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One of the biggest debates for the wrestling fans is: What was the greatest Wrestlemania of all time? When you think of this question, events such as Wrestlemania X, Wrestlemania X-Seven, Wrestlemania XIX and Wrestlemania 23 come instantly to mind as a perfect choice. But there is one Wrestlemania that trumps all the rest, and that is Wrestlemania 22. Ever since its groundbreaking debut in Madison Square Garden, Wrestlemania has had 26 editions under its name. And each one has had its own impact on wrestling, one way or another. It's an event I have come to love and anticipate greatly ever ...

Triple H is going to face the Undertaker at Wrestlemania. WWE chose the wrong guy. If this were any other year, I wouldn't be saying that. However, with the Undertaker coming dangerously close to the end of his illustrious career, it needs to be said. Word coming out of WWE is that the damage done to Undertaker's shoulders is pretty harsh. In fact, it's so bad that he's going to be feeling pain for the rest of his life. There's a very good chance that he doesn't make it to Wrestlemania 28 next year. If that's the case, then Undertaker doesn't need to be working ...

WWE, like all other companies or other “Entertaining” products, have their seemingly unsolvable problems. For every problem, however, there is a possible solution. It just depends on how they (the product/company) handle the situation. Now the pro wrestling world has been suffering and has been criticized by long standing fans who been through the good and the bad. After experiencing possibly the best decade in pro wrestling history (the 90’s) fans have been searching for moments like that again. But this is a different time and different age. As things grow, the fan base begins to grow, creating a bigger market within ...

After the great success the first time around, I decided to methodically plot out a second and concluding chapter to the untold WrestleMania stories book. All of the urban legends, myths, tales, and mayhem of WrestleMania has been compiled throughout this document in the most in-depth way possible.If you missed out on the first installment, you can find it here.Part One of this series chronicled 27 Tall Tales from the first 13 events. So with 13 more to go over before the big one this year on April 3, it seemed only appropriate that we continue our quest with the ...

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, in the words of Wiz Khalifa: "You know what it is." It's time for a look at Tuesday's Top WWE News. There's not much major breaking news today, but there are a few tidbits of information that I thought would interest you guys, so let's take a look. First, there has been much debate about the announcing situation at WrestleMania 27. Who will call the show if Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler don't? Is there any chance that it will be Jim Ross? Also, WWE is expected to announce one ...

After reading my fellow Bleacher Mike Shannon's article on why the Intercontinental Championship has been a joke, I got to thinking about how the Intercontinental Championship could win back its prestige. Uniting it with the United States Championship would do the trick. Kofi Kingston is the current Intercontinental Champion. However, the high-flyer from Ghana has been lost in the shuffle on SmackDown. Instead, the focus on SmackDown is Triple H vs. The Undertaker, Rey Mysterio vs. Cody Rhodes, Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio vs. Christian and The Corre vs. Big Show and Kane. The supposed number one contender, Jack Swagger, who defeated Kingston several ...

While most wrestling fans were tuned into RAW last night to see their favorite wrestlers, one former WWE superstar was making his long anticipated dancing debut. For those of you that don't know, Chris Jericho traded in his wrestling boots for dancing shoes last night on ABC's Dancing With the Stars. As much as I hate to say it, this move is a good one for Jericho. He is proving that he will and does have a career outside of wrestling. Granted, he already proved this with his band Fozzy and his two best-selling books. However, this really sets him ...

Pro wrestling fans who openly share their dislike for TNA’s product are often labeled as TNA Haters, a phrase that immediately brands them as knuckle-dragging, IWC inbred hillbillies that blindly support Vince McMahon and his monstrous “sports entertainment” corporation. These TNA Haters are regularly demeaned for their stance, their opinions disregarded as fluff and made invalid by default for their supposed support of the WWE.  These fans are blasted for always harshly criticizing TNA without doing the same for the WWE.  They’re made pro wrestling pariahs, cast out from the larger community simply because they’re vocal about not supporting TNA. What I ...

WrestleMania XXIV in many ways was the end of an era and the beginning of another. While it was the second WrestleMania to be held outdoors, it was the first to accurately capture the atmosphere that an outdoor crowd provides. After all, there’s a reason WrestleMania IX is not featured in this competition. It sucked. Ric Flair, perhaps the greatest wrestler of all time, brought his career to an end by delivering a stellar match against Shawn Michaels. Flair might have come out retirement, but there’s little he can do in the Impact Zone that will take away from his ...

For a long time I've read about wrestling from the perspective of an outsider looking in. Now I'm one of the few lucky people who get to sit behind the keyboard and write whatever they like and feel about wrestling for a site like this.A site, like many others, that perhaps gets labelled a "dirtsheet" and its users and readers labelled "smarts." I want to write a series of articles dedicated to defending the IWC, because of all the abuse it sometimes takes. Whether it be from wrestlers, outsiders looking in, other fans and even by members of the IWC itself on sites like ...