Tomás Cunha

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Pro Wrestling Writer and List Editor at TheSportster

Content editor & writer at Valnet Inc's TheSportster; Former writer at WhatCulture & WrestleTalk

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Best Tag Teams In WWE History, Ranked By Chemistry

1 week ago | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Tag team wrestling is an art. During the days of wrestling territories, tag teams were the biggest draws of several promotions - think of the feud between The Fabulous Freebirds and The Von Erichs, and historic duos such as The Rock 'n' Roll Express, The Midnight Express or The Road Warriors, just to name a few.
Every WWE Wrestler Who Beat John Cena For A World Championship

Mar 6, 2025 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

John Cena is a sixteen-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion and truly one of the greatest stars in the history of the company. Throughout his career, Cena beat huge stars for the top belts at the biggest stages the market leader has to offer. Likewise, his reigns ended at the hands of all-time greats.
The Most Random WWE World Title Challenger In Each Year Of The 1990s

Mar 2, 2025 | msn.com | Tomás Cunha

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The Definitive Worst WWE Tag Team Matches Ever

Nov 3, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Tag team wrestling is awesome when done right. While WWE hasn't always allowed its tag team division to flourish over the years, there have been some classic tag matches in the company throughout its history with great teams like The Hart Foundation, The Dudley Boyz, Edge & Christian and more making the WWE Tag Team Championship prestigious.
Kurt Angle Matches That Were Shockingly Bad

Oct 21, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

There's no doubt Kurt Angle is one of the best wrestlers of all time. The former Olympic Gold Medal winner made a name for himself as a WWE and TNA legend throughout his career, having competed in some of the greatest matches in the history of both companies.
Best Technical WWE Matches Ever

Oct 4, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Make no mistake about it, great technical wrestling was never the main focus of WWE. Instead, they tried to create as many larger-than-life characters as possible. That was the company's business model especially under Vince McMahon, and the company's biggest stars didn't necessarily need to be great inside the ring.
The Absolute Worst Matches Of Stone Cold Steve Austin's Career

Sep 28, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of the biggest names in WWE history. Aside from that, Austin was also a tremendous in-ring wrestler even during his WCW days. During his iconic career, The Texas Rattlesnake competed in some of the greatest and most important wrestling matches of all time. But just like any other wrestler, Steve Austin also had some bad matches over the years.
Triple H's Definitive Worst WWE Matches

Sep 19, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Paul Levesque had a legendary wrestling career before becoming WWE's chief content officer and head of creative. Triple H became a 14-time World Champion in WWE throughout his career, competing in some of the biggest matches of all time against fellow legends such as Steve Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels and many others.
Eddie Guerrero's Best WWE Matches

Sep 9, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

Eddie Guerrero was one of the most skilled WWE wrestlers of all time. Latino Heat had unmatched charisma both as a face and as a heel, he was fun to watch due to his hilarious "lie, cheat and steal" tactics, and he could have a good match with just about anyone on the roster. Jumping to WWE alongside The Radicalz in early 2000, Guerrero quickly left a mark in the company as his relationship with Chyna was a highlight of that year.
Best WWE Championship Matches Of The Ruthless Aggression Era

Aug 30, 2024 | thesportster.com | Tomás Cunha

After the glorious years of the Attitude Era, WWE went through huge changes in the early 2000s. Legendary names such as The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Mick Foley were no longer full-time performers. They would slowly be replaced in the title picture by future legends like Brock Lesnar, Eddie Guerrero, John Cena and Randy Orton.