Michael Jordan once apologized to a WWE legend after disrespecting him during their first meeting. An old clip of WWE Hall of ...

Some fans have noticed how similar WWE legend Mark Henry looks to Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, which became relevant as he returned to the team this offseason. Henry, who ...

WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry recalls the only time in his life he got high. Speaking to The Undertaker and Michelle McCool on the Six Feet Under podcast, Mark Henry revealed he once got high by simply ...

2026 could be the year of a recent call-up from "WWE NXT" to "WWE SmackDown," said Mark Henry, who believes that the star in question has caught his attention in his short time on the main roster.

What does Mark Henry think Chris Jericho should do if he returns to WWE? There has been plenty of speculation regarding Jericho’s future in professional wrestling, as he has not appeared on AEW ...

Mark Henry has competed alongside and studied some of the most influential figures in professional wrestling history. But when asked to name the ultimate great by Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson on ...

WWE legend Mark Henry has discussed how former WWE Champion Drew McIntyre has to showcase his true self in 2026. McIntyre is currently in a feud with Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, which Henry ...

One hallmark of every great wrestling character is the ability to captivate and manipulate the audience, and few have done it as masterfully as Mark Henry. In 2013, the former World Heavyweight ...

Mark Henry says he lied to WWE to sign Bryan Danielson. Before WWE in 2009, Danielson excelled independently and later, as Daniel Bryan, became a Grand Slam Champion and WrestleMania main eventer. Why ...

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WWE used to be known as the land of the giants. A company that was built on the backs of larger-than-life wrestlers, with smaller competitors rarely, if ever, getting a look in, no matter how talented ...