Eric Mutter

2 days ago | wrestlinginc.com | Eric Mutter

Much like almost every other business in the world, pro wrestling has more than its fair share of children following their parents into the ring. And for every Ted DiBiase, Randy Savage, Bret Hart, Dominik Mysterio, and Charlotte Flair who has succeeded, there's just as many second/third generation wrestlers that failed. One of those most notable flops would be none other than Charlotte's brother, and "Nature Boy" Ric Flair's oldest son, David Flair.

3 days ago | wrestlinginc.com | Eric Mutter

A lot changed in lucha libre over the weekend, most notably when it was announced that WWE had acquired Lucha Libre AAA. But a story that went unnoticed by many may have had an even more profound impact, as word trickled out early Sunday morning that Esteban Mares Castañeda, better known as lucha libre legend Black Terry, had passed away at the age of 72. Con profundo pesar informamos, que el dia de hoy, el Profesor, leyenda y amigo BlackTerry ha fallecido.

3 days ago | wrestlinginc.com | Eric Mutter

There's plenty going on during WrestleMania weekend, especially outside of the scope of WWE and WrestleMania itself. One such happening occurred at Joey Janela's Spring Break, where former AEW star Fuego del Sol saw his career changed forever, and possibly ended, when he lost a mask vs. GCW career match to WWE ID tournament participant Atticus Cogar. Taking to X in the early hours of Saturday morning, Fuego posted a clip of his mask loss, including him being unmasked.

3 days ago | wrestlinginc.com | Eric Mutter

After all the controversy surrounding the build up and whether or not them going off script in promos would lead to some off script moments in the ring, Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton's WrestleMania 41 match largely went off without a hitch. The key word there is largely, however, as Stratton did emerge from the match bruised and banged up, though she also came out of it retaining her WWE Women's Championship, which surely softened the blow.

3 days ago | wrestlinginc.com | Eric Mutter

At long last, John Cena finally has his record-setting 17th World Championship reign. The future WWE Hall of Famer claimed his prize by defeating Cody Rhodes in the main event of WrestleMania 41, with the help of rapper Travis Scott and curiously little help from The Rock, who was nowhere to be found at WrestleMania despite being the catalyst for Cena's heel turn back at Elimination Chamber.