A former NFL player whose aggression got him booted from the game, Corbin had found the perfect outlet for his rage in WWE, and the perfect target for it in, well, anyone and everyone who crossed his path.

Less a Superstar than a force of nature, The Lone Wolf first made his mark on The Grandest Stage of Them All when he eliminated Kane from the third annual Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal to win the bout and stake his claim as the legendary giant’s heir apparent. 

He battled rivals like Roman Reigns, AJ Styles, Sami Zayn and more, and won the Money in the Bank Ladder Match and the United States Championship in the process. Corbin even ended WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle’s career at WrestleMania 35 and won the 2019 King of the Ring Tournament. Loathe him? How could you not?

When Corbin lost his crown the King Nakamura, it kicked off a series of unfortunate events in which he lost all him money, property and even family. He was even fined for inappropriate dress by WWE. Left with nothing, he began to beg anyone who would listen for outlandish amounts of money and even stole the Money in the Bank contract from Big E. After winning it all back in Vegas, though, Happy Corbin is now on top of the world, has backup in the form of Madcap Moss, and is ready to bring his new positive outlook to SmackDown to enhance his game in every way possible. --via WWE.com

This outspoken, brusque New Yorker first gained enemies under the guise of Paul E. Dangerously in WCW. Managing Steve Austin, Arn Anderson and Rick Rude in a stable he dubbed his Dangerous Alliance, Heyman used a Big Apple attitude and an oversized 1980s cell phone to help his charges run through the likes of Sting and Ricky Steamboat.

After WCW released the hothead in 1993, Heyman found opportunity in failure, turning a modest Philadelphia-based independent promotion called Eastern Championship Wrestling into the notoriously daring Extreme Championship Wresting. Inspired by alternative rock music and MTV, the innovator took ECW from public access to national pay-per-view through his endorsement of brutal bouts that showcased the rare combination of misfit warriors alongside cutting-edge athletes.

Credited with inspiring WWE’s landmark “Attitude Era,” the controversial brand became the third-largest wrestling company in the world before it was crippled by financial problems in 2001. Heyman joined WWE as Jim Ross’ broadcast partner, but it wouldn’t be long before the nonconformists of ECW re-emerged in WWE as part of the infamous “Invasion.” Aligning himself with Stephanie and Shane McMahon, Heyman came frighteningly close to overthrowing Mr. McMahon’s empire, but ultimately failed to bring down WWE.

Time and again, however, Heyman was able to worm his way back in, forming alliances with CM Punk, Big Show, Kurt Angle and, Brock Lesnar, whom Heyman guided to multiple championships and a historic defeat of The Undertaker at WrestleMania 30, snapping The Phenom’s undefeated Streak at The Show of Shows.

Heyman is firmly entrenched as the Special Council to Universal Champion Roman Reigns where he lends his opinion and his outspoken nature to praise the greatest of The Head of the Table wherever possible.

One thing's for sure — this New Yorker knows how to make life hell for anyone that crosses him. His name is Paul Heyman, ladies and gentlemen, and you’ll never forget it for as long as you live.

PLUSH is composed of four talented women, under 21, whose accomplishments and talent eclipse their age.

This female rock force is fronted by singer, songwriter and guitarist Moriah Formica, who recieved a 4 chair turn from the judges on The Voice when she was just 16 years old!!
Drummer Brooke Colucci,  guitarist Bella Perron and bassist Ashley Suppa round out the lineup.

Host and Producer of The Shernoff Show
Co-hosts Mind of the Meanie with Blue Meanie
as well as That Was Extreme on Ad Free Shows!

We talk wrestling figures, Blue Meanie farts, tie collections and was booking him actually a mistake?

Des Rocs is Rock ’N Roll. A fourth-generation New Yorker and pizza maker, his authenticity, coupled with his obsessive drive to create, has spawned an undeniable force of nature. His music builds upon its deep and soulful rock roots and applies a sadistic, frenetic twist. Des delivers Rock ’N Roll to the modern landscape, enriched with the deep reverence to the history of the art form.

Inspired by music and culture of both past and present, Des provides an energetic and dynamic live performance, displaying the blood, sweat, and tears of the journey to reinvent Rock ’N Roll.

Des’ newest offering, an EP titled This Is Our Life, is an anthemic celebration of our greatest tragedies becoming our greatest strengths. The EP captures the true triumph in our flaws, and the clarity found somewhere at the end of our rope.

Vocals + Guitar / James Ford
Guitar / Andrew Davis
Bass / Ben Crain
Drums / Frank Ford

You can hear Aaron on The Nateland Podcast with Nate Bargatze and Brian Bates. Every week, the three Nashville-based comedians tackle important world issues like animals, calendars, and Rhode Island.

Born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama, Aaron graduated from Notre Dame in 2014 and still owes them thousands of dollars. He promises to pay them back when they win a National Championship.

  

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Henry’s one hour Comedy Central Special, “What’s That Clickin Noise?” is currently running and on Netflix. Henry can also be heard daily on Sirrus, XM, Blue Collar Radio and Pandora. He’s also a regular performer at the Grand Ole Opry.