Drew McIntyre dropping an “F-Bomb” on
RAW Talk AEW teasing getting back in the road in September Amanda Huber responding to critics of Brodie Lee Jr.’s booking
Nick’s interview with Effy. Featuring Effy discussing: His upcoming Connecting with the Tampa LGBTQ community Working with Cassandro at a recent
Big Gay Brunch Playing “Gay Ric Flair” in an upcoming independent film
The latest installment of the Wrestling Inc. Daily mailbag discussing which WWE
Smackdown match you are most excited for at
Fastlane
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WCCW legend Lance Von Erich has clearly lived a very enthralling life which has included pro wrestling, surviving a train bombing, a plan hijacking and riding a bicycle from Zimbabwe to Congo. Although Von Erich has enjoyed success outside of pro wrestling, winning bodybuilding competitions and running high-profile health clubs in South Africa, he still credits wrestling for most of his adventures.
In 1993, Von Erich traveled across India to participate in the Indo-Asian Wrestling event, wrestling in cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, and Jalandhar. It was a time when India was dealing with a lot of unrest as Hindus and Muslims clashed across the country. On Dec. 6, 1992, a rally led by Hindu nationalist groups led to the demolition of a popular mosque [Babri Masjid]. The retaliation from opposing counterparts was severe.
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The Wrestling Inc. Daily podcast, creator, star and writer of the film
A Pro ‘Rasslin Movie: The Legend Of Dirty Ron Mikey Gordon came on to talk about the upcoming film. Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman noted the passion he could hear in Gordon’s voice about the film.
“I’m 37. I’m breaking down,” Gordon expressed .”Nobody’s signing me anytime soon. I want a future in entertainment and inside pro wrestling, I gotta figure something else out. I’m wearing the same headband I wore when I fought Braun Strowman on
Monday Night RAW four years ago because it’s good luck. Vince McMahon told me I did a great job that night. So I’m parlaying this into a film.”