WWE Clash at the Castle 2024 Review
WWE held another international PLE, this time in Scotland for the first time in company history with Clash at the Castle. Five championship matches took place inside OVO Hydro. The crowd was good. Every match served its purpose with some…
The Resurgence of Drew McIntyre
Drew McIntyre came to WWE as the chosen one and eventually got fired. This allowed him to reinvent himself in the Indies, which again caught the eyes of WWE, who re-signed him. After working his ass off, winning the Royal…
WWE Summerslam 2021 Review: Not the Hottest Party of The Summer
The world of pro wrestling has had its share of moments recently. From mass layoffs to Nick Khan’s ambitious plans for the future, to the much-anticipated return of the voice of the voiceless, CM Punk on AEW: Rampage in Chicago,…
WWE Wrestlemania 37 Review: An “Almost” Satisfying Experience
Quite honestly, I wasn’t very optimistic about Wrestlemania this year. The booking was all over the place, and a lot of things didn’t necessarily make sense. However, as history suggests, badly booked Wrestlemanias often yielded some amazing moments, and this…
Royal Rumble 2021: Return of The Prodigal Son and the Rise of The EST
What I love about the Royal Rumble is that you can always tune in for a good time. You don’t have to be in the know when it comes to the latest storylines or the characters, but you’d still be…
Survivor Series Was an Action-packed Show With Great Highs and Terrible Lows
There’s something special about the Survivor series every year. It’s refreshing to take a break from traditional feuds, and enjoy some good-old brand warfare for a few weeks. However, everything depends on the booking. Survivor series this year had two…
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