My Top 5 Funniest LA Knight Promos.

 Intro.

In the words of the theme from The Sopranos I woke up this morning, and in my own variation I needed a laugh, So this got me thinking about the Megastar LA Knight ( for some reason ) and I remembered a load of times that he's made me laugh. So sit back, and prepare to piss yourself with pure laughter. Yes I am including his time as Eli Drake from the NWA and TNA Impact.

5. Your Girlfriend.

This one is a bit more recent, but it's a goog one. Him. Humberto, and Elektra Lopez, I'm not your Daddy, because the only person who can call me Daddy is your girlfriend YEAH.

4. Stooge.

Calling The Miz a Stooge, agh yes I'm not afraid to call a stooge, a stooge, you stooge YEAH.

3. 50 Yards With In A School.

My god this one cuts beneath the bone, but it's so funny. He told Grayson Waller that it loks like he's ready to have his school picture taken, but it looks like he's not allowed within 50 yards of a school. I loved this.

2. Dummy.

Impact Wrestling back in 2016 didn't give us many talking points, that was until this happened, and if you don't find the Youtube dummy compilation funny, then you're simply a dummy, enough said you dummy YEAH

1. Shoes Of A Champion.

Christmas time on NWA Power. New year, new goals, now what does that sound like Goals more like gold. Yeah. Don't ever change mr Knight.

AEW Collision Review 9.5.2025.

Timeless Toni Storm Segment.

Timeless Toni Storm doing a promo, from the box seats. I loved this, from sex talk, to calling out everyone in Womens division to come at her and fight for her belt, because she's timeless. Yes people I have a naughty mind. 

Paragon Segment.

The Grizzled Young Veterans want to batter the Paragon, and you know it. I'm here for it.

Ricochet vs Angelico.

This was a fun Match, that reminded of something from UK Independent scene. Ricochet got the win, and bullied Zack Gowen, who was sat in the crowd with his kids, by taking his leg off and walking away with it. Ok I guess.

8 Man Tag Match The Don Callis Family vs The Outrunners AR Fox and Bandido.

This was a fun Match, that was well engineered to garner hype, and was moulded together perfectly, and was a lot of fun. The Don Callis Family got the win.

Jon Moxley Video Promo.

Jon Moxley centred his own focus on Samoa Joe, in an excellent video promo. I liked this.

Anthony Bowens vs Lee Johnson.

Anthony Bowens, beat. Lee Johnson in what was a fun TV Match, and then had a nice time scissoring his dad Billy Gunn.

Gates Of Agony Segment

I like The Gates Of Agony, and I like Big Bill, and Bryan Keith, but which one's better, there's only one way to find out. Fiiiiiiiiiigggggght. Man this was awesome.

Kris Statlander vs Willow Nightingale.

This fell flat, and was a complete let down given the history both ladies have together. Marina Shafir got involved, and helped Statlander get the win. One other thing, is it me or is Wheeler Yuta starting to annoy me.

Skye Blue Vingnette.

Skye Blue is back next week. I like this, because Skye has had a rough time of it of late.

Konosuke Takeshita and Josh Alexander vs Alex Reynolds and Evil Uno.

I have a question for you guys. Who are The Dark Order in 2025? I mean really. Alex Reynolds and Evil Uno got wrecked here pretty quickly. I can't help but think that this was a complete waste of time.

Speedball Mike Bailey vs Dralistico 2.

Even though this fell into the void of being a TV Match, it was a good blend of styles that saw Bailey come away with the win.

Daniel Garcia vs Dax Harwood.

I liked this. From Daniel Garcia becoming his own version of the running man. Dax Harwood insulting the fans, and the fans giving it back to him, both men fighting it out in the fans, and Dax taking out his frustrations on Nigel Mcguinness, this led to the commentator snapping and heading to the ring, and attacking Dax causing the finish, and giving Garcia the win.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

This made for an interesting Friday morning. The show wasn't bad, it just felt strange watching it on a Friday, and not a Sunday evening. The action went from average to good, as the show just felt like filler.

This weeks AEW Collision is a mid 7/10

 

 AEW Dynamite Review 8.5.2025.

Hangman Adam Page Segment.

Once again i'm skipping the intro, because this episode doesn't need an intro. The echoes of good vs bad were played here to perfect execution. Hangman sold the look of confliction perfectly, he explained his actions from over the past few years, whilst stating that his chapter with Swerve Strickland is now closed, because this left him feeling nothing, and he doesn't know why, this is why he's putting his focus on Double Or Nothing, when he faces Will Osperay. This brought out the brit. Both men staired each other down, and Will spoke about how their counteracting worlds have now collided. He spoke about how this Match means the world to them, and getting the win would make Hangman smile again. This was a fascinating character piece, that delved into the world of how can they coexist, when the Don Callis Family got involved, adding an extra layer to this story. Will accidentally put his hand on Hangman. Next week the pair will face Konosuke Takeshita and Josh Alexander.

