Whatever happened to the stars of WrestleMania IX and XIX?
My favourite issue of The Hockey News, year-in and year-out, is the Future Watch issue. Not because I'm a prospect scout mind you, but because each year they look back at their five- and 10-year lists to see how they panned out (or didn't).
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WrestleMania XX bombs
WrestleMania XX was promoted with the slogan: “Where it all begins again”. After last night’s positively abominable pay-per-view broadcast, it is apparent what the “it” actually means. It means more relentless frustration for wrestling fans as the thoroughly clueless WWE continues on their course of utter self-destruction. One of the most awful and dullest WrestleManias in recent memory, the anniversary show was a celebration of everything that has led to the wrestling promotion’s tailspin in popularity.
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Shawn Michaels, still the show-stopper
In the world of professional wrestling there are a lot of rumours, backstage B.S. and controversy. More times then not, it gets more attention than what a wrestler has accomplished in the ring. One wrestler who has taken these controversies and made them a part of his career is Shawn Michaels.
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Lesnar story doubted
Questions are being raised about a story circulating earlier this week that WWE superstar Brock Lesnar is quitting the professional wrestling business.
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More 'Mania memories...but I won't be there
Wrestlemania X. March 20, 1994. Madison Square Garden. It was unquestionably one of the biggest nights of my career. It was arguably the greatest opening match held at the greatest wrestling hall of them all.
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