Exclusive wrestling columns. Stinger’s A View From the Rafters, Federation Fridays, and Deadly Venom, plus A View From the Archives.
For the first time in a long time, Stinger delivers a proper A View From the Rafters. #101 has multiple topics, but the main event is making the case that there's too much wrestling on TV, and it's mostly the same.
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Halloween Havoc, Fright Night Collision, new champions, controversial finishes, and a whole lot of wrestling! Stinger returns with the second Weekly Wrestling Wrap-Up, covering WWF, AEW, TNA, and AAA, plus Match of the Week, Championship Corner, and a particularly venomous investigation into professional wrestling's referees.
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Superstation Saturdays returns with WCW Halloween Havoc 1991! Stinger revisits the infamous Chamber of Horrors, Lex Luger's World Championship defense against Ron Simmons, Brian Pillman's historic title victory, and the arrival of Rick Rude.
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Halloween Havoc returns October 31! Stinger and Maddie predict all six advertised matches, debate the women's championship, and launch an investigation into the mysterious absence of Chantel Monroe.
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Jean-Pierre LaFitte arrived in the WWF in 1995 with an eyepatch, a pirate gimmick, and plenty of untapped potential. This week on Federation Fridays, we revisit Carl Ouellet's brief run as the WWF pirate and wonder what might have been.
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Welcome to Titanquisitor's inaugural Weekly Wrestling Wrap-Up! Stinger revisits the biggest results and stories from WWF, AEW, NXT, TNA and AAA, names his Match of the Week, and unleashes the first Deadly Venom.
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Sting battles Sid Vicious, Stan Hansen challenges Lex Luger, and the Steiner Brothers collide with the Nasty Boys. Stinger revisits WCW Halloween Havoc 1990 in Superstation Saturdays #2, including one of wrestling's most bizarre championship finishes.
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Remember when Survivor Series was all about traditional elimination matches, unlikely alliances, and rivalries colliding? This week on Federation Fridays, we revisit the glory days of WWF Survivor Series, the unforgettable 1995 Wild Card match, and why WarGames shouldn't have replaced a Thanksgiving wrestling tradition.
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Stinger launches Superstation Saturday with a look back at WCW Halloween Havoc 1989! Ric Flair, Sting, Terry Funk and The Great Muta enter the infamous Thunderdome, while the Road Warriors battle the Skyscrapers and a young Brian Pillman challenges Lex Luger. It's old-school WCW at its most entertaining, frustrating and wonderfully ridiculous.
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Stinger returns to the rafters for his AEW WrestleDream 2026 preview and predictions! Will Ospreay defends the World Championship in Clockwork Carnage, Mercedes Moné battles Thekla, and seven championships are on the line in Orlando.
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Remember when the WWF had actual talk show sets? From Piper's Pit and The Barber Shop to The Funeral Parlor, The King's Court, and The Heartbreak Hotel, these segments helped create unforgettable moments and made the WWF feel like its own world. This week on Federation Fridays, Stinger looks back at a lost art of professional wrestling.
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After five months away, A View From the Rafters finally returns! Unfortunately, Stinger's grand comeback is a lazy Money in the Bank predictions column. Five matches, five picks, and absolutely no apologies.
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On October 5, 1997, Kane made one of the most unforgettable debuts in WWF history, interrupting Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker inside Hell in a Cell at Badd Blood. This week on Federation Fridays, we revisit the night the Big Red Machine arrived and changed the Deadman's world forever.
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Before Goldust ever wrestled a WWF match, nine-year-old me was already wondering what the hell I was looking at. Thirty-one years later, Dustin Rhodes’ bizarre transformation still stands out as one of the strangest—and most successful—gimmicks of the New Generation era.
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Benjamin Satterley, known to wrestling fans as PAC, Neville and The Man That Gravity Forgot, has died at only 40 years old. We look back at his remarkable career, from NXT and the WWF to becoming The Bastard PAC in AEW.
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Federation Fridays #7: Stinger revisits the night Shawn Michaels sent Marty Jannetty through the Barber Shop window and ended The Rockers for good.
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Federation Fridays #6: Stinger looks back at Bret Hart's IC Title win over Mr. Perfect at SummerSlam 1991, his all-time favorite wrestler, and the rest of a hit or miss card.
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The night after WrestleMania XI, Sid called Shawn Michaels a stupid little puke and powerbombed him, turning HBK face and igniting a summer-long war with Diesel.
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WWE Clash in Italy is tonight and the card is loaded. Full preview and predictions for every match including Gunther vs Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship.
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AAA Noche de Los Grandes is tonight from Monterrey, Mexico. Here's a full preview and predictions for every match on the card including mask vs mask and four title bouts.
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