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A look at the life and career of Paul Orndorff, one of the top stars of the 70s, 80s and 90, is the lead story in the new issue of the Observer. We go deep into the issue of dementia, his life after wrestling, what he was known for in wrestling, the street fighter talk, the fight with Tony Atlas, the fight with John Matuszak, his high school and college sports stardom in Florida, the unique story about how he got into pro wrestling and another street fight story just as he was breaking in where he wound up arrested and Eddie Graham thought it was great for business, his rise to stardom in the territorial era, the Vader fight, how he got started lifting weights, his second run with Hulk Hogan that remains the most successful live event program in pro wrestling history, the Hogan vs. Orndorff years, both teaming and as rivals, the first WrestleMania, The Big Event in Toronto and how monumental that show was and how it blew away expectations, how WrestleMania III being held at ....
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Sadie Gibbs Explains Her Decision To Retire From Wrestling, Talks Battling Health Issues May 11, 2021 | Posted by Blake Lovell In a recent interview on 5 Star Wrestling Revolution, Sadie Gibbs, who announced her retirement from wrestling in late April, explained her decision to walk away and the reasoning behind it. Here’s what she had to say (via Fightful): Sadie Gibbs on her decision to retire from wrestling: “With the uncertainty of the world, I just decided to put all my eggs into [the fitness] basket. Since making that choice, as hard as it was, I’ve just been waiting around and staring at a door that’s been closed. I’m not about that. That’s the reason for the announced retirement, just to close that door fully and get on with my life and the way it’s going at the moment. Who knows, I did just reach the peak of my career and it did get cut short. That is gutting, but you can’t sit and stare at a closed-door for too long, especially when yo ....
We reported earlier today that NJPW content will be arriving on the Roku Channel starting February 11. However, it seems they have been talking with another free streaming service as well. Wrestling Inc reports that New Japan has had discussions with Pluto TV about joining their service. Pluto TV is available on Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and more, while the Roku Channel is just on Roku. So if they did land that service, their reach would expand. Pluto TV recently launched a wrestling channel that featured Beyond Wrestling, Women’s Wrestling Revolution and DEFY Wrestling. NJPW is significantly larger than those, so it would also be a big get for Pluto. Pluto TV’s current deals with the independent promotions have been for a revenue split with no rights fees, similar to those from Youtube. ....
Best For The Business 2020: Pro Wrestling’s Most Influential People, Promotions and Brands Wednesday, December 30, 2020 Best For The Business WrestleZone’s annual celebration of the people in the wrestling business that have made the “one true sport” a little better this year. This year was a completely different year that no one expected, and so much has radically changed in the past twelve months and still does each day in 2020. COVID-19 affected the entire world individuals, countries, industries and it certainly took its toll on the professional wrestling world. All of the attention and buzz the independent scene created was gone, and many major promotions elected to halt tapings altogether as a precaution. Despite all of the setbacks, cancellations, and everything that went along with this year, we’re highlighting some of the names on-air and behind the scenes that helped make an unprecedented and uncertain year in the wrestling business a little better. ....