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Few people have had as memorable a career as Ric Flair as he’s collected nearly accolade possible. But this day in wrestling history is slightly different as June 1, 1991 marked the end of an era in more ways than one. Jim Herd experience…
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So, I just rode past the Vault and “Into the Vault 1996” has been greenlit. While I’m getting that together and seeing what was already covered in 1996, let’s stop by the Wrestling Salvage Yard real quick. We’ve got a tough one here in…
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With the victory, Taichi moved on to face Sanada on July 2nd in the quarter-final round.
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A tag team title match weeks in the making, Best Friends Trent & Chuck Taylor will finally get their chance to become the AEW Tag Team Champions. They have to beat arguably the best unit in the company however, that being Kenny Omega…
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When the Demon Balor first came to NXT. It was amazing and was something truly different and showed how smart Fin Balor was in the world of wrestling. From forming the Bullet Club to creating one of the most entertaining personas…
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Yoshi-Hashi also showed that he is planning to make the most out of his 2020 New Japan Cup opportunity, and did not relent.
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On a PPV level card like the first night of Fyter Fest, something like Private Party vs. Santana & Ortiz stands out. It's a match with lower stakes, no major rivalary, and frankly not as much hype as the rest of the card that surrounds…
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Since becoming TNT Champion, Cody Rhodes has welcomed all comers to try and take the title from around his waist. He's beaten Lance Archer to win the title, then notched defenses against Jungle Boy, Ricky Starks, and Marq Quen in the…
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At AEW Double Or Nothing, Hikaru Shida finally made it to her rightful spot at the top of the AEW Women's division, beating down Nyla Rose in a fantastic No Holds Barred match to become champion. But sometimes winning the championship is…
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At AEW Double Or Nothing, the show was stolen by Jungle Boy & MJF going at it in a grudge match. The two bright young stars proved they are the future of the company, and that future could be sooner than some think. They will meet again…
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