By ALEX MARVEZ, Scripps Howard News Service

Marvez: Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff team up at TNA Wrestling

It's 1994 all over again.

At least that's what TNA Wrestling is hoping after signing deals this week with Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff.

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Alex Marvez's weekly look at professional wrestling

It's 1994 all over again.

At least that's what TNA Wrestling is hoping after signing deals this week with Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff.

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Marvez: A talk with Irv Muchnick, author of new book on Benoit case

World Wrestling Entertainment star Chris Benoit undoubtedly killed his wife and 7-year-old son before committing suicide in June 2007.

Whether the police and WWE properly handled the aftermath isn't so clear-cut.

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Marvez: A.J. Styles psyched up about big gig against Sting

Earlier this decade, a minor World Championship Wrestling performer named Allen Jones was eating a backstage meal when one of the industry's top stars sat at the same table.

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Marvez: An insightful look at the world of 'Playboy' Gary Hart

Playboy" Gary Hart's pro-wrestling resume is a beauty.

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Marvez: One-time WWE employee on his new book about pro wrestling

Is pro wrestling real?

A new book by Larry Matysik tries to answer a question that is more complex than it seems.

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Marvez: Jeff Hardy's arrest another embarrassment for WWE

Incorporating a performer's personal demons into a story line is tacky even by pro-wrestling standards -- and World Wrestling Entertainment now has even more egg on its face by doing so.

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Alex Marvez's weekly look at professional wrestling

Pam and Robert Allyn kept their word.

Gordon Solie's daughter and son-in-law promised the legendary pro wrestling announcer that two books he wanted to write would be published after his death in July 2000. Nine years later, the project is finished.

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Marvez: 'Taz' jazzed up about color-commentator gig

Pete "Taz" Senerchia knows all about being the underdog.

At 5-foot-8 and 250 pounds, Senerchia overcame size limitations to become an Extreme Championship Wrestling star in the 1990s. He parlayed that success with a smaller promotion into a decade-long World Wrestling Entertainment stint as a grappler and then announcer after retiring from the ring in 2002.

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