Former wrestler and neuroscientist Dr. Chris Nowinski appeared on Chris Jericho's podcast to discuss the connection between CTE and the Chris Benoit tragedy.

Dr. Chris Nowinski weighs in on how pro wrestling as a whole is handling concussion protocols today compared to when he began researching the effects of CTE and head trauma.

Benoit's Brain Showed Severe Damage From Multiple Concussions, Doctor and Dad Say Doctors say test results on wrestler's brain may explain murder-suicide.

Goldberg has joined an elite list 22 years after making his WWE debut. The Hall of Famer challenged Gunther for the World ...

10. How Dedicated Benoit Was To The Wrestling Business Chris Benoit was a very dedicated professional wrestler. He lived wrestling daily, and that’s all he ever knew about. Chris Jericho even ...

Fans thinking of boxing cameos in WWE no doubt think first of Mike Tyson at WrestleMania in 1998. The Baddest Man on the ...

ATLANTA — In the days before pro wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife and child and hanged himself, the couple argued over whether he should stay home more to take care of their mentally ...

Writer-director Rian Johnson talks about the 'Poker Face' Season 2 ending, working with Natasha Lyonne, his next 'Knives Out' ...

Benoit's wife, Nancy, 43, and son, Daniel, were each found in different rooms and are believed to have been killed days before the wrestler seemingly took his own life, according to police.

Eric Bischoff wanted to fake his own death for a television storyline while he was the head of WCW. On his 83 Weeks podcast, Bischoff confirmed the rumor and sa ...

Eric Bischoff almost faked his own death on WCW TV nearly a decade before Vince McMahon did the same on WWE TV.