Football and professional wrestling tend to attract athletes who could be politely described as “freakishly large,” and there are a handful of notable names who’ve managed to hold their own in both spheres. That list doesn’t include Andre the Giant, but one NFL team did kick the tires on the

The Undertaker retired back in 2020 but he still makes his rounds on podcasts and shows. Recently, the WWE legend was asked to name his Mount Rushmore of wrestlers. His list makes a ton of sense as many wrestling fans probably wouldn’t argue with his choices. However, one name stands out among the

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrU6LkuG9ww Before this morning, I really had little interest in “Young Rock”, the semi-autobiographical series coming to NBC about the life of “The Rock”, Dwayne Johnson. That was, until, cast photos were released. The actors in the show are dead-ringers for the

Andre the Giant drinking stories are numerous and legendary. The stories are so plentiful that the director of Andre’s HBO documentary had a hard time figuring out which tales were legit and which grew bigger over time. During a recent deep dive into biographies of legendary wrestling figures, I

Jason Hehir’s HBO documentary called ‘Andre the Giant’ premiered last Tuesday and it unveiled a completely different side of the legend. André René Roussimoff (1946-1993) was known to the world as André the Giant, a French-born international wrestling superstar, actor, and unofficially carried the