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Back by popular demand: another five! This is the fourth installment in the "stranger than fiction" series. In the cartoon world of wrestling, we learn to expect the unexpected. There is very little that can surprise veteran supporters. Very little that can catch us off guard. However, every now and again, a story is revealed or a statistic discovered that is unbelievable until research proves it to be correct. The following slideshow reveals five such stories that are hard to believe, yet true. Sometimes we fans love those moments that break kayfabe or are genuine moments of wrestling history that ...

Back by popular demand, another five! In the cartoon world of wrestling, we learn to expect the unexpected. There is very little that can surprise veteran supporters—very little that can catch us off guard. However, every now and again, a story is revealed or a statistic discovered that is unbelievable until research proves it to be correct. The following slideshow reveals five such stories that are hard to believe, yet true. Sometimes we fans love those moments that break kayfabe or are genuine moments of wrestling history that are not fabricated. If you know of any stories that have always ...

In the cartoon world of wrestling, we learn to expect the unexpected. There is very little that can surprise veteran supporters—very little that can catch us off guard.However, every now and again, a story is revealed or a statistic discovered that is unbelievable until research proves it to be correct. The following slideshow reveals five such stories that are hard to believe and yet true. Sometimes we fans love those moments that break kayfabe or are genuine moments of wrestling history that are not fabricated. If you know of any stories that have always amazed you, then why not leave ...

For years he was an eternal jobber. Every Royal Rumble match he was regarded as a favorite because no one would be able to lift him over the ropes. It was of course ridiculous, Mark Henry was simply Rumble fodder to the latest powerhouse superstar.Other examples where Henry would be utilized would be during a bodyslam match. He would, of course, win and win comfortably against some diminutive mouthpiece.And yet Henry, despite these years of stagnation, seems to have been reborn in the past two years. His brand of brutal aggression has taken him to the World Title.But the simple question ...

The Holy Grail of any wrestler's career is to end the Undertaker's streak at WrestleMania. Where once the World Title was enough, ending the streak is an instant ticket to superstardom. In recent times, the challengers have been a who's who of wrestling and yet no one has been able to beat the "Deadman" at the granddaddy of them all. In many regards, the Undertaker has now retired, but the promise of one marquee match per year is enough for the WWE to bring him back to the ring. The match must, however, be a classic. Fail to deliver and ...

In the cartoon world of wrestling, there have always been heroes and villains. Even in the Attitude Era when the concept of heeldom was turned on its head, the premise remained the same. Good always wins, evil always loses, but only after a few hellacious battles. For some in the wrestling community, there are certain superstars that break this simple concept. A wrestler may be billed as a face, but owing to their marketing or personality, they are disliked. Alternatively a heel may be popular if what they are doing is entertaining. The master of the heel fan favorite is ...