What happens out in the lots, stays out in the lots.
This week’s Dynamite finds us on the heels of the Full Gear and dealing with the repercussions of several feuds evolving or ending. Before jumping into Dynamite, here’s my quick thoughts on how Full Gear played out: –-The Young Bucks vs. Santana & Ortiz: A hell of a match to start the show. Santana & […]
In the world of professional wrestling, the “go-home” show (the last televised show before a pay-per-view) is used to help entice PPV buys, building feuds to a fever pitch before finally (hopefully) giving fans the payoff. So, with Full Gear coming on Saturday, November 9th, did this week’s Dynamite deliver on that promise? Well, that […]
Back in the glory days of WCW, the Halloween Havoc PPV was seen by those in the company as their biggest show (even if Starrcade was often treated as the bigger deal externally as the last big show of each year). Given how fascinated the execs of AEW are with old school WCW, I found […]
Going into this week’s AEW Dynamite show, there were a few big questions that needed answering, based on the build from the last few shows. First, as the highest profile match on the card, will the actual Moxley vs. PAC match justify giving away a pay-per-view main event quality bout for free on just the […]
With the Winter Olympics now wrapped up, I would like to make a proposal that, on its face, might sound absurd: Professional wrestling should be made an Olympic sport.
Over the past couple of years tag team wrestling has reemerged as major focal point in the landscape of pro wrestling with teams like The New Day, Usos and Young Bucks. Hopefully there will continue to be some accountability of the brass to plug some storyline into a once lost art.
Worldwide, the level of in-ring work in professional wrestling in 2017 was as good as it’s ever been.
No rules, no holds barred, bring out the foreign objects, and extreme measures were taken. This countdown has a special place in my heart due to the fact most of it is made up of ECW originals. The original Extreme Championship Wrestling was more than just the third string quarterback to WCW and WWF. Not to say […]
The WWE Championship has an illustrious 54 year history dating back to 1963 when Buddy Rogers was crowned the first ever WWF World Heavyweight Champion.