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It's been a long road for the second-generation WWE Superstar, and Cody Rhodes isn't even close to finished.He is only 26 years old, and he is quickly climbing the WWE's ladder of success.He is former three-time WWE Tag Team Champion and the current Intercontinental Champion and on top of that, he was part of the successful Legacy stable with former WWE Champion Randy Orton.Now, Rhodes is on his own on Smackdown and is turning heads.What is making Rhodes so successful?  Why is Rhodes the best talent in the company?Begin Slideshow

How many of you remember the infamous Heroes of Wrestling pay-per-view? For those of you who don’t know it brought various wrestling legends together such as George “the Animal” Steele, the Bushwhackers, the Iron Sheik, Abdullah the Butcher…..and Marty Janetty. But the most infamous part of the show was the performance of a drunken/stoned Jake “The Snake” Roberts, in which he gave a mostly incoherent backstage interview before going to the ring and pretending his snake was a part of his anatomy. Last August none other than Violent J and Shaggy 2 Dope of the Insane Clown Posse jumped on ...

In an interview with WWE.com, WWE COO Triple H gave his thoughts on the Raw walkout and previewed the coming episode of Raw:At this point, all I know is what we've put out there and what's been confirmed. John Cena, CM Punk, Sheamus, Randy Orton and Big Show have all confirmed that they will be there Monday night. Beyond that, I might not have referees, I might not have announcers, I might not have cameramen. Quite frankly, I don't know what's going to happen. The way I see it, those guys have stepped up to the plate and I'm glad ...

The ever-evolving "WWE Conspiracy" angle has picked up the pace and is going full speed ahead, with plenty of untold twists and turns ahead of us leading up to Survivor Series.The angle evolved from Kevin Nash's involvement in CM Punk vs. John Cena at SummerSlam, to a mystery text message, to Triple H vs. CM Punk.  That chain of events is even more strange to look at in retrospect when you realize where the angle is at now. Rather than fizzling out, the angle has had new life breathed into it, and it appears to be the perfect angle to carry ...

"Someone once said that the most important thing was not to look like a geek. Do you have any idea how geeky all this is?"—Daria MorgendorferIn a couple of my articles from recent weeks I explored the flashier side of the WWE. The attires and entrances that captivated the WWE Universe for multiple reasons.This week we will switch gears a little into the worst outfits from wrestling history. Infamous for being poorly put together, or just plain awful looking.So read on my friends, and wonder with me, "What were they thinking?"Begin Slideshow

Hey guys, what's up?Well, it's been a crazy three months since my last article, especially in the WWE. Numerous people have been hired and hired, the WWE Championship has changed hands about four times and Mark Henry has finally been recognized for his efforts in the company and is now the World Heavyweight Champion (something I never thought I would find myself writing).Another thing that has happened over the course of the summer which forms part of the topic I am writing about is the man who goes by the nickname The Celtic Warrior, as well as others. The man I ...

Yes, the title is supposed to read 2001. With a little-remembered PPV coming up called Vengeance, I will be taking a look back at each and every event from its past. Lots of people tend to shrug off these "B level" shows, but I think Vengeance is worthy of looking back at.Today, I begin with the infamous beginning. Taking place in December of 2001 and coming right off the end of the WWF vs. Alliance storyline, fans were in store for a memorable show.They had no idea...Begin Slideshow

At the Money in the Bank pay-per-view this past July, Big Show's full-time pro wrestling career came to an impromptu end at the hands of the monstrous Mark Henry. After suffering from a broken angle, that fateful night seemed to be the last time we would see Show on television for a very long period of time.However, it was not an unfortunate turn of events by any means, as numerous members of the IWC began to criticize the work ethic of the Big Show. Although Mark Henry was that much better, at least his character was injected with a new sense of frustration and intensity.Show, on ...

Let me start off by saying how nice it is to see Smackdown's ratings as of late. HUGE increases! Well, not much has changed on the Blue Brand, except for a certain man winning the World title last month. Maybe 99 percent of the wrestling fans were (gasp) wrong about Mark Henry being a draw? No, it couldn't be!  The Good With Vengeance being two weeks away and Raw currently being vacant, WWE really needed to shape things on the Blue Brand. The one feud they focused on was Mark Henry vs. The Big Show. In my mind, they did ...

Perhaps more than any aspect of WWE programming recently, the attempts by creative to revive the tag team division have really invigorated fans. The company has invested time and effort into giving air time and purpose to new tag teams like Air Boom and the recent union of Dolph Ziggler & Jack Swagger. One problem, if you consider it so, is that besides the Usos, none of the superstars that are suddenly flooding the division are natural tag teams.Unfortunately, WWE has let tag team remain isolated for so long, that it's been a very long time since they actually introduced ...