WRESTLING BOOM

We all know that Raw has a stacked roster, one which consists mostly of brawling big-guys, and is overflowing with talent in which their full potential is yet to be unlocked, and despite putting in consistently solid efforts night in a night out, some talents don't seem to be heading anywhere other than into the trash can outside the arena.  The likes of Seth Rollins, Braun Strowman, and Brock Lesnar get praise for whatever they do, whether a success or not, yet when you look just down the card, at those stuck in the middle, it is hard not to want to put one of the lesser talents in the main event simply for their work ethic.  I mean, we all want to see Curtis Axel beat the living daylights out of Brock Lesnar right? Here are 5 Raw superstars that deserve a push....Now! 5)  Bobby Roode Bobby Roode was one of the most decorated wrestler outside of the WWE having held the TNA World, and Tag Team Titles on several occasions and, had done pretty well for himself since hitting

Let me start this article, or mini debate, by saying that I love wrestling, and I know it sounds obvious, by I really do LOVE it, whether it be WWE's over-the-top antics, NJPW's ongoing faction wars, or a RevPro instant classic.  For the many years I have been watching wrestling I have been swarmed by the likes of WWE, Impact, and ROH, and being British myself, I can't quite get over the fact that British wrestling has never, to this day, been given the respect it so rightfully deserves.  So, today, I'm going to give my argument as to why you SHOULD watch British wrestling in 2019. British wrestling, over the years, has been victim to a perception that it can't quite measure up to the American scene, however over the past few years we have been living in a revolution, a revolution that has witnessed British wrestling promotions go from small time town-hall entertainment acts to big-time sporting attractions, performing in front of a worldwide audience.  When y

Last night WWE presented the 32nd annual Survivor Series event live from the Staples Centre in Los Angeles where 21,000 fans witnessed Raw's mauling of Smackdown Live.  Going into the event both brands had seen viable success when it came to competing at Survivor Series events over recent years, however, this installment would be different.  Let's take a look at some of the matches, and review one of the most one-sided shows in brand versus brand history. For the Men's traditional Survivor Series match, Raw's Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Braun Strowman, Finn Balor, and Bobby Lashley, toppled Smackdown's much more exciting team of The Miz, Shane O'Mac, Rey Mysterio, Samoa Joe, and Jeff Hardy.  With the teams looking pretty even on paper, the fans much expected the contest to be even throughout, however, this was not the case, as after Joe, Balor, and Ziggler had been eliminated, and all was looking strong for the Blue Brand, Smackdown would be receive 4 consec

This week has been a big one for the wrestling world as Crown Jewel took place, in an event that was highly anticipated yet highly disappointing, Britain's biggest promotion launched an app set to revolutionize its future, and NJPW's Power Struggle took place just over 24 hours ago. Here are this weeks headlines in the News! Return of the Mac : At WWE's controversial Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia, the World Cup finals took place to cement one superstar as the best of the best, the only problem was that the said superstar was Shane O'Mac.  O'Mac wasn't initially in the tournament but shimmied his way into the final against Dolph Ziggler, and went on to win the match. This is a pathetic attempt to gain attention by WWE, especially on a show that featured the Brothers of Destruction, DX. And Brock Lesnar in the highest profile matches.  As the reliance on the old guard continues, so will the negative backlash from the fans! Injured Game:   At C