Essentially a Waste of Time
If the WWE ever wanted to prove that their Smackdown fans were secondary to the watchers of RAW, they proved it this past Friday. Replaying […]
Professional Wrestling
Say it Ain’t Ho
A lot happened this week on Raw, but that doesn’t necessarily mean anything good. While the return of the Undertaker and Triple H and their […]
Missing Pieces, Wasted Chances
Aside from Ric Flair turning his back on Fourtune and Mr. Anderson giving his Mic Check finisher on Eric Bischoff and intensifying his feud with […]
The Artist and His Life’s Work
During his controversial, but iconic career in professional wrestling, which spanned over two decades, Bret Hart kept an audio diary. One day he hoped to […]
Through the Fire and Flames of WCCW
It’s a safe argument to make that the average wrestling fan hasn’t the slightest clue what the Von Erich family meant to professional wrestling or […]
The Great One is Back
Just when you were at your boiling point, after a horrible Divas championship match, after The Miz somehow cleanly beat a much more talented Daniel […]
Too Many Babyfaces, So Little Time
With TNA forced to rewrite their big “they†angle, they [no pun intended, well maybe] were left with three extra babyfaces on their roster in […]
Wasted Opportunities
The only thing worse than having a 60-year-old challenge for the most important title in the industry is having the Chairman of the most important […]
A Blessing in Disguise?
With Kevin Nash now in the WWE, Booker T on hiatus [from the ring at least, he was a guest commentator last night on Smackdown] […]
Jericho’s Lions Roar Just Loud Enough
Chris Jericho’s autobiography “A Lion’s Tale,” co-written with Peter Thomas Fornatale misses the mark at times not because of what is said during the course […]
When Lower-Mid-Carders Just Want to Dance
If you thought the WWE’s tag team division was a disaster after you saw Santino Marella defeat Husky Harris, who has 150 pounds on him, […]