FTR Segment.

FTR, and Stokeley Hathaway then started threatening Tony Schiavone, and Tony wasn't having it. Go on Tony mate, they then also called out Daniel Garcia.

4 Way Womens Title Eliminator Match Timeless Toni Storm vs Penelope Ford vs Anna Jay vs Harley Cameron vs Thunder Rosa.

I liked this. From Thundertits reuniting. Megan Bayne coming out and wrecking everyone, and Penelope Ford getting kicked in the gooch. The physicality was decent, and I had fun watching this. Toni got the win.

The Hurt Syndicate Segment.

MVP adressed the fans, calling for all Tag Teams to step up to the champs, so step forward Top Flight, they cut a stereotypical babyface promo, and then got wrecked my MJF. Max then got in the face of Bobby Lashleys face, and said that he also hurts people. Bobby said next week he will let Max know if he's in or not.

The Elite Segment.

The Elite, meeting with The Deathriders. Yeah, it looks like this happened, more on these guys later.

Nick Wayne vs Christian Cage's Mate.

Nick Wayne, beat Rhyno, yes RHYNO, to retain his ROH TV Championship. Rhyno in our year of 2025. Cage walked out on his family in the aftermath by not putting the belt on his son.

Rush Segment.

Rush wants to kill Kevin Knight. Money makes people do funny things doesn't it.

The Young Bucks and Ricochet vs Mark Briscoe Speedball Mike Bailey and Swerve Strickland.

This was sensational, and arguably the best thing on the show. It was fast and fluent from the start, and it didn't let up. In the words of Metallica it was frantic. The Bucks and Ricochet got the win.

MJF And Will Osperay Segment.

Yes please. Yes please. Book this right now Tony. This was my favourite Match from last year, and I would love to see this again.

Renee Paquette Interviews Jamie Hayter.

This was fantastic. Jamie said that at Double Or Nothing she wants the real Mercedes, and not the brand. This led to an all out brawl, that came out on the stage, and the box area, this left me thinking, just what would those old men from The Muppets think. I liked this.

Willow Nightingale Segment.

Kris Statlander wants to be friends again with Kris Statlander, sing it with me. Why can't they be friends, why can't they be friends.

Kazuchika Okada vs Kevin Knight.

Like I said earlier. Money makes people do funny things. Rush attacked Kevin Knight. Knight and Okada then had a good Match filled with moments that made this a perfect assortment of Styles. Okada got the win with a rainmaker.

Samoa Joe vs Claudio Castagnoli.

I liked this. The Match played like a hard worked, well paced, clinical affair, Joe got the win by putting Claudio in the Clutch. The rest of the Deathriders came out, and were made to watch as Claudio got brutalised by Joe, in the same way Hook and Shibata were, basically saying an eye for an eye.

Overview of AEW Dynamite. 

I liked this broadcast. It may not have been a stand out akin to what the last few weeks have been, but this continued AEW's run of solid shows.

This weeks AEW Dynamite is a high 8/10.

My Top Favourite 5 UFC TUF Coaches.

 Intro.

What does it mean to be TUF? This was the same question that me and the UFC have asked over the years, there's the meaning of being there for your family, and then there's having the heart of a fighting champion. The UFC has been great over the years when it comes to cherry picking talent to go onto it's flagship show, and when it comes to the coaches that are picked, well sometimes they can be more entertaining than the fighters, here are a few of my faves.

5. Tito Ortiz.

Look. I love a good rivalry, and this man whilst on the show has had two, whilst in his coaching roles. Ken Shamrock season 3, and his old mate and longtime nemesis Chuck Liddell in season 11. I love both of seasons, and Tito's attitude and all round ability to stir the fighting pot always had feeling entertained.

4. Connor Mcgreggor.

I know that Connor is persona non grata at the moment due to legal reasons, as a coach on the Ultimate Fighter, he was a mixbag, his fighters may not have shone bright, but as an antagonistic entertainer. Mcgreggor was gold, from the time when he wound up Urijah Faber, to his back and forth shenanigans against Michael Chandler, as a coach Mcreggor was always worth the craic.

3. Quinton Rampage Jackson.

This guy was a terrible coach, but my god he was funny to watch. I can hear it now. Yo Rashad don't say nothing to me.

