While WWE was the home of sports entertainment, NWA had the best technical wrestlers in the 1980s. These are the most skilled ...

Ric Flair, considered to be one of the four faces on the Mount Rushmore of Wrestling, was a mainstay of both the NWA and WCW after the company branched out on its own. With multiple championship ...

WCW was the biggest wrestling company in the world at one point. But the death of WCW caused some former wrestlers to find new jobs to make a living.

Other matches included The Great Muta defending the NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Masahiro Chono, Ron Simmons defending the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Steve Williams ...

Making his NWA/WCW debut in January 1987, Luger began his career as an associate of the legendary Four Horsemen. With the dangerous faction in his corner, The Total Package defeated Nikita Koloff ...

Even though the feud ended after WrestleWar, they met again for a string of thrilling matches under the WCW banner in 1994. WWE fans witnessed the overthrowing of tyrannical wrestling authority ...

A top-ranked Superstar during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, his career saw him earn a slew of singles and tag team championships in different eras of sports-entertainment history in the NWA ...

Marcus "Buff" Bagwell was one of WCW's most enduring performers, bridging the promotion's transitional post-NWA period to the highly profitable, NWO-driven Monday Night War period. From 1991 until ...

During a recent podcast, Mustafa Ali revealed his reasons for re-signing with TNA Wrestling following his return last week.