The Texas Longhorns are the new NCAA softball champions. Texas jumped all over Texas Tech in a decisive 10-4 victory in Game ...

Former WCW President Eric Bischoff has recalled the ... I knew that there was a thing called 'standards and practices,' and some lady named Terri Tingle, she said, 'I need to see your script ...

Years before WCW branched out on its own and became a standalone wrestling promotion, it was known under various other names like Jim Crockett Promotions and was a member of the National Wrestling ...

Neither has anything on the madness of WCW. Congress averts government shutdown ... Friends Are Paying Tribute to the Beloved Log Lady in a Documentary About Her Life ...

Teagan Kavan, Mia Scott help Texas softball beat Texas Tech in Game 3 of finals at the Women’s College World Series, claim ...

The WCW was sitting pretty atop the Neilsen ratings' mountain; but reaching a summit after a difficult climb means there's only one place to go... down. Bill Goldberg’s undefeated streak had run ...

Here’s how it works. Thanks to Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock and some terrible booking decisions from WCW, WWE eventually won the war. The half decade or so before McMahon finally bought out ...

Question: Hey yo, are you here to read an article about WCW? Or are you here to peruse a post about the NWO? One more for the good guys. If you’re a fan of Vice TV’s Dark Side of the Ring ...

What a bunch of World Championship W*nkers. WCW's top brass had the world at their feet between 1997-1999. The product was hotter than WWE's revisionist history gives it credit for being today ...

Here’s the information you’ll need to watch a free live stream of “Who Killed WCW?” online without cable. Philo is remarkably inexpensive for the amount of content it offers, with more ...

Former WCW star Vampiro is preparing to hang up his wrestling boots for good, according to multiple reports. The 55-year-old, whose real name is Ian Richard Hodgkinson, had been reportedly taking ...

Last week, VICE premiered the new pro wrestling docuseries "Who Killed WCW?", produced by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions and the team behind Dark Side of the Ring ...