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Nikita Koloff discusses his career as a professional wrestler and what has been going on with him since he left the business.

In this week's edition of the Underrated and Under Appreciated Wrestler Series, Tully Blanchard gets the spotlight.

WWE.com names the top 50 villains in pro wrestling history and we break them down right here.

We can now reveal the main sticking point between WWE and TNA that almost stopped Ric Flair from attending this year's WWE Hall Of Fame ceremony. According to Dave Meltzer, TNA wanted it to be publicly mentioned that Flair currently works for their company, but clearly WWE stuck to their guns and they backed down, as there was no mention of their main competitor at the ceremony itself or on WWE television.

As expected, Ric Flair got emotional at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony going down tonight (March 31, 2012) in Miami. Check out a few pics of the proceedings.

Shortly after WWE.com confirmed Ric Flair's attendance at this year's WWE Hall Of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday night, TNA issued their own press release. It was necessary because WWE's announcement flagrantly ignored the fact that Ric Flair is still an employee of TNA Wrestling and his appearance was dependent on Dixie Carter's approval.

WWE has now confirmed that Ric Flair will be in attendance at the Hall of Fame ceremony this weekend in Miami. But they also made yet another outrageous claim regarding one of their former talents.

Should Ric Flair be able to temporarily leave TNA to appear at the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony in Miami this year as a member of the Four Horsemen? Eric Bischoff, who works for TNA, thinks so.

Is TNA going to allow Ric Flair to be a part of the ceremony when WWE inducts him into the Hall of Fame again this year (2012) as a part of the Four Horsemen? They may have no choice.