Mike Mooneyham is the Assistant Sports Editor and Columnist at The Post and Courier. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including sports business and professional sports, providing insightful commentary and analysis. Mike's work has also been featured in NewsBreak.
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Mike Mooneyham's coverage focuses predominantly on professional wrestling, with an emphasis on local events and personalities. He shows a preference for profile features and event coverage related to wrestling, particularly historical events such as Starrcade '83.
Given his interest in profiling wrestling legends and providing event coverage, those within the industry or closely associated with it may find success reaching out to him. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary or context around significant moments in wrestling history would likely be well-received.
As Mike has a local focus on South Carolina and Charleston, pitches should consider how they relate to the local community or individuals connected to this area when reaching out with relevant stories about professional wrestling.
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Ivan Koloff, the late professional wrestler, found a higher purpose for life after going to a church revival with Nikita Koloff in North Carolina in 1995
By Mike Mooneyham Special to The Post and Courier This is the 14th part of a series on the legendary “Russian Bear” Ivan Koloff.
Bob Caudle, known as the ‘Voice of Mid-Atlantic Wrestling’ died at age 95. He was a staple of wrestling in the Carolinas and Virginia during the 1960s and ‘70s
By Mike Mooneyham Special to The Post and Courier Court Bauer liked what he saw when his Major League Wrestling promotion made its local debut last November at the Charleston Music Hall.
By Mike Mooneyham Special to The Post and Courier The following article was written by Charlie Thesz for publication in this newspaper.
Don Jardine became an instant main eventer in professional wrestling after changing his masked alias to The Super Destroyer in 1973.
By: Mike Mooneyham
This is the second part of a series that looks back at the career of the late Don Jardine, the man behind the hoods of two of the most successful
By Mike Mooneyham Special to The Post and Courier This is the third part of a series that looks back at the career of the late Don
