Category: pro-wrestling

I decided to write up a partial review just on the two War Games matches themselves. I really didn’t care for the other matches enough to want to sit down and watch them, although I did read that Nakamura beat poor LA Knight for the US Title. I might talk about that later but I…

There’s a new series on YouTube produced by the people who made the Dark Side of the Ring, talking about the death of WCW. Part of it revolves around the question, who? Listening to one of the Jim Cornette podcasts, I overheard Brian Last actually a different but possibly more pertinent question, “What killed WCW?”…

It took me a few days to digest the news of Vince McMahon being truly gone this time around from the WWE. The initial announcement of him retiring a few years ago prior to the TKO/Endeavor deal/merger felt more shocking than this one. But my quote for the situation that occurred in recent days over…

Just when you think the WWE is back on top, numerous issues rear their ugly heads. You have CM Punk returning and getting injured again, Vince McMahon’s #MeToo scandal becoming a huge issue that caused him to get kicked out permanently and the Rock returning as the possible savior by becoming a key figure in…

I saw this topic come up over on Reddit and decided to put some thoughts down. Although my overall interests has dwindled over the year and that I’m down to watching very short clips and perusing headlines, I still have a limited amount of interest towards pro-wrestling. Hence, why this might be a good topic…

I haven’t written anything about pro-wrestling for a while just out of sheer frustration with the products. That said, the WWE is still leagues better at this stage than what AEW has devolved into. Any hope of AEW establishing themselves as a serious competitor to the WWE was dashed when Tony Khan allowed CM Punk…

According to the current rumor mill (i.e. Meltzer, Sapp), it seems like AEW is negotiating to buy out the rest of CM Punk’s contract. From various accounts, supposedly AEW is anti-Punk. Already, Punk’s mentor/trainer Ace Steel has been reported to be gone. So the question becomes, what does this mean for AEW and CM Punk?

They always say hindsight is 20/20. Well, with the way the year has gone since AEW’s first Arthur Ashe Stadium show in 2021, we can see how AEW has steadily declined over the year as a result of poor booking that probably was due to a mix of promises and lack of understanding on Tony…