2. Michael Bisping.

My favourite seasons of The Ultimate Fighter were coached by this guy. Season 9 was UK vs USA in which he was pitted up against Dan Henderson, and so forth let the games begin, from both of Bispings guys in both of their weight classes becoming members of the at the time stacked UFC Lightweight, and Welterweight divisions, and in his second ago around he was paired against Jason Mayhem Miller, and this is by far my favourite my season of the show, their back and verbal, and near physical fights were hilarious. Bisping would then beat Mayhem in the coaches fight in the season finale, oh and another one of Bispings fighters won in the finale. Just saying.

1 Chuck Liddell.

This man is god, his time on this show as a coach needs to be studied in MMA Gyms. His coaching methods alongside his legendary coach John Hackleman, guided season 10's Court Mcgee to the main prize on the show, and on the 1st season of the show, saw 2 of his fighters join the UFC in different weight classes. Chuck was the man back in the day.

Monday Night Raw Review 6.5.2025

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Iyo Sky. Otis, and. Rusev were all seen showing up to the arena. These guys had a varied evenings.

Jey Uso Segment. 

I liked this. Jey acted like an arena steward showing fans to their seats as he walked through the fans, to a chorus of yeets. He gave the fans an encore, and got to business calling out Logan Paul, but what he got was Paul Heyman, and what came next was great. This played out like local theatre holding it's own production, as the themes of backwards loyalty, betrayal, and sabotage all played out to the masses, as Paul played the part of the puppet master, as he put the seed of doubt into Jeys head, this worked perfectly as Jey accepted a Match against Seth Rollins for his belt later on in the evening. Paul was seen backstage, and was gloating with his leader, and Bron Breakker, Paul was excellent through out this, as he played the part of the petchulant child who's had his sweets taken away with perfection.

Penta vs JD Mcdonagh.

I didn't like this. It felt very standard, and forgettable, from interruptions, and the appearance from Chad Gable, this was pointless.

Austin Theory vs Sheamus.

Nothing much to say here, other than Austin Theory got battered, and my word it was satisfying.

Becky Lynch Segment.

I liked this. Becky played the part of the victim, whilst the stating that us fans need to respect her, she called Bayley Rubbish, and likened Lyra Valkyria to recycling, because she wouldn't have anything if it wasn't for Becky. Lyra came out and listed Becky's achievements, and stated that she's not the first IC Womens Champion, and this is something that has eluded the man. Both ladies had a great promo dual, that led to both ladies brawling.

Roxanne Perez vs Iyo Sky.

I've seen some people online saying that this was just good, but I thought this was excellent. The exchanges were solid, and both ladies brought the best out of each other. Iyo got the win, and was then attacked by Giulia, after Roxanne showed a true moment of class.

Otis vs Rusev.

There's nothing more to say here, because Otis got wrecked by Rusev in what can only be described as a one sided beat down.

Gunther And Pat Mcafe Face To Face Segment.

I know this is a hot take, but I didn't hate this, both men had a solid segment. I know that Pat Mcafe comes across like the true definition of Marmite, but I love his energy. I feel that it's infectious to me. The Match on saturday screams comedy, but i'm fascinated to see it unfolds.

Seth Rollins vs Jey Uso WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

I loved this main event, thanks to the element of sheer chaos, and panic, that echoed around my brain as this unfolded, from the Interferences spots from Sami Zayn, and. Cm Punk. The fantastic exchanges, and well worked near falls, this was a fun way to end a weekly TV show. and a good tease for a potential trios Match later down the line.

Overview Of Monday Night Raw.

This was an all round decent broadcast, it wasn't perfect, but I had fun watching this at 7am in the morning.

This weeks Monday Night Raw is a solid 8/10.

 AEW Collision Review 5.5.2025.

Toni Storm vs Lady Frost.

I'm once again skipping the intro. Adam cole walked out at the beginning, and i'm not going to lie, at first I thought, were is he going, because he came out, and walked off, but he was going to the commentary desk, to join Tony Schiavone, and Nigel Mcguinness who were tucked away in the corner. The Match played out like a layered indie Match. complete with excellent lofi counteractions, and well placed near falls. Toni got the win, and then called out the entire womens division, and becoming not just the queen of my heart, but the queen of the boardwalk.

Jon Moxley Segment.

This would be the start of an episode series of middle of the road promos from Mox, he talked some nonsense, whilst taking aim at Samoa Joe, who answered this back later on.

Rush vs Sammy Guevara vs AR Fox vs Kevin Knight 100 000 Speedway Match.

