Disco Inferno had a six-year stint in WCW during the 90s and early 2000s. During his time in WCW, he won multiples titles and was a Cruiserweight Champion, a United States Champion and a WCW Tag Team ...
Beyond rock music, the '70s were full of iconic disco songs that dominated the club dance floors, and the Trammps released a hit that would gain traction on the charts and in a John Travolta classic.
During WCW’s heyday, Disco Inferno danced his way into the hearts of WCW fans, becoming one of the most memorable personalities of the promotion’s most successful era. The boogie man from Brooklyn, ...
As if all the companies colluding with Tony Khan to gang up with AEW against WWE through the "forbidden door" wasn't bad enough, now superstar veteran wrestlers are giving AEW free booking advice on ...
In these strange and uncertain times, Americans look to their leaders for answers of how to navigate a world paralyzed with fear over the coronavirus pandemic which has killed more than 78,000 ...
Disco Inferno had a question about the timing of Rebel’s video package on AEW Dynamite, and Britt Baker had a pretty simple ...
Tony Schiavone sees a lot of Disco Inferno in AEW’s Ryan Nemeth, with one exception: talent. Schiavone gave his blunt assessment of Nemeth on the latest episode of What Happened When, noting that they ...
Konosuke Takeshita is one of the most well-received young wrestlers today. He made his television debut for AEW in May 2022 when he lost to Jay Lethal on Rampage. On his Dynamite debut, he lost to ...
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