Widely regarded as one of the best technical wrestlers of all-time, Benoit has been erased from WWE history, but the his ...

Kurt Angle embodied the "Three I's" during his WWE Hall of Fame career ... medalist quite like former World Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit, though. Benoit, of course, was regarded as one ...

He told Chris Van Vliet ... Maven also takes fans behind the scenes of WWE by gently exposing many of the secrets of the wrestling business. Before taking up a job on Wall Street working ...

this was WWE in May 2010. It was a weird transitional period where the company was trying anything and willing to throw anything at the wall to see if it stuck. A little over a decade after ...

John Cena for the WWE Championship. The event captured fans' imaginations with CM ... Intercontinental Championship match between Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit and bizarre Showster (The Big ...

WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle was in the news recently saying that when Chris Benoit is erased from history, many of his great ...

Chris Benoit was involved in a storyline with Nick Dinsmore, aka Eugene, on WWE RAW in 2004. In a new video, Dinsmore explained why he led the way in one of their matches despite his opponent ...

The song was used as Chris Benoit's theme in WWE. Benoit killed his wife Nancy and son Daniel before committing suicide in June 2007. According to a spectator, Our Lady Peace acknowledged the ...

A current WWE Superstar has mentioned Chris Benoit ahead of his title match at Royal Rumble 2025. The star posted a heartfelt statement on social media. Benoit's name has been blacklisted from WWE ...

McMahon, the former WWE mogul who revolutionized professional ... allowed him to occasionally compete in-ring), leading some fans to speculate that he may be ill or even suffering from cancer.

professional wrestling fans were surprised to learn that fan-favorite NXT Superstar Duke Hudson of Chase U had been released from WWE. According to reports from Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select ...

During a recent edition of his podcast, Jim Ross discussed WWE’s decision to crown Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit World Champions in 2004.