| Orange, Shea ending but wrestling memories remain Two historic outdoor stadiums reached their expiration date in 2008. The Orange Bowl in Miami and Shea Stadium in Flushing Meadows, N.Y. were not only home to football and baseball but also featured some big pro wrestling supershows. miamiherald.com |
Cena, WWE grant wish for young fan Seven-year-old Jeremy of Lakemont, Ga. is a serious wrestling fan. This special little guy's passion for the entertaining sport keeps him glued to the television set on Monday nights so he can cheer his all-time favorite wrestler John Cena. miamiherald.com |
Wrestling 101: the indie scene Hopes and dreams. They can make a person do strange things. None stranger than trying to become a professional wrestler. Of the thousands of grapplers aspiring to reach the big time -- World Wrestling Entertainment -- the chances are less than minimal he or she will land on one of WWE's three weekly, primetime television shows. miamiherald.com |
Spoiled rotten When pro wrestling gave birth to the masked character The Spoiler, I don't think it was intended for him to reveal match results before they appeared on television. miamiherald.com |
TNA treats fans right Total Nonstop Action Wrestling made its South Florida live event debut on Saturday, Sept. 27 at the Bank United Center at the University of Miami in Coral Gables. miamiherald.com |