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A former WWE wrestling star has endorsed a Wyoming craft beer in anticipation of an event coming soon.

Get ready to see a live brawl to remember in Laramie with Dean Ambrose as he takes on the WWE World Champion AJ Styles Oct. 17, 2016 in the Arena-Auditorium.

A biography told in graphic novel form is far from typical, but then again, so was Andre Roussimoff, the pro-wrestling legend better known to fans as Andre the Giant. The 2015 graphic novel Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven will serve as the inspiration for the late wrestler’s big screen biopic, with his daughter Robin Christensen-Roussimoff serving as consultant on the project.

WWE Live will be at the Casper Event Center this Sunday (November 1st, 2015) and I got a chance to speak with former United States Champion, Rusev!

The rookie class joining the NFL this year has some talent and potential.

We’ve barely begun to witness the fallout of Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea’s racist remarks making their way public, the WWE already having severed all ties to the iconic wrestler. So while said severance understandably pulls Hogan off as a judge for WWE reality competition Tough Enough, the series will endure by replacing him.

When people think about professional wrestling, Hulk Hogan is one person who immediately comes to mind. Many of his "legendary" matches still excite professional wrestling fans, but a lot of people don't know about his humble beginning. The Hulkster made his debut in 1979 against some no name who's probably dead by now. Hogan busted out his famous moves such as a punch to the head, body

Sad news to report from the world of professional wrestling. Dusty Rhodes has passed away,

It's a somber day for WWE Wrestling fans. Hall of Famer, Dusty Rhodes aka “The American Dream”, passed away at the age of 69.

WWE fans should prepare for the move! Smackdown will join Monday Night Raw on the USA Network starting January 2016.

Anyone who's older than 13 years old and has ever watched professional wrestling knows the matches and storylines are scripted. It's like a live-action soap opera and that's what interests a lot of people. However, there is a lot the public doesn't see, and this ESPN E:60 documentary went behind the curtain with the WWE to show what really happens.

We were shocked and saddened when we read the news recently that the WWE had laid off 7 percent of its staff, showing a bunch of washed-up wrestlers the door. If they didn't catch on with fans, chances are they didn't make the cut.