wrestling

If politics is theatre, then no candidate is more authentic than the new mayor of Knoxville, Tenn.

Andrew Stott is a professional wrestler who goes by the name Superstar Shayne Hawke. Growing up in Montreal, he was steeped in the Spandex-clad hijinks of professional wrestling. It was a pastime, an obsession and finally a career. It also saved his life.

Text and photographs by Quebec bureau chief Martin Patriquin

A wild child, he left school in Grade 6. He worked with Stampede Wrestling (‘Mr. X’ in the ring), and later as a bus driver.

The Ultimate Warrior, wrestling’s mad genius, passes on in a nimbus of glory

Wrestling star Darren Young comes out in interview with TMZ

A photographic tour of the campus in Manitoba’s capital

When it comes to making money, the Hogan era is no match for today’s men in tights

Canada’s best women’s wrestler is content to have tried her best, even if she came up short

Another bronze for Team Canada

Wrestling legend Abdullah the Butcher may cut himself, but he claims he didn’t give rival Devon Nicholson hepatitis C

A powerful athlete who was at home in and on the water, he became an avid hunter