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 succeeded…but flourished. Others were DOA from the get go. Then there are those ideas which initially were innovative but, for various reasons, faded away. Those are the focus of this latest series of posts titled ‘Great Ideas That Didn’t Last’. Continue reading
Brian Damage
It’s Saturday and today we have ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 12th of 2020. Today Brian discusses our rekindled appreciation for pro wrestling in these troubled times and shares all the best wrestling content from this week. Continue reading
Brian Damage
As wrestling fans, we are all aware of Monday Night Raw and Friday Night Smackdown. They are WWE’s “A” and “B” shows respectively. While the two shows have seemingly flip flopped on importance in recent months, they are still the two main shows that set up angles, introduce new stars and hype upcoming pay per views. Before the inception of Raw and Smackdown, there were two other shows considered their A and B programs. Today, we look at the original A and B shows for the company…The Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling Challenge. Continue reading
Brian Damage
It’s Saturday and today we have ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 39th of 2019. Today Brian discusses the end of an era, as WWE ends the 26 year streak of Monday Night Raw being the “A Show.”. He also shares all the best wrestling content from this week. Continue reading
He stood 6ft 5in tall and weighed 245 pounds of pure muscle. He was signed by the WWE and had an up and down career for over four years before retiring. Today on the blog, we ask…’Whatever Happened to’ Tyler Reks?
Brian Damage
Today we have another standalone ‘Wrestling with Sin‘ piece, looking at the short-lived WWE run of Palmer Cannon and the fallout. Continue reading
Brian Damage
He was a British wrestler who was quickly signed by WWE after only three years as a professional. He would spend the next five years with the company until tragedy made him rethink his career path. Today we ask, ‘Whatever Happened To‘ Paul Burchill? Continue reading
