Mike Mooneyham

PCO will make his Old School Championship Wrestling debut on Oct. 6 at the Hanahan Rec Center as part of OSCW’s special “SpookSlam” event.

Playboy Gary Hart was one of the greatest managers in the history of the wrestling business. But he also was more than just an on-screen manager.

EDITOR’ S NOTE: This is the final part of a series on the late great Ole Anderson.

Ole Anderson is best remembered by a past generation of fans as one of the founding members of The Four Horsemen along with Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard and Arn Anderson.

Second of two parts

A friend, colleague and mentor to many on the Charleston wrestling scene, David Kerr passed away Aug. 2 at the age of 57 following a valiant battle with cancer.

“The Mil Mascaras Monday Night Mystery” is one of the greatest mysteries of our time in wrestling. Mike Mooneyham goes behind the curtain for the truth.

It was a rivalry and friendship that was forged more than 50 years ago when Ole Anderson and Thunderbolt Patterson first locked horns during the early ‘70s.

Wrestling great Ole Anderson battled multiple sclerosis but would make it to annual fanfests, where he was always a crowd favorite and a highlight for many fans

Austin Idol will debut his new show “Tales from Idolville” this summer on Amazon Prime and Roku

Wrestling great Ole Anderson faced adversity just as he had for three decades inside of a wrestling ring. His bumps along the way had prepared him for battle.

Professional wrestling was never a popularity contest for Ole Anderson. If it had been, the burly ruffian would have finished near the bottom of the list.

The late Ole Anderson, regarded as one of the greatest heels in the history of pro wrestling, influenced a generation of wrestling fans during his career.

Wrestling fan Bobby Caraviello recalls a violent encounter with wrestling great Ole Anderson of the Minnesota Wrecking Crew at the old County Hall in Charleston.

The memorable night in 1976 when wrestling great Ole Anderson clashed with a fan at the old County Hall in Charleston.

Wrestling’s Ole Anderson just might have been one of the top heat-getters in the history of the business. He was stabbed eight times during his career and hit with chairs, helmets, baseball bats and Coke bottles.

The saga of wrestling’s Anderson Brothers, the “Minnesota Wrecking Crew.”

Love him or hate him, Ole Anderson was one of the most believable performers in the history of professional wrestling.

The Minnesota Wrecking Crew didn’t have to resort to jumping off ladders and crashing through tables in order to get a pop. They did it the old-fashioned way — by wrestling.

Ed Jones, wrestling’s “Major DeBeers” had a passion for many things. He was a gentle, fun-loving man who enjoyed life and made the best of every single day.