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For as long as I’ve been HIV positive, I’ve been a wrestling fan. But after last week, I’m pretty sure I know where I stand in WWE’s eyes.

Released 25 years early, Michael Johnson made national headlines for a trial that raised issues of racism, homophobia and HIV disclosure.

Michael Johnson sentenced for infecting one man with HIV and putting four others at risk. Activists call the sentencing ’barbaric.’

Jurors in Missouri recommended at least 30 years for Michael Johnson, a college wrestler found guilty on five counts of HIV-related charges.

College wrestler Michael Johnson was charged with attempting to recklessly infect another with HIV. His trial begins May 11 in Missouri.

Twitter rumors of his death shove the former pro wrestler and current HIV/AIDS advocate back into the spotlight.

After being found guilty of 12 counts of felony sexual assault in 2011, former pro wrestler Andre Davis has been sentenced to 32 years.

He was found guilty of 14 counts of felony sexual assault.

He has been indicted by a grand jury on eight additional felony assault charges for allegedly having sex with women and not disclosing

One mistake in a match injures one or two people, but one mistake on the mic could prove physically harmful to many outside of the ring.

If I’d been booking wrestling matches then the “Hot Rod” Rowdy Roddy Piper and Brutus Beefcake would have been a tag team.

Shawn Decker reunites with his pro wrestler hero—and goes to the mat for HIV.

Some months ago I posted a fanciful blog in which I challenged Ric and Mike Huckabee to a steel cage match

Christmas is over. The holiday sweater vest has been shelved, though the Christmas tree will definitely fight to keep its spot into January.

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