Why?

Iconic Characters

The 80s gave us some of wrestling's most memorable personalities, from Hulk Hogan to "Macho Man" Randy Savage, who captivated fans with their larger-than-life personas.

Legendary Storylines

The rivalries and feuds of the 80s were intense and emotional, creating unforgettable narratives that kept fans hooked from match to match.

Cultural Impact

Wrestling became a mainstream phenomenon in the 80s, with superstars crossing into movies, TV, and pop culture, making the sport bigger than ever.

Classic Tag Teams

The 80s showcased some of the greatest tag teams in wrestling history, with dynamic duos like The Road Warriors and The Hart Foundation redefining teamwork and strategy in the ring.

Articles

WrestleMania 3

The subtle art of two grown men in spandex solving their differences with flying elbows and body slams, because therapy is overrated.

Survivor Series 87

Because what better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than watching teams of muscular guys fight to see who can avoid being eliminated... kind of like dodging your relatives at dinner.

WrestleMania 4

An epic tournament where the real winner is anyone who can follow the endless parade of body slams and headlocks without losing track of who's still in it.

SummerSlam 88

Where you can witness peak athleticism by watching giant sweaty men throw each other around... because nothing says 'summer vibes' like a suplex.

Survivor Series 88

Because nothing says 'holiday spirit' like watching teams of wrestlers try to beat each other senseless... you know, just like a normal family Thanksgiving.

Royal Rumble 89

30 men, one ring, and the ultimate strategy—just throw everyone out like you're cleaning up after a party you never wanted to host.

Royal Rumble 1990

Where absurd chaos and over-the-top flexing made for the most gloriously ridiculous night in WWF history!