Bianca Belair was billed to compete with Asuka for the Raw Women’s Championship to see if she could keep the title for a full year, since her current reign began at Wrestlemania 38.Arriving with an army of Comptonites (The young Divas of Compton dancers, that probably rode the Rosecrans route to get to the So-Fi… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: Wrestlemania 39 : Raw Women’s Championship Match »
With the Wrestlemania sign hanging high above the Alamodome it was go time for the women’s roster of WWE looking to start 2023 with a bang. The thirty-sixth Royal Rumble was in full succession from Texas the world over on January 28th beginning with a confident performance from reigning Raw Women’s Champion Bianca Belair against… Read More: #spEarz2DaStreetz : Royal Rumble 36 – Belair v. Bliss »
Atlanta, many consider the city the premier Chocolate City of today, so it only made sense that on a weekend dedicated to the memoriam of Martin Luther King Jr. that BattleSlam threw it’s latest event , “Battle Slam : Dream”, directly playing off of the speech that King Jr. was made famous for. A night… Read More: A Night Amongst The Atliens: BattleSlam: Dream »
In Blue Chip Boston, where an individuals ego can take up the size of entire sidewalks, I braved having my boots stepped and tripped on, the rudest of gestures, brown paper bags ripping, a hotel infested with bed bugs with a neighbor who must have been making love to a lummox and getting screamed on… Read More: #spEarz2DaStreetz : Survivor Series XXXVI »
A return to Riydah only meant another evening of stellar wrestling for WWE’s women’s division. Though only RAW was represented this Arabian night, “Crown Jewel 4” served up what could be played back by wrestling enthusiasts for years to come. Once storied rivals in the late twenty-tens, Alexa Bliss and Asuka somehow wrested the Tag… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: Crown Jewel IV »
AEW had to make up for the atrocity that was All Out IV. Broadcasted from the borough that gave the airwaves the real C-N-N, Grand Slam II had plenty to prove and by the final bell, AEW knocked it out the park. Hayter was not missed from All Out IV, but Shida definitely was. Still,… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: AEW Grand Slam II »
Broadcasted on the big screen and branded as AEW’s answer to Wrestlemania, All Out 2022 landed with a thud. The once prominent NXT tag champion, now going by Athena, was put into place to challenge Jade Cargill and end her so far undisputed TBS championship reign. Dressing in a return to her familiar gladiator garb,… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: AEW ALL OUT IV »
A triple threat was held on the usual PPV time slot during NXT World’s Collide – an event that has gained notoriety for top-notch wrestling in the past; but this Worlds Collide was perhaps the most important one within the noted events history, given that this year’s World’s Collide was used to unify both NXT… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: World’s Collide 2022 »
With thirty years away from the U.K., WWE returned back September second with Clash At The Castle. Of course the UK crowd was destined to show out, as is their custom to always be the most vocal , utilizing their own facet of British strongstyle – specifically with their cheers.Though this could be easily telegraphed,… Read More: WRESTLING REVIEW: Clash At The Castle »
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