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Carnage Still Crying:  An Interview With J. D. Richards

Carnage Still Crying: An Interview With J. D. Richards

Bill Hughes: Mr. Richards, things are heated up in GPCW right now. Your view points on the matter? J. D. Richards: Well it's like this. Things are heated up because the Oklah... Read More

 
Q&A With TNA Star Sting

Q&A With TNA Star Sting

I conducted a phone interview Wednesday with TNA star Steve ?Sting? Borden, who was promoting his recently released direct-to-DVD Christian movie, ?The Encounter.? In addition t... Read More

 
Q&A With TNA Star Jeff Jarrett

Q&A With TNA Star Jeff Jarrett

I conducted a phone interview earlier this week with TNA founder and star Jeff Jarrett, who is scheduled to face TNA world champion Mr. Anderson in the main event of two TNA house ... Read More

 
WWE SmackDown Comes to OKC: Royce Keys talks Royal Rumble debut

WWE SmackDown Comes to OKC: Royce Keys talks Royal Rumble debut

Friday Night SmackDown is coming to the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, and that includes WWE superstar Royce Keys. Royce Keys is living out a lifelong dream after signing with ... Read More

 
Mick Foley brings his comedic storytelling of wrestling career to Caroline’s

Mick Foley brings his comedic storytelling of wrestling career to Caroline’s

Mick Foley got his first full time wrestling job in 1988. But in 1999 he chose something much scarier… — Comfortable in the tights as “Cactus Jack,” h... Read More

 
Twitter Q&A with Rick Steiner

Twitter Q&A with Rick Steiner

Rick Steiner took part in a Q&A last night on Twitter: Q. do you miss wrestling on tv ? Steiner: Honestly, not at all. Q. would ever come back to television ei... Read More

 
Wrestling Legend Mick Foley Talks Comedy, Storytelling, And Getting Stitches In A Richmond Emergency Room

Wrestling Legend Mick Foley Talks Comedy, Storytelling, And Getting Stitches In A Richmond Emergency Room

New York Times? best-selling author and WWE Champion don?t often go together and when you say someone has earned both of those distinctions multiple times...well, you?re only talki... Read More

 
Sting talks his injury, whether 2011 was a subpar year for TNA, whether he will return in 2013

Sting talks his injury, whether 2011 was a subpar year for TNA, whether he will return in 2013

Earlier today on 740 The Game in Orlando, FL, Brian Fritz spoke with TNA superstar Sting to discuss the recent Impact Wrestling taping in London with the first episode airing tonig... Read More

 
Jake ?The Snake? Roberts Interview

Jake ?The Snake? Roberts Interview

Jake ?The Snake? Roberts is one of the most storied wrestlers both in and out of the squared circle. During the 1980?s Jake ?The Snake? was one of the most popular wrestlers and... Read More

 
WWE HOF'er Ted DiBiase on the Evil Laugh, His Best Angle and a Life in Wrestling

WWE HOF'er Ted DiBiase on the Evil Laugh, His Best Angle and a Life in Wrestling

Pro wrestling has always featured an uncomfortable duality, a raging battle between show and sport. Wrestlers are athletes, men and women who defy gravity and confront pain few cou... Read More

 
Interview With Harley Race

Interview With Harley Race

C.w. Smith: It is known that you innovated the diving headbutt. How do you feel about this move? Harley Race: Everyone has a choice. It is up to them if they choose to contin... Read More

 
Stop Being a Jabroni and Respect the Iron Sheik!

Stop Being a Jabroni and Respect the Iron Sheik!

Over here at OC Weekly, we don't mind being labeled "super fans" when it comes to Pro Wrestling Hall of Famer, former bodyguard to the Shah of Iran, and the ruler of Twit... Read More

 
Mick Foley Q&A:  TNA, "Beyond the Mat" And his Little "Hardcore Legend"

Mick Foley Q&A: TNA, "Beyond the Mat" And his Little "Hardcore Legend"

Mick Foley says that Islip MacArthur Airport in Long Island has been a home away from home the last year, as his family attempted a move to Florida while maintaining New York roots... Read More

 
Ric Flair Describes Wrestling In North Korea In Front Of 190,000 People

Ric Flair Describes Wrestling In North Korea In Front Of 190,000 People

In April of 1995, Ted Turner-owned World Championship Wrestling teamed up with New Japan Pro Wrestling to put on the largest pay-per-view in pro wrestling history, held in Rungnado... Read More

 

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