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April 1st, 1990: It was only the second time I’d seen the grand-daddy of them all and the first time I saw it live as Hulk Hogan squared off against the Ultimate Warrior at Wrestlemania VI. But is it still as good as I remember it? That’s what I’m hoping to find out with this retro review.The show began with Koko B. Ware taking on the man who gave his entrance music to Val Venis, the Model himself, Rick Martel.A quick opener saw the Birdman pull off some good moves early on, before Martel took control and quickly locked in ...

As it stands, I have now been watching WWE programming for just over two years. I remember the very first episode I saw was of RAW, when Randy Orton punted Vince McMahon in the skull.The intensity, characters and passion of the stars drew me in and got me addicted to this frantic and exciting phenomenon. Already I have seen numerous great matches but personally I find what really sells the story is the characters involved.Their character development, reasons and thoughts really add a personal touch to their feuds which is why the best ones have both great matches and talking instead ...

What's up, ladies and gentlemen? My name is Eric Kanes, and I welcome you to Round 1 of the "Greatest WrestleMania Match of All Time" tournament that I am hosting this year. We’ve got four head-to-head matchups. Vote how you want by picking the match that you feel is better. It’s your choice. Vote in the comment section and feel free to justify each pick. Voting will be open for 72 hours. Note: These are not the only eight matches involved in the tournament. There is a total of 32 matches involved and this is only the first of four ...

Good evening Bleachers! I used to post on here quite regularly, but to be quite frank, I became disillusioned with some of the content we were being advised to write. Add this to the fact that both WWE and TNA no longer interest me enough to make me want to write about them. After a brief break from writing, I decided that I should start my own website. So I did. I started a website dedicated to the best wrestling on the planet—Ring of Honor (ROH). I started it, and just a month later, ROH World already secured a partnership ...

In a shocking turn of events, former World Heavyweight Champion Rey Mysterio has requested his contractual release from WWE along with a threat of his own for WWE management. Here's the full story as provided by wrestlenewz.com: "We’re still waiting on more details to come in but Rey Mysterio recently requested his release from WWE and told officials that he would retire if they did not grant his wish. We don’t know when Rey made the request but do know it was before WWE’s big Sin Cara press conference two weeks ago in Mexico. Stay tuned for more."   GSM's Thoughts Am I sensing ...

Current Card for Wrestlemania 27/rumored: * The Undertaker vs. Triple H* The Miz vs. John Cena for the WWE Championship* Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship* Jerry Lawler vs. Michael Cole with Steve Austin as the Special Guest Referee* Randy Orton vs. CM Punk* Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes* John Morrison, Kelly Kelly and Trish Stratus vs. Dolph Ziggler, Michelle McCool and Layla* The Corre vs. Big Show, Christian, Kane, Kofi Kingston* Daniel Bryan vs. Sheamus* A Diva match yet to be confirmed.   After looking closely at this card, my opinion has partially changed from my first article. Originally I ...

Since 2002, Randy Orton has been an active wrestler in the WWE. The third-generation superstar is son to "Cowboy" Bob Orton, and grandson to Bob Orton, Sr. Needless to say, wrestling is in his blood, or, in Randy's case, in his venom. In my recent Top 100 WWE Wrestlers of All-Time, I ranked Orton No. 19 overall. In his nine-year career, Orton has held four different titles, including the WWE Championship six times. No titles were more important then that first one at Summerslam 2004, winning the World Heavyweight Championship from Chris Benoit. At age 24, Orton became the youngest ...

If there was one thing that really gets me excited about wrestling, it's the entrance songs. Whether it was hearing the glass breaking or hearing "if ya smellll," I always got pumped.A great entrance song describes the wrestler's character. Hearing Stone Cold's entrance let you know that the guy coming down the ramp  was one bmf. When you hear "if ya smellll," you think of some really pretentious jerk that you can't help but like. Great entrance songs are timeless and evoke a loud reaction from the fans.Begin Slideshow

Reports coming out of Florida this week have suggested that, if asked, Hulk Hogan would be agreeable to a return to the WWE. The source is Honky Tonk Man, whose motives are, at the very least, questionable, but given that Hogan's contract situation is as yet undecided and that ratings have not improved under his tenure, could he be about to leave TNA? It would seem highly unlikely that the WWE would ever use the Hulkster again, given his commitment to TNA for the past year. Also given his back injuries, it's highly unlikely Hogan will ever wrestle again. So, is this merely ...

I've decided to start an awards thing on B/R. Every week, on Saturday, there will be a slideshow with the awards and the nominees. People can vote from when I post it, 'til midnight on Thursday. The article with the winners will have my choice, and your choice, so make sure you vote!This is the first time I've done something like this, and it could go terribly wrong, so if you have any suggestions for awards or changes to my articles please comment below.On with the show!Begin Slideshow