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Author: M. Swift
Swift is a fan of old school wrestling, lucha libre, and puroresu. When he's not writing about wrestling he's usually writing about gaming and metal music. His favorite wrestlers includes Jun Kasai, Bobby Eaton, and Dr. Wagner Jr.
Amanda Bynes Believes a Reboot of “What I Like About You” is “A Great Idea”, Down to Work with the Cast Again
Amanda Bynes is “very interested” in getting back on TV via a revival of her sitcom What I Like About You. The show was very popular in the early 2000s and was one of the shows that established The WB’s focus on the younger demographics prior to its rebranding as The CW. Amanda Bynes Believes a Reboot of “What I Like About You” is “A Great Idea” and Would Love to Work with the Cast Again In speaking with TMZ, Bynes said that she believes “it’s a great idea to reboot the show” but she has brought it up to co-stars…
Britney Spears Isn’t Rushing to a Concert Residency Any Time Soon Following Las Vegas Trip with Fiancé and Agent
While Resorts World Las Vegas put on quite the welcome for Britney Spears, the singer says she has no plans to do another residency, according to TMZ. It’s easy to see how the buzz could ramp up quickly. Spears was in Las Vegas with her fiancé, Sam Asghari, and Cade Hudson–her good friend and agent. So, she’s famous and well-known—in the news every week—and she just pops up in Vegas with an agent who everyone knows is an agent. Yeah, speculation of a residency is reasonable but not at this point with so much that has happened in her…
Kanye West Jumps on New XXXTentacion Track and Talks About Kim Kardashian Controlling His Time with Their Kids
After a very brief period of silence from Kanye West—it was a couple of weeks—the Grammy Award-winning rapper returns. Not only is he back but he’s not pleased with how his children with Kim Kardashian are being raised and the time he gets to spend with them. Kanye West Jumps on New XXXTentacion Track and Talks About Kim Kardashian Controlling His Time with Their Kids Kanye joins the late XXXTentacion on the new single “TrueLove” which dropped on Thursday, May 25, 2022. The new tune touches on relationships and the trouble that comes with them. Both rappers were involved in…
We’re wrapping things up for WWE in 1998 with WWE Rock Bottom: In Your House! The Best of WWE Rock Bottom: In Your House The striptease match saw Jeff Jarrett and Goldust go at it in a rock-solid contest that relied more on their experience and strong fundamentals than speed and excitement. It had a pace and chemistry between the two competitors that simply worked. Mankind finally gets involved in some World title gold as he takes on The Rock! The only issue is that he can only win by submission. As we all know, Foley isn’t even known to…
Nowadays, a missed spot is something that was intended but was skipped over for whatever reason. Maybe the positioning wasn’t right or the time for that moment has passed. A blown spot is something entirely different and unfortunate. Do You Remember These Counter Spots in WWE? Then you have something that exists in the middle. It’s a part of a superstar’s routine, so we always expect it. This leans towards being a botched spot but it’s intentionally botched or interrupted. Do you remember these three spots in WWE? Stone Cold Steve Austin and His Piledriver There was a time when…
WCW Starrcade and the MCI Center in Washington, D.C have always gone together for some reason. Anyway, the venue welcomed the 1998 edition which featured Kevin Nash getting his shot at Goldberg’s World title. The Best of WCW Starrcade 1998 This is a single match entry as Billy Kidman defending his Cruiserweight title against Rey Mysterio Jr and Juventud Guerrera kicked Starrcade 1998 off on a high note. You know what to expect from cruiserweight matches that end up in “The Best” pile, folks: a great pace, high athleticism, and lots of excitement. Kidman would hold on to his title…
Once, Bobby Heenan said he didn’t have a “stable” and that it was a place for “inbred horses”. Instead, Heenan had a family. Looking at throwback WWE and this applied for both The Heenan Family and Jimmy Hart’s First Family incarnations. If you watch late 80s-early 90s WWE, you’ll notice that at times there was no…rhyme or reason to these factions’ rosters. Meanwhile, a stable has some theme, common goal, or strong common link. The link isn’t simply the manager leading them–everyone has a specific role. Remember When There Were No Stables in WWE? Bobby Heenan had an assortment of talents…
The World Health Organization is Currently Investigating 50 Monkeypox Cases in the U.S, Canada, Australia, and Europe…More Reports Expected
Monkeypox is building up steam as another 50 suspected cases are being looked at by the World Health Organization. So far, the U.S, Canada, Australia, and nine countries in Europe are being investigated. While rare, the virus is common in West and Central Africa where it has resulted in death in a small percentage of those infected. The World Health Organization is Currently Investigating 50 Monkeypox Cases in the U.S, Canada, Australia, and Europe…More Reports Expected Europe has reported a number of cases in Belgium, France, Germany Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, and the UK. As we head into the…
It’s time for WCW World War 3 1998 from its final home of Auburn Hills. The event was there for the 1997 edition as well. While we have the World War 3 match, the main event is DDP defending the U.S title against Bret Hart. There’s no World title match here as the battle royal is for a shot at that belt. Also, WCW is running with a snug eight-match card—perfect. The Best of WCW World War 3 1998 In the fourth match of the show, we had a Cruiserweight title bout as Billy Kidman defended the title against Juventud…
WWE Survivor Series 1998 was more of an audacious show than an ambitious one. That’s purely down to the “Deadly Game” tournament and the error of running it on pay-per-view when most of the matches were lousy. The Best of WWE Survivor Series 1998 Mankind taking on Stone Cold in the semifinals of the tournament was a blessing for this card. If you’ve seen the results and the card overall, you’d know that it took a while to get to a pretty good match. We’re talking fifteen matches in. This one had a good pace, it didn’t need too much…
