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New York just understood Superstar Billy Graham

Wrestling is pretty ridiculous as-is, but this was too much.

Stone Cold Steve Austin driving a beer truck into the Pepsi Center n Albany back in 1999 was incredible at the time, and still lives on as an all-time great moment.

Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame exhibit coming to Albany

For a Hudson Valley guy, pretending to be a famous celebrity is actually his job and he just landed a "flying elbow drop" on a new role! Syracuse.com reports that Poughkeepsie native, Kevin Makely, plays Randy “Macho Man” Savage on NBC’s “Young Rock.”!

If you watched WWE in the days of Hulk Hogan and Ultimate Warrior, you most certainly have heard this mans name.

What are your favorite moments from the wrestling legend?

WWE Hall of Famer and 1996 gold medalist, Kurt Angle joined Goz while in Houston for Super Bowl 51. The six-time WWF/WWE champion broke down what life is like for him since leaving wrestling and what it's like to be a Hall of Famer. Angle discussed his past addiction to pain killers and how he is working to help out those with the same addiction...

I'm not sure what took the PGA so long to release this video, but this past week the reputable golf organizers uploaded the sequence from 2002 onto their Facebook page of Goldberg tossing some poor soul 10 feet into a water hazard. The sheer display of power is honestly pretty scary...

The 'As the Heel Turns' team is back with a fresh episode! The pro wrestling podcast that counts down a different top-5 list every episode has dropped their most recent list, one that is sure to spark debate. Listen in as Goz, Vinny, Zach Bye, and The Tig Man argue the five best pro wrestling entrances of all time...

It's the second edition of the 'As The Heel Turns' professional wrestling podcast! The guys have constructed their top-5 lists once again, but this time the ASHT crew is counting down their own five best matches in pro wrestling history. Listen in as Goz, Zach Bye, Vinny, and the TigMan debate who's in and who's out...

As ESPN continues to tie themselves as closely as possible to World Wrestling Entertainment, it's only right that the World Wide Leader features the wrestling legend, Ric Flair, in a 30 for 30 documentary. In the last year alone ESPN has tied in a WWE link on their homepage, featured a wrestler per week on SportsCenter, and broadcast live from Wrestlemania...