Randy Orton Just RKO'ed The Internet

Even a couple of Stone Cold Stunners in there too.

Rick Flair Had A Few Drinks Then Started Telling Stories About The Business

If you were ever a fan of the WWF/E, then you need to watch this old drunk man talk now. Just skip through until you see the guy with the white hair chatting. Woooo!

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15 Years Ago Mick Foley Got Thrown Off The Top Of A Cage

15 years ago Mankind and the Undertaker faced off in one of the most memorable and brutal wrestling matches of all time.

Fifteen years is a long time. For those around the right age, the card for the June 28, 1998 King of the Ring PPV will make you feel old: the Headbangers vs. Kaientai, Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor vs. Al Snow and Head, X-Pac vs. Owen Hart. The Pittsburgh Civic Arena was demolished last year. And yet the Hell in a Cell match, which wasn't even the main event, still holds up as the ideal of what wrestling is capable of—making you actually fear for the competitors.

Miguel's Leg Drop And All The Best Memes

Miguel got his Hulk Hogan on and leg dropped the shit out of some poor little white girls at some terrible music award show. Video of the incident above. Memes below.

Roddy Piper Named Top Villain in WWE History

Really? "Rowdy" Roddy Piper is the top villain in wwf/e history, ever? He was a good heel, buuuttttttt...

50. Batista
49. Randy Savage
48. Vickie Guerrero
47. Mark Henry
46. The Iron Shiek
45. Andre the Giant
44. Eric Bischoff
43. Eddie Guerrero
42. Brock Lesnar
41. Kane
40. Don Muraco
39. The Dudley Boyz
38. CM Punk
37. Ernie Ladd
36. Ivan Koloff
35. Paul Heyman
34. Abdullah the Butcher
33. Terry Funk
32. Randy Orton
31. Kevin Sullivan
30. Jerry Lawler
29. Raven
28. The Fabulous Moolah
27. Paul Orndorff
26. Nick Bockwinkel
25. Vader
24. Harley Race
23. Sgt. Slaughter
22. Undertaker
21. Freddie Blassie
20. Edge
19. Jim Cornette
18. Killer Kowalski
17. Mr. Perfect
16. Sherri Martel
15. Chris Jericho
14. The Original Sheik
13. The Fabulous Freebirds
12. JBL
11. Rick Rude
10. Jake “The Snake” Roberts
9. Gorgeous George
8. Bobby Heenan
7. “Superstar” Billy Graham
6. Triple H
5. “Hollywood” Hulk Hogan
4. “The Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase
3. Mr. McMahon
2. Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen
1. “Rowdy” Roddy Piper

Politics got the WWE owner, Vince McMahon, into the top 3...and Triple H is pretty fucking high on the list too. Names that should have been mentioned; Rick Martel, Sid Vicious, the Big Boss Man or my boy Kurt Angle...come on son!

Props to DDT Roberts and The Million Dollar Man! Memories.

LINK: Top 50 Villains In Wrestling History

Chairs Bro

Hey Yo! It's Scott Hall

OG Scott Hall aka The Wrestler movie in real life. If you don't know who this is, then get familiar...immediately.

The Dead Wrestlers Society

Here is a selection from a very dope art/design exhibition put on by I Love Dust showcasing wrestlers who've since passed on.

No sign of Andre The Giant though?

Words Of Wisdom From Pro Wrestlers

I Would Love Them To Do It

Truth be told though, Undertaker would get killed.


The fight which preceded it.

Wrestlings Best Shit Talkers

LINK: The 10 Best Shit Talkers In Wrestling History
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If Wrestlers Were Rappers

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