Sid Eudy, the pro wrestler whose towering and intense presence intimidated competitors in WWF and WCW from the late '80s to the early 2000s, has died, the WWE announced on Monday. He was 63 years old.

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Madusa didn’t leave the title in the trash. One of the most infamous moments in WCW history occurred on December 18, 1995, when Madusa showed up on Nitro and dropped the WWF Women’s Championship in a ...

During an appearance on his "Franchise University" podcast, former WWE Intercontinental Champion Shane Douglas explained why he returned to World Championship Wrestling in 1999 after leaving Extreme ...