Jamie Lithgow and Padraic Toolan
Last week we looked at our favourite wrestling catchphrases. This week we shall try to balance the universe by doing the exact opposite and discussing our Top Five worst wrestling catchphrases instead. Prepare yourself, there are some real stinkers on these lists!
Jamie Lithgow, Brian Damage, Benjamin Trecroci and Amerigo Diehl
There are certain boxes a top wrestler has to tick, certain attributes they must possess; in-ring talent, charisma, ‘the right look’, flashy finishing move and of course; a cool catchphrase. Today the team discuss their favourite one-liners with their Top Five wrestling catchphrases.
Padraic Toolan
Today we are pleased to welcome our newest contributor Padraic Toolan. In his intro piece, ahead of future contributions, he shares how he got into following the world of professional wrestling. You can also check out his own blog here. Continue reading
Jamie Lithgow, Brian Damage, Benjamin Trecroci and Amerigo Diehl
Today the team discuss a glaring omission from our Top 5 series. With the recent reuniting of The Shield in WWE, Bullet Club splitting down the middle in New Japan and the New Day still going strong, today we look at our Top Five favourite stables, past and present.
Jamie Lithgow
Music has been a massive part of the wrestling industry for nearly 40 years. From WWE teaming up with MTV during the Rock n’ Wrestling era to the The Fabulous Freebirds popularising the use of entrance music in WCCW. In today’s Top Five we take a look at one area where licensed music is still widespread, even in WWE; pay per view theme songs.
Craig Wilson
Let’s go old school with our first ‘Coliseum Classics Review’, looking at the told tapes recently uploaded onto the WWE Network, taking in Bret Hart’s best matches up until 1993, when this video came out. Continue reading
Jamie Lithgow, Brian Damage, Benjamin Trecroci & Amerigo Diehl
Go deep because in today’s Top Five the team are armchair quarterbacking all over the place. The premise is simple; if you were somehow even more powerful than Vince McMahon and the USA Network combined, what are the top five changes you would make to WWE programming?
