Next month, we’re getting the final Ringside Pass Season 6 for WWE 2K26 before we move to WWE 2K27
Are you excited for this pass? And which extra Superstars or Persona cards would you like to see included this season?
Pic Credit : @TheSDHotel#WWE2K26#WWERaw
📸 Shots from this day in 1987, when Hulk Hogan defeated "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase during a WWF show at the Tennessee State Fair. #WWF#WWE#TedDiBiase#HulkHogan
🕳️😑 ¡Insólito robo!
Un sujeto hizo un agujero en el techo de un negocio en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, para entrar y llevarse herramientas y equipo eléctrico.
Tras llenar su mochila, intentó escapar acomodando los anaqueles para subir al techo, pero terminó cayendo. Aun así, volvió a intentarlo y logró salir por el mismo boquete.
🎥 RRSS
#diariocambio #Puebla
9/22/84: Bobby Heenan makes his WWF debut
He's the manager of Big John Studd, who will be facing Hulk Hogan.
Incidentally, Studd was a replacement for Jesse Ventura.
39 YEARS AGO TODAY…
Hulk Hogan defends the WWF Championship against Sika on a taped SNME.
There is nothing like the excitement of live wrestling, but look at how CINEMATIC they made these pre-recorded shows look.
Gorgeous.
9/23/90: Rick Rude shouts some expletives at Vince McMahon and his shower hair
Bobby Heenan is handcuffed to the guardrail in a fun scene from Wrestling Challenge.
Ultimate Warrior beat André the Giant repeatedly during their 1989 feud—at least 20 documented times, depending on whether you count DQ/count-out victories and matches whose surviving records don’t specify a result.
Some of the most famous victories were astonishingly short: 18 seconds in Boston (Sept. 9), about 30 seconds in Washington, D.C. (Oct. 10, 19 seconds in Springfield (Oct. 11), 17 seconds in Philadelphia (Oct. 14), about 20 seconds in Winnipeg (Oct. 21), and only a matter of seconds at Madison Square Garden (Oct. 28).
Warrior also defeated André by DQ several times, including their nationally televised Intercontinental Championship match taped October 31 and aired on Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 25.
At Survivor Series 1989, they weren’t in a singles match, but Warrior also directly caused André’s elimination. Warrior knocked André out of the ring, and André was counted out just 26 seconds into the match. Warrior ultimately became the sole survivor.
So the remarkable part isn’t simply that Warrior beat André—it was that WWF booked Warrior to run through André in seconds on numerous occasions, helping establish Warrior as one of the company’s biggest attractions heading toward his WrestleMania VI match with Hulk Hogan.
Paul Ellering catches Pac-Man Fever as he attempts to do 5 overhead presses of 300 pounds. There's no take 2 as Paul is only able to do four reps, laughing it off as Bill Watts also covers. Mid-South 5/29/82