I liked this. The Matches within the Match made this a worth while watch, the counteractions were solid, and the near falls aided the story of the Match. Sammy got the win, and now has more money than me. Oh well.

Megan Bayne vs Harley Cameron.

I'm not sure what to make of this, It just felt like something was missing from the match. It was very lofi, with good in match moments that sold the story. Bayne got the win, and was then attacked by a returning Anna Jay, complete with a 2 by 4.

Jon Moxley And Marina Shafir segment.

Jon Moxley, and. Marina Shafir, took away airtime from a Match, because they could. Jon answered back what Joe said from earlier. He played into Joes hands with the help of the fans, with a yeah chant. I liked this it felt vital, and needed, but it also highlights AEW's issues. Yes Mox has regained a bit of his believability, but at what cost?

The Outrunners Segment.

The Outrunners want to get their hands on Ropongi Vice, should Ropongi Vice be scared of a couple of lightning bolts? Well what do you think.

Josh Alexander vs Brody King.

I liked this. The Match was a solid slugfest, that moulded in with the pacing of the Match. Stylisticly this worked. The physicality played out like a well told film plotline, that had a bad ending. This ended in a time limit draw.

Crew Segment.

I don't know what you guys think of Lio Rush, and Action Andretti, but i'm not a fan of these as a tag team.

Max Castor Segment.

Max Castor got beaten by Daniel Garcia in under a minute, he's better than this. I met Max last year at the AEW All In fan meet up, and he could'nt have been nicer. I'm not a fan of Max's new character. Daniel Garcia then came out and called out FTR.

Gates Of Agony vs Rey Jazz and Goldie.

The Gates Of Agony wrecked these local Enhancement talents, and then had a fight with Big Bill, and. Bryan Keith, that saw Bryan take a bump onto the grill of an equipment truck. This was what it was.

FTR vs Paragon 2 out of 3 Falls.

I liked this. This was great, however the fans were dead for this, the physicalty was good, and the near falls played the part of the selling point of the Match. This was a fast paced run ride, that didn't let up. FTR got the win, and were then called out again by Daniel Garcia. This teased a potential Match between all three men in the near future.

Overview of AEW Collision.

This was a decent broadcast, that had it's flaws, but overall it was enjoyable.

This weeks AEW Collision is a solid 7/10.

My Top 5 Takeaways From UFC Fight Night Des Moines

         Intro.

25 years is a long time for a company to come back to a state, it's a bit like my favourite band Iron Maiden playing the Reading Festival in 1982, and not returning for 23 years, which was the first time I went to the festival. The UFC is no different in this case. This weekend the UFC came back to Des Moines, the last time the company was in this state was all the way back at UFC 27, which took place in the year 2000. Time is a funny thing, and this was a decent showing for the Vegas outlet. 

5. If You Hate Him Now.

Mason Jones owned Jeremy Stephens by unanamous decision. I felt bad for Stephens, but if i'm honest, he didn't perform very well in my opinion. Jones was booed on arrival, whilst the loser left the cage like a warrior, when the winner was booed. Local loyalty is a real thing people.

4. The Bantamweight Division Is In Good Shape.

Serhiy Sidey, beat. Cameron Smotherman in a strong performance. This was a starting off point for a fantastic night for the 135 pound weightclass.

3. Montel Jackson.

Montel Jackson proved that he's slowly becoming the man, when he beat Daniel Marcos by Unanamous decision. Now what did I say about the Bantamweight Division.

2. Daniel Rodriguez Oh My.

Daniel Rodriguez, the knock out artist, and self proclaimed rapper, knocked out Santiago Ponzibo in devastating fashion. In the words of Mick Foley, oh my oh my.

1 Cory Sandhagen Is Back Everyone.

Cory Sandhagen, beat. Deveison Figuireido after the Brazilian suffered a nasty knee injury. This in my opinion now puts Cory in the firing line for a title shot at the Bantamweight prize. Well done my guy.

Friday Night Smackdown Review.

   Intro. 

I hate having to write about things like this. Last night when I went to bed. The world was a normal place, and I wake up this morning to find that up to 15 WWE Wrestlers have been released from their contracts, from the main roster. Braun Strowman. Dakota Kai. Shayna Baszler, and. Kayden Karter, and. Katana Chance, had been let go from the company, with a load of names from NXT, such as. Cora Jade. Jakara Jackson, and Xavier Bernal. I know that their was other names as well, it's just that their was a lot of names that were mentioned. My heart goes out to everyone involved, this is the nasty side of the industry that needs to be looked at under a microscope, because in my opinion, it's inhumain, and unworthy, as the contracts of an independant contracted talents needs to held to question, these people are humans, and not pound signs.

