Madusa, also known as Alundra Blayze, was part of an infamous moment when she left WWE and joined WCW. The major move was seen as a significant shot in the Monday Night Wars, as Blayze was a ...

When Madusa infamously trashed the WWE Women's Championship belt on an episode of "WCW Nitro," it almost seemed inevitable that she would join the nWo, the faction that spearheaded WCW's war against ...

20 years ago today, one of the earliest shots in the pro wrestling Monday Night Wars of the ’90s was fired. On December 18, 1995, WCW Monday Nitro opened as it often did, with Steve “Mongo” McMichael ...

Madusa didn’t leave the title in the trash. One of the most infamous moments in WCW history occurred on December 18, 1995, when Madusa showed up on Nitro and dropped the WWF Women’s Championship in a ...

Debrah Miceli is proud of her new book “The Woman Who Would Be King: The Madusa Story” (ECW Press, 305 pages). Miceli, aka Madusa, aka Alundra Blayze, inspired and succeeded in two male-dominated ...

Madusa (aka Alundra Blayze) worked for both WWE and WCW over the course of her 16-year in-ring career. Although the WWE Hall of Famer 2015 is regarded as one of the pioneers of modern women's ...

One of the people I am most looking forward to seeing this WrestleMania week is the former Director of Covert Operations for The Dangerous Alliance, Madusa. The Fifty-and-Fabulous Fighting Femme ...

Two of the greatest wrestlers to ever face off in a wrestling ring came together again after nearly two decades. After a feud that extended through Japan, WWF, and WCW, Madusa (the former Alundra ...

SMU Mustangs coach Rhett Lashlee points to the field in a game in Orlando, Fla. / Mike Watters-USA TODAY Sports DALLAS — If you were a fan of professional wrestling in the late 90s, you probably ...

It’s not every day you see a WWE Hall of Famer and Monster Jam Champion in a Cedar Rapids bar. But on Aug. 11, Debrah Ann Miceli, better known as Madusa, will be at North Point, 621 Center Point Rd.

So many great women have graced the world of professional wrestling. These women were journeymen in the ring as well as warriors. They were as tough as nails and tough as the men themselves. They let ...