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Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 12. (Photo courtesy WWE) Kevin Michie | @KevinMichie April 10, 2021, 10:29 AM Canada’s history at WrestleMania dates back to the earliest days of the event. At the very first instalment of WrestleMania, Saskatoon-born Rowdy Roddy Piper was in the main event against Hulk Hogan. From there, every year of wrestling’s biggest event featured Canadian wrestlers in prominent spots. There is no spot more prominen...

Mar 5, 2021 Hikaru Shida is the longest-reigning champion in AEW history, and she looks to extend her run Sunday at AEW Revolution on pay-per-view. Shida, whose title reign has helped define the AEW product, is determined to have the match of the night against Ryo Mizunami, who won the World Championship Eliminator Tournament on Wednesday to claim this title shot. “We’re proving our division has the power to carry the show,” Shida says. “That drives me. And I always had a dream to wor...

); During a recent interview with the Cut Pro Wrestling podcast, Shane Helms commented on his Hurricane gimmick in WWE, Ric Flair encouraging him to drop the gimmick, and more. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below: On going heel after his Hurricane run: “It wasn’t hard for me, you know, because I had been a heel in the indies. And I was always — when I was a heel, I wanted to actually be a legit heel, not a tweener. You know, Three Count was kind of a tweener heel to ...

Shane Helms may forever be known as The Hurricane in WWE, but many remember his post-Hurricane run as Shane Helms and he discussed that heel turn on the Cut Pro Wrestling Podcast. Helms appeared on the show and was asked about turning heel to in 2005 as Gregory Helms, and how Ric Flair was influential in that decision. You can check out the highlights and full video below: Hurricane Helms on going heel after his Hurricane run: “It wasn’t hard for me, you know, because I had been a heel in...

Shane Helms Recalls Dropping "The Hurricane" Gimmick And Turning Heel Shane “The Hurricane” Helms had a successful mid-card run during the Ruthless Aggression Era. The over-the-top gimmick was a big hit with kids, but after being a babyface for a couple of years, WWE decided to turn him heel in late 2005. He then started a brief feud with longtime partner Rosey before setting his sights on the Cruiserweight Title. Helms discussed WWE’s decision to turn The Hurricane heel during an intervi...