Here's a rundown of the biggest wrestlers who worked for both WWE and WCW. With all due respect to AEW, TNA and others, the ...

Over the years, several WWE superstars have faced accusations of infidelity. Seth Rollins, Triple H, and CM Punk are among ...

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Triple H added that the day of the "invasion," WCW was tapped before WWE, allowing DX to go to Turner Headquarters, shoot the angle, and make it back in time to air on "Monday Night RAW." ...

His time in WCW, from 1996 to 1998 ... things up and went with the X-Pac persona and rejoined D-Generation X (DX) alongside Triple H and The New Age Outlaws. During this period, Waltman won ...

As a member of DX at the time, X-Pac took part in the publicity stunt, which he fondly recalled during an appearance on the "WWE Vault." According to X-Pac, the "WCW Invasion" is one of the top ...

The feud between WWE and WCW forced both companies to exercise their creativity in an attempt to win over the interest of fans. WCW’s ability to challenge WWE was particularly impressive ...

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 ...

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 ...

Between 1998 and 2001, some of the most well-known wrestlers of all time called Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling home at one point or another. Icons like Sting, Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes ...

While the American wrestling promotion spent much of its early days as second best, WCW figured itself out at a time when the World Wrestling Federation was destroying itself in the ’90s.