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Mick McManus, one of the most iconic figures in the history of British wrestling, has died at the age of 93. McManus' death was announced by his fr...
UPDATE: Wyverns Society have agreed to cancel jelly wrestling in light of pressure from the petition. A spokesman said in a statement: "In the lig...
At the end of April I broke my live wrestling virginity with a trip to London's O2 Arena for the taping of WWE's Smackdown. My brother, who came along too, had been to a few live events before but for me, despite years of watching wrestling on TV, this was my first! It was great fan but instead of a review of the night here's the five things I learned from my first live event.
Over the past weekend I have been lucky enough to be supporting professional wrestling legend turned stand-up comedian Mick Foley on tour. This is his third tour of the UK that I've worked on, and I think that I'm now familiar enough with him to consider him a friend.
I made my TNA debut at the Manchester Arena TV Tapings, which have just aired on Challenge TV in the UK and Spike TV in the US. Watching it back was incredible. I remember the roar of thousands of my own countrymen.
We are currently just hours away from the biggest night of four people's careers - the night when either The Blossom Twins, Marty Scurll or I will win a contract to live out our dreams as a professional wrestler in the United States.
It is currently New Year's Eve 2012 and, as I sit writing this, most of you will already be tucking into a nice pint and wishing your nearest and dearest a "Happy New Year". This is a time to make that new start and venture into the 'unknown' that is 2013.
Eleven years ago, I made the decision that I wanted to be a professional wrestler like my boyhood hero Hulk Hogan. However unlike Hulk and the other global wrestling superstars of the 1980s and 1990s, I'm just 5'4". I'm 10 stone when my wallet is full. NO CHANCE you are saying?
Last week I tore a tendon in my shoulder and the pain was really very bad. I would say definitely worse than childbirth, but in the event of first-hand confirmation being unlikely, I'll have to settle for probably worse than childbirth.
Wrestling games are really difficult, and - let's face it - usually really bad. That's simply because it's hard to replicate what's interest...
This week's training has been hard, even more so because it's now the run up to the fight. Here's what I got up to...
This week's training has been really positive and I'm feeling really great with just 2 weeks left to go until my fight against Matt Wiman in Nottingham on 29 September.
Caricia (top) and Medic Tercero take to the ring in Mexico City Roll up, roll up, the travelling wrestling show has come to town. Masked and bea...
Lembit Opik had to be stretchered out of a wrestling ring by paramedics on Saturday after a bruising encounter with a professional fighter. The for...
Britain's Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling medal hope Myroslav Dykun has failed a doping test....
Last week we saw a bear cub and a wolf cub playfighting. A couple of weeks before that, we saw some lions playing with a dog. This week? It's the a...
As has been shown by historical figures from Catherine The Great to Joseph Stalin, you get used to a certain amount of deference when you're the leade...
For many, the name Mick Foley conjures up images of steel chairs and barbed wire. Perhaps even a sock springs to mind. But there is another side to this former wrestling champion.
