Bob Backlund doing his deadlift spot with Hogan is insane. Backlund was truly a freak of nature. Watch Backlund's face on the first lift attempt! Hogan is great in this clip too. The idea that he was a bad worker should've ended with these Backlund matches in 1980.

one match from every year that pro wrestling has been recorded (1920-current), a thread (to be updated)

NWA世界ジュニアヘビー級選手権実物チャンピオンベルト。2022年3月、シンニチイズムにて撮影。#タイガーマスク 選手 #チャンピオンベルト

Let me know when anyone comes to the ring greeted like this during this century. x.com/pwoloss/status…

This was a comment on the post calling what WWE is doing a 2025 version of the NWA. These people can't be helped. They're too far gone.

Lovers of #TheCollection and modern #NJPW unite! For reference, the Nakamura and Okada towels are about 3 feet long. chris | trans rights atlas ꨄ 🏳️‍⚧️ Dylan Fox/方灵 🦋🐬 #Sareee5Star #MIRAIDreamStar Ultra Oak | ウルトラオーク

I'm curious: Favorite wrestling podcast: Favorite non-wrestling podcast:

Booking The Territory Last Podcast on the Left

A TRUE badass. lizzy 🌸

I love Write That Down! so much. It's a shame it's not one of the top wrestling podcasts in the world. A MUST LISTEN for anyone even remotely interested in Japanese wrestling history.

全日本プロレス88サマーアクションSⅡ 8.20後楽園ホール大会のポスター。当時全日本プロレスからシリーズポスターを購入しており、このポスターを見た時の衝撃は何年経とうが忘れられません…毎年この日が来たら37年前の衝撃を思い出します…

For all the talk of "telling stories", the Dusty version of that in Crockett was not to hammer the audience with overwritten plot but to spend time establishing alliances and then tease and deliver interactions between warring groups. At that point, the story really told itself.

Playing Pokémon Crystal Legacy today. It's pretty damn good.

Look at this gorgeous belt. I always loved it, but up close it's even more beautiful.

Masa Fuchi doing Masa Fuchi things to Tsuyoshi Kikuchi

Brian R. Solomon shot-for-shot remake with you and your family

Eight years ago I attended my first Cauliflower Alley Club event, just as a fan, an energetic fan, who was amazed at every corner at what I saw and what the organization did. And now eight years later, I hosted my first panel, discussing the history of Portland Wrestling with the