Mark Briscoe has spent years forging his name in the world of professional wrestling, and believes that a new generation of ...

The Phoenix Suns held an introductory press conference for their 2025 rookie draft class on Monday, July 7, at the YMCA in ...

An Ohio State University master’s student in public administration is running for governor as an independent. Timothy Grady announced his second go at the office Wednesday. The 28-year-old ran ...

Whit Merrifield is retiring after a nine-season career that included twice leading the major leagues in hits and three trips ...

In the board game All Time Wrestling: All or Nothing, an immensely wealthy wrestling fan from the future uses the power of time travel to bring together some of the most iconic wrestlers from the ...

Despite criticism, one WWE star refuses to change their finisher.

One of the most popular finishers in the history of WWE, Orton has become viral for the "outta nowhere" nature of the move. Here is everything you need to know about Randy Orton's finishing move ...

In a season full of historical marks and milestones, the Killingly wrestling team saved the best for last: a Class S championship three-peat. “As we got closer and closer the kids really kind of ...

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Fort LeBoeuf, Grove City and Hickory won Wednesday dual meets. They'll join five more District 10 wrestling teams at Saturday's team championships.

Once upon a time, wrestling finishers were basically the guaranteed end to a match...well, not quite. There have always been instances where wrestlers kicked out of finishing moves. The Ultimate ...

The move was popularized by Kenta Kobashi in the 90s during his run in All Japan Pro Wrestling and his later run in Pro Wrestling NOAH. Like other classic finishing moves, it has been featured in ...