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Sting Listens To Retirement Voicemails

It has been a year since Sting retired from professional wrestling. While seemingly no one ever truly retires in wrestling, Steve Borden has stayed away from the ring since his final match in AEW.

Before he left, he received numerous messages wishing him congratulations on his career. For a business built on body slams and backstabbing, it’s a genuinely touching moment. We could all probably use a lot more of this sort of thing.

Captain Lou Albano On Hollywood Squares

Back in 1987, Captain Lou Albano (and a bottle of Mott’s Prune Juice) appeared on Hollywood Squares. Would you trust the answers for the man who managed The Wild Samoans, The Moondogs, and Don Muraco? Or would you believe the man who encouraged as all to Do The Mario? It’s a tough call.

Delirious Gives Us Double Vision

I’m seeing double here! Four Deliriouses! Deliri? Doslirious?

NWA Wildside‘s Delirious does the ol’ mirror spot, just like Doink at Wrestlemania IX. It’s, uh, not much better. At least Doink hit Crush with a loaded cast.

WWE Divas Describe Their Perfect Valentine’s Day Date

It’s almost Love Day. Are all the fancy restaurants booked up? What’s a love-stricken wrestling fan to do? Well, the WWE Divas are here to give you some Valentine’s Day dating tips. Flowers, candies, dinner. Y’know, the usual. Thanks, ladies (and Dolph)!

The real treat, though, is Lana still using her Russian accent. That’s better than gas station roses, I tell you what.

Matt McMuscles Tells Us ‘What Happened?’ To WCW Backstage Assault

Have you ever wanted to know why WCW Backstage Assault was such a mess? Well, you’re in luck because Youtuber Matt McMuscles is doing a run-in to set the record straight.

When he’s not trying to find the worst fighting game ever or playing WII U games, Matt digs deep into finding out the backstories to troubled video games and movies with his show “What Happened?” Even if you’re not a hardcore gamer they’re worth a watch just to see how major companies mess up in spectacular fashion all the time.

Matt McMuscles elbow drops WCW Backstage Assault, explaining all the poor decisions that led to the game being inducted onto this here site. Give his channel a Like, Comment, and a Follow. Then ask him about his favorite stock pot-breaking sound.