by Alex Knapp WWF Super WrestleMania Year: 1991 (SNES), 1992 ( Sega Genesis) Systems: SNES and Sega Genesis Developer: Sculptured Software Publisher: LJN (SNES), Flying Edge (Genesis) Have you noticed that there’s been a huge dearth of wrestling games over… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWF European Rampage Tour Year: 1992 Systems: MS-DOS PC, Amiga, Atari ST and Commodore 64 Developer: Arc Developers Publisher: Ocean Software Every now and then, the World Wrestling Federation/World Wrestling Entertainment takes the time to acknowledge that… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Nick Doepp vs. Reed Bentley Nick Doepp is a Kentucky based wrestler born in 1993 who back in October wrestled this match for the also Kentucky based Southern Wrestling Entertainment (SWE). SWE is a prolific promotion as… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWF War Zone Year: 1998 System: PlayStation and Nintendo 64 Developer: Acclaim Publisher: Acclaim When WWF War Zone came out, the World Wrestling Federation hadn’t released a video game in over a year. They had just spent… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson A while back I made the list, 6 Worst WWF Intercontinental Champions of the 1990s. Negativity tends to breed negativity so in the hope of creating some good vibes this time around I thought I’d focus on… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Hey kings and queens! Be a loyal reader and support independent wrestling by voting for The Crown J here. Also, go here to learn about winning a free Blu-ray of ECW Unreleased Volume 2. Lastly, if you… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Kenta Kobayashi, Kevin Steen and El Generico vs. Chris Hero and The American Wolves This week’s installment of ROH Throwback Thursday presents a trios match from ROH on HDNET. The match is only from 2009, but is… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson The last time DH Smith had any real noticeable part on WWE television it was as part of a list of names of recently released workers that CM Punk mentioned while doing his voice of the voiceless… Read More ›
by Jeremy Cundiff 1. Sycho Sid vs. Vader from WWF In Your House 10: Mind Games (1996) Thank you for your bandwidth. I’m Madman Szalinski, and I’m not here to bore you with the details about me. I’m a wrestling… Read More ›
For a belt that had such a short existence overall, the WWF/WWE European Championship had more than its share of crappy title holders. The championship started out with a promising enough run though. The British Bulldog won the WWF European… Read More ›
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