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WWE Legend Edge Won His First Singles Title by Accident Wrestlemania 37. One falsehood on Wikipedia says that when Edge formed the Brood with Gangrel and Christian, he lacked the confidence to be singles star in the WWE. “I didn’t lack confidence in being a singles guy,” Edge explains. “It was that there was no direction to the character, so with the Brood I went, ‘Oh, here we go. Now there’s a character.’ I was reading vampire encyclopedias and trying to dip into the lore. That’s what I needed.” Though it’s true that Edge won his first singles title in his hometown, he ac...

TJ Wilson, the former Tyson Kidd, recalled working his first match for WWE back in 1996 when he was 16 in a new interview. Wilson was a guest on Conversations With Love and talked about the match, which saw him team with David Boy Smith against Teddy Hart and Andrew Picarnic. The match was a tribute to Teddy’s younger brother Matthew Annis and came about after they were working in the ring at In Your House 9: International Incident in July of 1996 when Vince McMahon and Jim Cornette saw them. You can check out some highlights that Love sent us below, along with the clip:

Duke ‘The Dumpster’ Droese Talks RAW Angle That Forced Jerry Lawler To Apologize On Camera The 80s and early 90s was all about occupational gimmicks in WWF whether it was TL Hooper as a plumber, Skinner as an alligator hunter or Repo Man as… a repo man. Another that comes to mind is Duke “The Dumpster” Droese who was a garbage man by day and a WWF Superstar by night. Droese’s gimmick seemed to catch on a little better than many of the other “job” gimmicks and he explained why in an interview on Interactive Wrestling Radio. “Well, I think the reason is because I came up with ...

Jim Ross On Why The Rock Vs. Steve Austin Did Not Close WrestleMania 19 During a recent episode of the Grilling JR Podcast, Jim Ross talked about first meeting Kurt Angle before he was signed to the company. Ross mentioned how Kurt had an offer on the table from a sports broadcasting company before he accepted his WWE job. “We brought Kurt in originally for an interview but he had an offer on the table from a local station in Pittsburgh to do sports,” Ross said. “He found out quickly that reading off a prompter and writing his own script was not his cup of tea.