Cageside Seats, for Pro Wrestling and MMA fans

We've got you covered with hype for tonight all over the site. Let's take a look at the history of the "show after 'WrestleMania'" and speculate on where this one might rank in the history books.

Just ask Kevin Nash, who was forced to become "Oz" in one of the dumbest gimmicks ever created in WCW. And that's coming from a company that made Robocop a playable character and crowned David Arquette the World Heavyweight Champion.

The Hardcore Championship was defended 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As a result, a very unlikely person became champion at one point. In addition to that, this date in history was FULL of interesting things occurring, come see what else went down!

It was on May 11th throughout the past 62 years of pro wrestling historical events that several pay-per-views were held throughout various promotions, legends were born and icons were lost to us.

Brian Hildebrand -- aka Referee Mark Curtis -- stood 5'6" and weighed a buck-fifty soaking wet. But he had moves. Like, serious moves, as one dopey fan discovered on WCW Monday Nitro.

Each episode features the guys discussing the latest news and goings-on of note. The eleventh full episode is ready for your listening pleasure with Mike & Rex on the mic and special guest, Jason Mann of Wrestlespective!

It was on this date in pro wrestling history that several titles changed hands at the WCW pay-per-view event entitled, Slamboree 99. Do you recall how many legendary stars were on the card?

Owen Hart was born on this date in wrestling history, Cagesiders. There is plenty to be said about his life and his death. But for today, let's just remember him and be glad he was born.

On May 6 in Pro Wrestling History we had half a dozen fascinating things happen worth sharing with you today. Several famous wrestling births, a Parade of Champions and a WWF Insurrextion all occurred. More on these episodes in history with videos...