The babyfaces won the War Games, the graphic was flashed and it was the end of Survivor Series… Or so we thought. Hell Froze Over. In a moment of pure professional wrestling surrealism, Triple H and CM Punk had the stopped the clocks within the WWE Universe and caught lightening in a bottle. The arena erupted and the internet broke as ‘Cult of Personality’ hit … Continue reading CM Punk: ‘Back Home’ | My Thoughts|
It is almost a year to the day that Vince McMahon stepped down after an internal investigation concerning serious sexual harassment allegations and other investigations into paying former employees a huge lump sum of money to keep quiet about affairs and other predatory behaviour. The disgraced former WWE CEO tweeted out, ‘At 77 time for me to retire. Thankyou, WWE Universe. Then. Now. Forever as … Continue reading Triple H: A Year in Review
Introduction to the IMPACT. Founded by Jeff and Jerry Jarrett, voiced by Mike Tenay, Don West and Jeremy Borash, with the art of professional wrestling crafted inside of a six-sided ring situated in the IMPACT Zone and with TNA soon becoming legal to drink within its own country, I think it’s time to celebrate the legacy and longevity of Total Nonstop Action as we … Continue reading The Legacy and Longevity of TNA IMPACT Wrestling.
Introduction & History A never-ending series of long-term, well thought-out and compelling storylines involving a fictious cast of over-the-top characters forever bounded feuds over romance, trauma, or pretty much anything. Are we talking about WWE or Coronation Street? After browsing both a WWE 50 year annual and a 60 years of Coronation Street book, I have come to conclusion that they are indeed one of … Continue reading The Corelation Between Professional Wrestling & Soap Operas |WWE X Coronation Street|
.Dean Ambrose debuted in WWE at Survivor Series 2012 as a part of The Shield, who were revealed as mercenaries for then WWE champion CM Punk. The Hounds of Justice left their mark on WWE and then some, becoming one of the companies’ top stables and one of the most influential groups in the sport’s history taking over the industry even over a decade later. … Continue reading How Dean Ambrose Died a Death, and Jon Moxley Survived, Revived and Thrived
The Wrestle Express 