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In a recent interview with Chris Van Vliet as part of the INSIGHT With Chris Van Vliet podcast, WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long discussed several topics, including his infamous line of making people go one-on-one with The Undertaker during his time as General Manager. “I’ll tell you how I put so much emphasis on  Continue Reading »

WWE Hall of Famers John ‘Bradshaw’ Layfield, Alundra Blayze and Teddy Long are all expected to be part of tomorrow night’s episode of WWE SmackDown, which will be Night One of the 2024 WWE Draft, according to a report from PWInsider.com. As of writing, there is no word as to who the WWE will be  Continue Reading »

WWE NXT General Manager William Regal, former WWE ring announcer Howard Finkel and former WWE Women’s Champion Harvey Wippleman are all scheduled to appear at the WWE RAW 25th Anniversary show this Monday night. They join the current list of confirmed names for WWE RAW 25 this Monday night including The Undertaker, Triple H, Shawn  Continue Reading »

WWE sent out the following: The 2017 WWE Hall of Fame Inductees receive their official class rings from WWE Chairman Vince McMahon and Triple H.

WWE sent out the following: JBL & Ron Simmons to induct Teddy Long into the WWE Hall of Fame JBL and Ron Simmons will have the privilege of inducting their longtime friend and frequent travel companion, Teddy Long, into the WWE Hall of Fame. “It’s an incredible honor,” JBL told WWE.com. “I’ve always thought that  Continue Reading »

In an interview with Rodolfo Roman, WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2017 inductee Teddy Long discussed his history in the professional wrestling business. “I think everything that is going to happen is going to happen. We have had African American world champions, we’ve had Afro American tag team champions, I think everything has happened.  Continue Reading »

WWE sent out the following: Theodore Long to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2017 Holla, holla, holla! Theodore Long is the next inductee in the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2017, as first reported by FoxSports.com. Long’s induction is the culmination of a 30-plus year career in the sports-entertainment  Continue Reading »

In an update on names being considered for the WWE Hall of Fame class of 2017, former WWE SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long’s name is one that has been talked about in the company over the past few days according to a report attributed to PWInsider.com. As mentioned previously, Kurt Angle will be the headline  Continue Reading »

Former WWE SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long was a recent guest on The Two Man Power Trip Of Wrestling podcast and discussed his lengthy spell as WWE SmackDown General Manager, his time with the WWE, working with Vince McMahon and more. Highlights of the interview are below: Making his last appearance on WWE TV at  Continue Reading »

Kayfabe Commentaries sent out the following video trailer for their YouShoot with Teddy Long DVD release. For those interested in buying the DVD, go to KayFabeCommentaries.com. If you wish to watch the shoot interview on demand, go to WWNLive.com.

In an interview with Bill Apter of 1Wrestling.com, former WWE SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long noted that he was burnt out after being on the road with the WWE for 20 years and has been busy getting some much needed rest lately. Long said that he had lost some weight and feels good and added  Continue Reading »

Former WWE RAW General Manager John Laurinaitis and former WWE SmackDown General Manager Teddy Long will be returning on-screen at this Friday’s WWE SmackDown 15th Anniversary celebration. The idea behind the return is a 16-man tag team match featuring Team Laurinatis vs. Team Teddy.

Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling promotion have announced that former WWE SmackDown General Manager will be serving as the promotion’s General Manager for their Summer of Champions iPPV event on July 26th. Also announced for the event is Alex Riley, who will be working a match at the event and WWE commentator Josh Mathews, who  Continue Reading »

Speaking through his official Facebook account, WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley commented on the release of former WWE authority figure/referee Teddy Long, who was released earlier this week along with several other names. A LONG RUN FOR TEDDY Thank you Teddy Long. Thank you for being so good, for so long, at so many  Continue Reading »

The following video, features the 40th edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators John “Bradshaw” Layfield and Michael Cole. This week’s episode features appearances from Teddy Long, Aksana, Hornswoggle, Renee Young, Josh Mathews, Kaitlyn and Wade Barrett.

The following video, features the 37th edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators John “Bradshaw” Layfield and Michael Cole. This week’s episode features appearances from Cody Rhodes, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, a clean-shaven Wade Barrett, Mark Henry and The Miz.

The following video features the 34th edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators John “Bradshaw” Layfield and Michael Cole. This week’s show features appearances from The Miz, Renee Young, Teddy Long, former WWE ring announcer Eden Stiles and more, while JBL & Cody Rhodes finally decide to duel.

The following video features the 32nd edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators Michael Cole and John “Bradshaw” Layfield. This week’s episode features appearances from Paul Heyman, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk and Big E Langston.

The following video, features the 24th edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators John “Bradshaw” Layfield and Michael Cole. This week’s episode features appearances from The Big Show, England & London Irish rugby star Alex Corbisiero, as well as the crowning of the first-ever WWE Superstar Search winner.

The following video, features the 22nd edition of The JBL & Cole Show, hosted by WWE commentators John “Bradshaw” Layfield and Michael Cole. This week’s episode features appearances from Booker T, Teddy Long, and Oakland Athletics’ Josh Reddick, while Yoshi Tatsu, Justin Gabriel and Damien Sandow (replacing Daniel Bryan) face off in the finals of  Continue Reading »