Sting is getting closer to his final match in AEW, and one of his former colleagues from WCW, The Shockmaster, recently cut an epic promo directed at the Stinger. While fans remember his infamous WCW ...

Becky Lynch once again compares her WWE NXT debut to the infamous WCW Shockmaster debut, saying that her debut may have ...

"I love the program and there is a lot of great talent there but when I wrestled, Vince [McMahon] used to surround himself with a bunch of wrestlers to meet and discuss angles. It wasn't solely up to ...

These days, Becky Lynch is the biggest name in the women's division, if not the entire WWE. She has certainly come a long way. During a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet, Big Time Becks recalled ...

Well, it's come to this. I have written an article about The Shockmaster. In the third installment of "Heroes of Wrestling Past", we will take a look at the career of perhaps the most infamous ...

Nobody will ever forget the infamous debut of The Shockmaster. The character, played by Fred Ottman, first appeared during a backstage segment at WCW's Clash of the Champions XXIV event in 1993.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – On this episode we’re joined by Fred Ottman who was just inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Ottman gained fame early in his career when he joined WWF (today it’s WWE) as the ...

Cody Rhodes tries to hold back laughter as he recalls the infamous Shockmaster angle/incident, which involved his uncle, Fred Ottman, portraying Shockmaster ...

Any time a professional wrestler gives an interview, it’s hard to tell if they are in or out of character. But when it comes to Cody Rhodes criticizing the involvement of Pat McAfee in the main event ...

Former WWE star and current AEW performer and executive Cody Rhodes is the nephew of Fred Ottman, who gained notoriety in WCW as The Shockmaster. Ottman is Rhodes’ uncle by marriage to Cody’s mother’s ...

The late, great Orange Bowl Stadium elicits fond memories for the Miami Dolphins, the University of Miami and Fred Ottman. Ottman -- better known as WWF’s Tugboat and Typhoon -- not only played high ...

The UFC fighter and former pro-wrestling message-board fanatic is a walking, breathing version of the Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm-Flailing Tubeman, last seen at every Southern car dealership ever.