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, ...

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 ...

WCW star Disco Inferno once needed a diagram to apply his own finishing move, the figure four leglock, so it's no surprise that, after all this time, Disco still hasn't figured out why mask-wearing ...

Few figures in '90s pro wrestling evoke as much nostalgia and debate as Disco Inferno. Known for his flamboyant dance moves and comedic persona, he remains a divisive figure among fans, celebrated by ...

Previously on the Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro: Hollywood Hogan picked a fight with an old lady and executed one of the worst Diamond Cutters you’ll ever see. Also, Larry Zbyszko is now wagering ...

The locker room culture in professional wrestling has certainly become a lot friendlier as the years have passed, as multiple stories of how hostile things could be back in the day have almost become ...

Previously on the Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro: WCW actually managed to build a little momentum against the New World Order, which is a sign that the next show will be nothing but the nWo ...