AEW star Jeff Jarrett discusses the "WWE ID" program, deeming it a healthy development for the wrestling business.

Stars of British Championship Wrestling return to the ring at the under ... East Kilbride and many of them who perform all over the UK still say the East Kilbride fans are right up there as ...

The outpouring of love following Payne’s passing underscores the lasting impact he had on fans worldwide ... him or followed his career. TNA Wrestling UK’s tribute serves as a reminder ...

GYMGUYZ, the world's largest in-home and on-site personal training franchise, is expanding to now serve the Tulsa, Oklahoma area starting on2. GYMGUYZ brings certified personal trainers, equipment, ...

The change is even more sizable here in the UK where, come 2025, Netflix will be the exclusive home of all WWE programming, including Raw, SmackDown, NXT and all of the major Premium Live Events ...

Since then, they have become one of the biggest wrestling companies in the UK, entertaining families nationwide. The Woolston-based company are putting on a special anniversary show, 20 years to ...

The UK may have found its ticket to Eurovision Song Contest glory in the form of a wrestling superstar. Scotland’s own Joe Hendry, who works for TNA Wrestling in the US, went viral earlier this ...

An enigmatic former giant of the wrestling world will be throwing his ... Suicide first appeared as a character in the video game TNA Impact before moving into the pro-ring and lifting titles ...

WWE, part of TKO Group, has announced the launch of a developmental programme designed to provide up-and-coming independent wrestlers a pathway to a potential c ...

The 49-year-old veteran is in the UK this weekend (Picture: TNA Wrestling) It’s a job that’s let him travel the world, and he’s be back in the UK this weekend with big matches set in ...

The post Mina Shirakawa Reacts To Her PWI Women’s 250 Ranking, Wrestling In The UK, And Mariah May’s New Attitude appeared first on Wrestlezone. Mina Shirakawa took the wrestling world by ...

It's a question nearly as old as professional wrestling itself ... a single bump in the center of the ring has roughly the same impact on your body as a car accident at 25mph.