Below are four of the weirdest WWE WrestleMania matches that fans don't remember. WWE WrestleMania VII took place on March 24th, 1991. The pay-per-view aired live from the Los Angeles Memorial Sports ...

but various WWE stars could probably tell you what Kish had for his that day pre-match. Eventually, Fatu's creative moved him further away from the sumo style and more towards a standard big man one.

WWE had great wrestlers with incredible finishers during the New Generation Era in the 1990s. The following are the best ...

Martial arts pioneer and former judo Olympian Syd Hoare was a major driving force behind the development of amateur sumo in the UK, an interest that he picked up while studying in Japan.

But rarer, nonexistent even, is a theatrical work about sumo wrestling. Now, Lisa Sanaye Dring’s “Sumo” is transporting Off Broadway audiences at the Public Theater to an intimate sumo ...

The Royal Albert Hall hosted sumo wrestling in 1991, but hasn't done so since. Image: Chris Christodoulou The last (and only) time that a sumo wrestling Grand Tournament took place outside of ...

winning the WWE Championship twice and competing against legends like Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart. Though billed as a Japanese sumo wrestler, he was a proud member of the Anoa’i family.

In today's WWE and AEW rumors, there is talk about what Steve Austin and Rhea Ripley might be doing at WrestleMania, plus A&E ...

With every new WWE 2K release comes the promise of the largest roster ever and WWE 2K25 breaks the record again, powerbombing through the 300+ barrier this year when including variants.