Why Cody Rhodes works so well as a Babyface in WWE
April 22, 2022. Wrestlemania 38. Seth Rollins is standing in the ring, waiting for his opponent who Vince McMahon handpicked. Lights go off. The whole AT&T Stadium turns black. And the music starts. “Wrestling has more than one royal family”.…
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…
Why Wrestlemania 35 was Satisfying from Start to Finish
Looks like I will have to eat my words. Wrestlemania 35 is not only better than last year, but it’s also, probably, the most consistently entertaining Mania show since Wrestlemania XXX in New Orleans. WWE made the most of a…
Wrestlemania 35 (Probably) Won’t Top Last Year. Here’s Why that Doesn’t Matter.
WrestleMania has come back to New York. Well it’s actually New Jersey, but you can’t blame marketing for trying to sell it as a NYC thing. Who in blue hell wants to see a Mania event in Jersey? (A lot…
How WrestleMania Has Changed in the Last Five Years
WrestleMania has changed a lot in the last five years. From the WWE Network to the dominance of Lesnar (and the stop-start push of Reigns), the WWE Universe has come a long way from 2014. WrestleMania XXX took place in…
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