Previously on Jesus Christ, Superstars: Bob Backlund is returning to the World Wrestling Federation, and his quest for the championship will probably not turn him into a violent, screaming old man. If ...

Previously on Jesus Christ, Superstars: Iron Mike Sharpe made a bunch of crazy noises, Bill Pierce got tossed around by his mullet, and the Intercontinental Championship match at SummerSlam threatened ...

For decades, sitting on top of the wrestling mountain were the NWA, AWA, and the WWF. But that all was about to changed in the early 90s. It was running four successful Pay-Per-Views (Royal Rumble, ...

The Royal Rumble is the single match I wait for with more urgency every year than any other match; the Pay-Per-View is my second favorite on the WWE calendar. The early 90s was the era of professional ...

On Aug. 29, 1992 the WWF came to Wembley Stadium for its annual SummerSlam. It was the first time the organization had strayed outside the States for an event of this scale, and the reason was purely ...

1992 was a year of transition for the then-WWF. Hulkamania's boom was coming to an end, his replacement (The Ultimate Warrior) had been an unreliable flop, the company turned international to try ...