These days, Val Venis is largely remembered for his run with WWE, as well as his love for weed, conspiracy theories, and getting thrown off Twitter for some of his more outlandish claims. But before ...

It's been an eventful week for the name "Val Venis," and not necessarily because of anything Sean Morley, the performer who used the name in WWE for many years, has done. Over the past few days, ...

Thank you Street Profits for bringing us a segment that allowed for Val Venis’s theme to be played on TV for the first time in over a decade. #RAW ...

A number of pro wrestling figures recently celebrated and offered support for the International Transgender Day of Visibility, which came on March 31. Former WWE star Val Venis (real name Sean Morley) ...

Hello ladies! Unless you're on Twitter, in which case: goodbye! Former WWE Superstar Val Venis has officially left the social media platform in favor of conservative outlet Gab in order to avoid ...

After retired pro-wrestler Val Venis criticized World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) star Cody Rhodes for supporting a young transgender fan, social media commenters reminded Venis that he too had many ...

“Helllloooooo, ladies!” Val Venis made it very clear who he came to WWE to impress in the late 1990s. Hailing from Las Vegas, The Big Valbowski set out to bring his own unique brand of sin to the ...

Sean Waltman continues to keep a close eye on New Japan's Bullet Club. “I'm a big Bullet Club fan,” said Waltman. “I'm flattered that they were inspired by us. They took our recipe, like the Young ...

Sean Morely, better known in pro wrestling circles as Val Venis, a star performer during WWE’s Attitide Era, now runs a marijuana dispensary in Mesa, Ariz., called Health for Life. The 47-year-old ...

Warning: A parade of World Wrestling Entertainment idiocy and grotesquery follow as we look at the most insane WWE moments of all time. From Mae Young's hand baby, to Katie Vick and Val Venis getting ...