E-C-Dud! E-C-Dud! The Match ECW Never Wanted You To See (And Probably Never Will)

Brian Damage

There is a long line of pro wrestling matches that were booked that seemed great on paper, but never delivered when executed. I immediately think back to such “classics” as the Dog Kennel match in the WWE or how about WCW’s Chamber of Horrors match. There are several others that we could easily name from the big promotions, but what about ECW?

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This Week in Wrestling 2019 Week 20

Craig Wilson and Brian Damage

It’s Saturday so time for the latest installment of ’This Week in Wrestling’, the 20th of 2019. Today, Craig talks about the rumours in the UK of WWE leaving Sky while Brian discusses if Vince McMahon Jr is starting to lose it and shares all the best wrestling content from this week.

Opening the Capone Vault: Who the Heck Was Psycho Capone in the WWF?

Brian Damage

Few things scream old-school wrestling to the same extent as a jobber. Some guys are memorable,
and even well-known, others faded into obscurity. It is one of the latter we focus on today: former WWF jobber, one Psycho Capone

Sunday Sermon: Has the WWE botched the Superstar Shake-up

Craig Wilson, Brian Damage and Benjamin Trecroci

So, we’re just two weeks into the superstar shakeup and moves have been undone and names changed. So, has this year’s been botched? That’s the focus of this latest Sunday Sermon.

Sunday Sermon: The Rest of 2019 in the WWE

Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow, Benjamin Trecroci and Padraic Toolan

With WrestleMania in the book and the superstar shakeup in the bag, for all intents and purposes, we are at a new season for the WWE. In today’s Sunday Sermon, the team discuss who they want to see prosper in the year ahead.

Sunday Sermon: WWE WrestleMania 35 and Beyond

Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow Padraic Toolan and Benjamin Trecroci

With WrestleMania 35 in the bag and the typically action-packed post-mania episodes of Raw and Smackdown, in today’s Sunday Sermon the team look back and see what the WWE got right and what it got wrong.

Sunday Sermon: Ronda Rousey vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch at WrestleMania 35

Craig Wilson, Jamie Lithgow, Brian Damage, Benjamin Trecroci and Padraic Toolan

While next Sunday we’ll preview and predict WrestleMania 35, as is typical on the day of a pay-per-view, in today’s Sunday Sermon we look at the announcement that a triple match pitching Raw women’s champion Ronda Rousey against Smackdown women’s champion Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch will close the show.