited" from competing in his scheduled match.There's no word yet on the extent of his injury, but for what it's worth Cena has been replaced by The Big Show at Raw house shows for ...

Brock Lesnar might be the most wanted man in America right now...in a good way.According to Dave Meltzer's original report on a possible reunion between Lesnar and the WWE, the company is willing to pay big money for Lesnar to make a brief return to the company, including a match at Wrestlemania 27.So how much dough are we talking? A reported $2 million.And despite UFC's constant stance that Lesnar is under contract and cannot participate in any WWEevent, sources close to WWE boss Vince McMahon report that he is still optimistic about a Lesnarappearance at the company's biggest pay-per-view of the year.McMahon believes he can work out a deal with UFC that would allow Lesnar to continue fighting while also working with the WWE.Related ...

Brock Lesnar was rumored to be looking to get out of his UFC contract for a return to the WWE, according to Dave Meltzer of Yahoo! Sports!But after the Internet was sent abuzz when the news leaked, Meltzer has since clarified his statements.He noted that Lesnar will probably have multiple UFC fights in 2011 and â€œis looking to make as much money as possible next year," which could include an appearance at Wrestlemania 27 next year.However, MMAFighting.com’s Ariel Helwani tweeted this interesting nugget:“UFC boss Lorenzo Fertitta says flatly Lesnar cannot participate in WWE event. ‘He’s under exclusive contract with us.’"Maybe it's just me, but why would Meltzer write that Lesnar wanted out of UFC, then change his tune?Something tells me there's more to this story than has been reported.Related Story: Brock Lesnar and WWE: 7 ...