Around 1990 is when my childhood interest in wrestling began to fade (to later be replaced by a nerdy adult obsession). I was no hardcore fan during the 80s, but I was certainly well aware of WWF.

For decades, sitting on top of the wrestling mountain were the NWA, AWA, and the WWF. But that all was about to changed in the early 90s. WWF By 1990, WWF was all over cable and national television ...

Ken Patera returned after three and a half years gone to defeat Billy Travis. Patera had been in the AWA for the most part, and it turned out his WWF run was on borrowed time. In April, he and Mr ...

In 1994, he defeated Nobuhiko Takada for their Pro-Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship. After leaving WCW and the UWFi, Vader had a two-year stint in the WWF, before joining AJPW.

On this episode of Going Ringside, we look back at the WWF (now WWE) in the 1990s. Former WWF wrestler Duke "The Dumpster" Droese joins us with fascinating behind-the-scenes stories of top ...

Cell phone-toting WWF fans will eventually have access to wireless games, trivia contests and even ring tones that sound like the entrance music for wrestling champion "The Rock." ...

WWF on NYSE: World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc. said Friday it intends to list its common shares on the New York Stock Exchange on Oct. 25 under the symbol WWF. The Stamford, Conn ...