John Cena has been the face of WWE for the last two decades. The former WWE Champion carried the promotion on his back for ...

Sami Zayn has been one of the most popular babyfaces in WWE for a while, but one name thinks a character and athlete like ...

Perhaps you’re not familiar with Vince Russo. (I mean, you’re on With Spandex, so you almost certainly are.) The mastermind behind a whole lot of WWF’s “crash TV” Attitude Era storylines ...

Russo, who had helped "WWE Raw" overtake "WCW Nitro" in the Monday Night War, signed a deal with the now-defunct company following a dispute with then-WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.

According to Russo, McMahon may have tried to buy the docuseries before it was released because he was concerned about how it would make him look. Vince Russo Stated : "Bro, Vince buried himself, man.

However, Russo pointed out three points he believes Hayes doesn't understand. Number one, if he pitched the room that angle, he'd already pitched it to Vince and Vince hired him on it.

Vince Russo reached out to Ric Flair on Twitter, accepting the Nature Boy’s apology. The former WWE, WCW and TNA writer said that life was too short to argue, and revealed he had no animosity ...

— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) June 10, 2024 Vince Russo ultimately replied to Flair’s initial post, subtly accusing Flair of being drunk during his latest rant.

Vince Russo is one of those casualties and I hope more people will look at Russo and think: “Hey, I don't agree with everything he does but he's done so much for the rasslin' business, I respect ...

Russo, who in his 2010 book "Rope Opera: How WCW Killed Vince Russo" said he felt bad about dominating Tenay in that interview, could only respond with doubts that Tenay was correct.