In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
To be a fan of professional wrestling, you're accepting a certain level of wholesale absurdity to start with. It's hard to take wrestling too seriously when you consider the improbabilities inherent...
Perhaps inspired by the dearth of NBA action due to the pandemic (or maybe by the popularity of the Michael Jordan 10-part documentary The Last Dance), WWE decided to stick The Viking Raiders and The...
With WWE 2K21 officially cancelled, 2K Games has formally announced its substitute, and man, it's enough to make you require a standing eight count. Titled "WWE Battlegrounds", the game combines...
On Sunday night, July 19, one wrestler is going to lose an eye. No, really, when Rey Mysterio battles Seth Rollins in the first-ever "Eye for an Eye" match at Extreme Rules, the match can only end...
It hasn't been easy to do the pro wrestling experience justice on the big screen. Judging by the catalogue of grap-centric cuts that have made it onto film throughout the decades, there aren't too...
Egos, frustrations, money, creative - it doesn't take much to set a wrestler off, especially one in WWE's upper echelon. Through the years, top stars have had it out with the company's top...
After a long period of inactivity, the ongoing angle of the mysterious SmackDown hacker looks to be kaput. Recent news indicates that with purported mastermind Mustafa Ali moved to Raw (reportedly due...
Many of us have the time at this point to sit back and binge watch the previous 35 WrestleManias end-to-end if we truly feel inclined. And why not? We may as well brighten this sadly-distorted...
You wouldn't know from the sight of his bloody, ravaged body, but Mick Foley was the real winner of that Hell in a Cell match against The Undertaker in 1998. Sure, he'd fallen two stories...
Is the WWE/NXT Cruiserweight title cursed? Well, we'd have no way of knowing for sure without consulting a shaman or something (and they usually don't advertise). But looking at the title history of a...
WrestleMania V in 1989 did a staggering 767,000 pay per view buys. No matter what WWE officials and announcers might have said about other pay per views since then being record breakers, those 767,000...
When Daniel Bryan was Brogue Kicked and pinned in 18 seconds by Sheamus at WrestleMania XXVIII, WWE had produced a memorable moment, but not the one they had intended to create. Instead of fans...
It's WWE Hell in a Cell season, ladies and gentlemen, which means that we here at Cultaholic are going to be covering just about as many angles regarding the cell as there are holes in the structure's...
It takes a lot for me to purchase a wrestling DVD these days. The advent of WWE Network had really allowed me to unclutter things a bit, as there wasn't much use for my physical copies of old pay per...
We know, we know - how one person feels about a wrestling match may not reflect your own personal feelings. If you think Giant Gonzalez vs. The Undertaker from WrestleMania 9 was a 12-star match, hey...
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