Image: WWE On this week’s DragonKingKarl Classic Wrestling Show, it’s the return of the monthly question and answer show. Karl Stern has a huge mailbag full of questions dealing with a variety of pro wrestling history questions including topics and on the evolution
Today’s DragonKingKarl Show is packed with very important events in the history of the pioneer era of pro wrestling. The first event we talk about may have even changed the course of history. When Clarence “The Kansas Demon” Whistler died while on tour
1986 is one of Karl Stern’s favorite years in pro wrestling and that is why he is really excited about his latest book coming out this March covering 1986 and 1987 in pro wrestling history. On today’s DragonKingKarl Show, Karl talks about that
On today’s DragonKingKarl Show, Karl Stern takes a detailed look back at February 1986 from his upcoming DragonKingKarl’s 1986-1987 Pro Wrestling Omnibus, set to be released in March. This month was a very historic one in pro wrestling history. It featured the tragic
The 1000 Hours subseries on the DragonKingKarl Show returns with a look at the pioneer era of pro wrestling. This week focuses on two of the biggest stars of the era heading to court for very different reasons. First, William Muldoon was arrested
On the final DragonKingKarl show of 2025, Karl Stern grabs a copy of a really cool book he has been looking at for a while: the WWE Encyclopedia. Karl has versions of this same type of book for Marvel Comics, DC Comics, G.I.
On this 1000 Hours subseries episode of the DragonKingKarl Classic Wrestling Show focusing on the pioneer era, we finally get not one but TWO matches between the two biggest stars of that era of pro wrestling. William Muldoon had not previously wrestled Col.
Today on a new DragonKingKarl Classic Wrestling Show, Karl Stern wraps up his months-long look back into the early 1990s — a time when the wrestling business was in its worst state during his lifetime. Thanksgiving 1992 gave us two interesting shows to
Image: WWE On this edition of the DragonKingKarl show, pro wrestling historian and author Karl Stern begins wrapping up our months long look at the 1990s by taking a look at a rare one-off pay per view from 1991 which took place on
The DragonKingKarl Show returns with his Sunday look at the pioneer era of wrestling. The year is 1884 and the first national pro wrestling star — Col. James H. McLaughlin — has been semi-retired for quite a while working as a train engineer.
