Brian Damage
Rumors are rumors but facts are facts! Here is another piece that delves into the most useless facts about pro wrestling. Some you may know, others not so much. Either way, sit back, read and learn something that you’ll never need to know in your whole entire life. Continue reading
Brian Damage, Earl Marx, Benjamin Trecroci and Craig Wilson
Tonight WWE Smackdown Live hosts its exclusive ‘Money in the Bank 2017’ event. This year, in addition to the men’s ladder match there is the historic first ever women’s MiTB contract match. Today on the blog we preview those two matches and the entire card. Continue reading
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage and Jamie Lithgow
It’s Money in the Bank time and we find out who the WWE want to carry the briefcase in either the short or long time. Kevin Owens, Cesaro, Dean Ambrose, Sami Zayn, Chris Jerico and Alberto Del Rio will fight it out for a title shot at their chosen time. Elsewhere, Seth Rollins faces Roman Reigns for the WWE titles, the tag titles are on the line in a fatal four way and more. Today we share our thoughts and predictions. Continue reading
Craig Wilson, Jamie Lithgow and Brian Damage
Next Sunday we’ll have Money in the Bank 2016. On the day we’ll preview and predict the show. As a bit of a pre-preview, in today’s Sunday Sermon we discuss who could win and who should win the Money in the Bank match featuring Alberto Del Rio, Chris Jericho, Cesaro, Kevin Owens, Dean Ambrose & Sami Zayn. Continue reading
Brian Damage
Throughout the history of pro wrestling bookers and promoters have always tried to come up with new, creative and innovative ideas to generate interest in their product. Some ideas have not only succeed but flourished. Others were DOA from the get go. Then there are those ideas which initially were innovative but for various reasons faded away. This latest ‘Great Ideas That Didn’t Last’ looks at one of those. Namely the WWE return of Matt Hardy. Continue reading
Brian Damage
For many the halcyon days of WWE were the much vaunted Attitude Era when a whole host of superstars became household names as some 20million watch wrestling week in week out. What is less remembered is the era that followed it: the Ruthless Aggression Era. Today we look at that era and the superstars it created.
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Jamie Lithgow, Craig Wilson & Kenneth Richardson
For the first time in the history of the Money in the Bank ladder match, the victor will leave with the gold. In the second of two ladder matches on the show 8 superstars will vie for the chance to become the new WWE Champion. Elsewhere, another ladder will see a superstar leave with a contract to face the new champion, the tag champions put the title on the line and more.
Today on the blog we share our predictions and thoughts on Money in the Bank 2014.
