Phil Schneider is an Associate Editor for The Ringer and GQ Magazine. With a focus on professional wrestling and pop culture, Phil writes articles covering a range of topics including analysis of wrestling events, interviews with wrestlers, and discussions on the intersection of entertainment and sports.
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Phil Schneider's coverage predominantly revolves around professional wrestling, featuring match reviews, wrestler profiles, and event coverage. His articles often include exclusive content and profile features within the realm of sports entertainment.
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By: Kazeem Famuyide, David Shoemaker, Phil Schneider
From Swerve’s compelling character to Jon Moxley’s latest match with Orange Cassidy, the guys talk about it all!
By: Phil Schneider
World War II began in September 1939. But the reason the War lasted five and a half years were the policies of England, United States and Russia in the 6 years leading up to the outbreak of the War. Despite all of the tricks of the Nazi Party in Germany, they did not hide their ideology of the Germans being a master race, the Jews being vermin, and their goals of expansionism to the West and East of Germany. However, following the deep human cost in World War I, nearly every country was not anxious to get involved in a world conflict again. That natural inclination was correct.
By: Phil Schneider
Fritz Von Erich turned his federation—and his family—into a pro wrestling gold mine. This is the story of the impactful Texas promotion where a lot of A24’s upcoming film, ‘The Iron Claw,’ took place.
By: Phil Schneider, Adam Cheung, Calum Marsh, Jeremy Freed, Ali Finney
As Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White’s The Iron Claw climbs into the Oscar-season ring, we’re breaking down the best and worst performances in the only acting category where it makes sense to compare Oliver Platt, Alison Brie, and Mickey Rourke.
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By: Brian Waters
Phil Schneider also joins to talk about his 10 top matches of 2023
At the end of January, Okada will become the biggest free agent in the modern pro wrestling era. This is how he got to that moment, and what’s next for the Rainmaker.
By: David Shoemaker, Brian Waters, Kazeem Famuyide, Phil Schneider
David, Kaz, Brian, and Phil Schneider also cover Adam Copeland and Christian Cage’s street fight, Kazuchika Okada becoming the new AEW Continental Champion, Mercedes Mone’s opening promo on AEW Dynamite, and more
By: Phil Schneider
Skip to main content Stunt performer Luke Davis tells GQ that, for someone willing and eager to absorb bumps and bruises, his line of work
By: Phil Schneider
Thirty-five years ago, Terry Funk made a surprise return to the NWA, injuring Ric Flair and igniting one of the hottest pro wrestling feuds of the 1980s
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