Linda McMahon

fertile site for the avant-garde. Television that rose to prominence out of these conditions melded both sides of the shifting paradigm and effectively mirrored modern circumstances. The WWF (now the WWE) entered its “Golden Age” when new CEO Vince McMahon introduced its televised content on syndicated national television in the eighties, and continued to rapidly grow in popularity through television’s shifting methodology in the nineties. The Simpsons was launched in 1989 to immediate mainstream success

Practice is a very up tempo time for this team as Coach Morris likes to run a high tempo offense, so practice was just that. No body not even the managers could walk during practice. Another responsibility we had as an equipment staff was setting up the locker room before games. We would have to arrive at the facility five hours before kickoff to start this process. We would put out the players game loops, which contained their game day clothes. We would put out there pants and put their jerseys

everyone was acting strangely, especially Ms. McMahon. “Sheamus,” she asked sweetly, “Would you mind doing something very important for me?” “Okay,” Sheamus replied. “What is it?” “I need you to go down to the kitchen and see if the cooks need any help,” Ms. McMahon said. “But,” Sheamus protested, “The cooks don’t like us.” “Don’t worry about that,” Ms. McMahon pointed out dismissively. “They really need help,” she insisted. “Whatever you say, Ms. McMahon,” Sheamus responded with a shrug. He disappeared

In honor of Hell In A Cell last Sunday, I've decided to compile my 10 favorite moments from this PPV in WWE history. The brutal structure lives up to it's name every year as nobody walks out the same. First here are some honorable mentions. Honorable Mentions Triple H breaks a sledgehammer over Mr. McMahon’s head Ryback Shell-Shocks CM Punk on top of the Cell Triple H Pedigrees Chris Jericho on top of the Cell The Undertaker vs Triple H with HBK as referee Big Boss Man gets

I've been watching Puroresu since about 2000, and I would always see this weird figure. A rather gangly man with a weird build - of a wooden table lol. Moved very slowly - snail paced movements. I would ask myself "Why is he in the ring with guys like Misawa, Kawada, etc ?" or "Why is he so damn beloved by this crowd??", I've neglected this man until around 2013, that's 13 years of neglect that I wised never happened, if I could go back to I'd smack myself lol. The man I'm talking about is Shohei

''Despite where our heart was, we just couldn't make it work from a financial standpoint,'' WWF chairman Vince McMahon said. ''We tried to figure out every conceivable way to make this work.''(Fendrich, 2011, para. 3) Rule changes were implemented as the season went along, but no matter what actions were taken nothing seemed to have a positive impact on the product

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has terminated Hulk Hogan's contract, after the wrestler allegedly went on a racial rant. Hogan reportedly used racial slurs during a conversation, which was caught on his sex tape. The WWE has severed all ties with Hogan by deleting the wrestler from their website, and he will no longer appear on the reality television series entitled WWE Tough Enough. Hogan was one of the judges on the show, which centered around participants competing to earn a WWE contract

April 6th 2014; it’s a historical day in sports entertainment history that die-hard members of the WWE Universe painfully remember. It was the night of Wrestlemania 30, the grandest stage of them all. The challenger was “The Beast” Brock Lesnar against “The Phenom” the Undertaker. No one could ever conceive the thought of the Undertaker failing, but Brock Lesnar shocked the world by conquering the Undertaker’s legendary 21-0 undefeated Wrestemania streak. In a time that is known as ‘the reality era’

Wrestling with Shadows One of the most infamous moments in wrestling history the Montreal Screwjob. The Montreal Screwjob was when Vince Mcmahon told Bret that he was going to win, but ended up losing when Vinced called, for the bell. This documentary follows how the Montreal Screwjob happened, and Brett's side of the story. The whole movie it follows Hart, and shows that he didn't realize what was going on. It starts, of with Brett's last year with the company, and how he thought that he was going

As the wrestlers left for Atlanta, Georgia after “The Final Battle for Love,” so too disappeared the illusory hope of the narrator which he had romantically instilled within him since he moved to Charlotte, North Carolina. In Tony Earley’s “Charlotte,” the exaggerated, transparent spectacle of professional wrestling are, as Roland Barthes wrote in his essay, “The World of Wrestling,” as “signs [that] at last correspond to causes, without obstacle, without evasion, without contradiction” (Barthes