The Lo-Down

WWE’s Tagged Classics range is a mixed bag in many ways. Committed to re-releasing the events that existed prior to the arrival of DVD, the series is a near-miracle for those wishing to ditch their VHS tapes, but not the events on them.

On the other hand, many of said cards occurred prior to the lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund which successfully sued the WWF for breaching the terms of their 1994 agreement (over licensing and use of the WWF logo). Hence, on these discs, we’re left with sometimes ghastly blurring of logos…

Former WWE star JBL has denied internet reports that he has been in talks with TNA.

JBL swops wrestling for MMA and joins the Vyper Fight League as an announcer.

JBL is retiring from professional wrestling.

A look ahead to WrestleMania 25’s Intercontinental title match on Sunday night – JBL vs. Rey Mysterio.

Phil Lowe takes a look at Tazz’s departure from WWE and where it leaves the company’s announce teams.

Welcome to the latest Roundtable discussion here at iFight365.com where this week, ahead of WrestleMania 25 on Sunday, April 5, we’re asking the question: Is this year’s WrestleMania up to the standard of its predecessors? Do you feel it will appeal to the average fan, or is it a card that lacks something special?

Mark Bright: This is a really tough question to answer.

When there is no Hogan-Andre, Hogan-Warrior, Austin-Rock or Hogan-Rock epic main event, no Mr T, Mike Tyson, Donald Trump or Floyd Mayweather celebrity involvement that alone can…

The Big News: Raw closed with one of the better angles you’re ever going to see.

The announced card to date for WrestleMania 25 on Sunday, April 5 – Live coverage at iFight365.com!

The Big News: We’ve only got two more Raws until WrestleMania, and the card is seemingly pretty much set.

The Big News: Raw was headlined by a reenactment of Friday the 13th Part XII: Hunter’s Revenge.

Former WWE champion and current Raw star JBL has announced that he is investing in former WWE developmental territory Ohio Valley Wrestling.

Michael Campbell looks at the post-No Way Out Edition of Raw and WWE’s direction heading towards WrestleMania 25.