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

Randy Orton, Tiffany Stratton. The Miz, and. Damien Priest were seen showing up to the arena, and priest had a scrap with the Temu Bloodline. This morphed into our openin segment.

LA Knight Segment.

LA Knight opened up the show, he stated that he wasn't happy being a No1 Contender, and as a result of how his Match with Drew ended last week he blamed the Temu Bloodline, this was when Damien Priest came out, and both men had a flat promo dual, that centred around all of the usual beats, from Losing at Wrestlemania, playing the blame game, and wait for it. The Temu Bloodline, this led to an impromptu Match, to be the no1 contender for the United States Championship. The Match got thrown out once Solo Sikoa got involved. Jacob Fatu got involved and decided to wreck some fools. I didn't like this. Hang on isn't that Michael Bisping in the crowd, oh wait yes it is, well hey isn't that something. My top 5 takeaways from this weekends UFC Fight Night will be up on this blog tomorrow night. Plug Plug.

Pretty Deadly vs Fraxiom.

Fraxiom, beat those delicous treats Pretty Deadly in a solid TV Match, that reminded of the Golden age of later days Britwres.

Nick Aldis Segment.

Nick Aldis was backstage talking to Michin, and. Bfab, when in stepped the Secret Hervice, and Chelsea Green, who was dressed in black, because she was in a state of loss, because she doesn't have her belt. She asked Nick to book a rematch, but he said we could do that in the future, but tonight Piper Niven will face the champ Zelina Vega, and if she wins then she will become the No1 Contender for the Womens United States Championship. Piper would go on to lose to Zelina, thanks to Chelsea. The Secret Hervice are meant for this world are they.

Nia Jax Segment.

I hated this. Nia's Promo fell into the realm of boring predictability, that turned into a promotrain, including Naomi. Tiffany Stratton, and. Jade Cargill. All of this was terrible badly scripted garbage, that fell flat. Nick Aldis then put all of these ladies in a tag Match at the end of the night, with The Undertaker player. Papa H does love his impromptu Tag Matches doesn't he.

Alistair Black vs The Miz.

I'm so happy to see Alistair Black back in WWE. I'm just going to say this. I liked some of his work in AEW, and I like him in WWE, because tribalism is stupid. Black got the win, and had a stair down with Carmelo Hayes, teasing a tasty looking future Match.

Randy Orton Segment.

I liked this. 25 years of Cena vs Orton, over the broadcast WWE did a good job in paying essence to the history of this rivalry, this was echoed in Randy's promo, because as time has gone by he's seen how Cena has been laudered by fans, whilst his reception amongst his peers was completely differant, this has been reported many times over years in shoot interviews that you can find on Youtube. This was a refreshing way to take a look at family history, under a new creative light. This was excellent, and the best thing on the show.

Rey Fenix vs Santos Escobar.

Rey Fenix, beat. Santos Escobar in a fantastic TV Match, that left me wanting more.

Jade Cargill and Tiffany Stratton vs Nia Jax and Naomi.

I didn't like this, the Match felt clunky, and repetitive. Jade got the win for her team with an awkward looking powerbomb on Nia.

Overview of Friday Night Smackdown.

This was a varied mix-bag filled with things that I liked, and loathed in equal measure. The show goes back to 2hrs in early june, and I can't wait.

This weeks Friday Night Smackdown is a solid 7/10.

My Top 5 Dana White's Funniest Moments.

       Intro.

The gift that keeps on giving is a phrase, that reminds of a good comedy, and the president of the worlds leading fight organisation is no differant. But the question that I want to ask you guys is this. Which verison of Dana White Do you prefer. Angry, or sane Dana. I know which one I would buy when doing the weekly shopping in Tesco.

5. Steve Mazzagatti.

I love Dana for these moments after he put referee Steve Mazzagatti on blast, after he allowed Jon Finch to get choked out at a WSOF card. His line about him saving small orthans and doing his shopping was priceless. Mazzagatti was then taken off of all future MMA Shows, and hasn't refereed a professional fight since 2015.

4 Colby Covington.

Yeah don't threaten to smack DanaWhite, because this is what he will say. You're a big dumb idiot.

3 The Internet.

Why does dana White hate the internet, well all I have to say is Hackers, and how he's going to come for them.

2 Oscar Delahoya.

This is a classic, because Cocain is a hell of a drug, and an f-bomb tirade for the ages that would make Gordon ramsey blush. Don't ever change Dana.

1 Dennis Hallman vs Brian Ebersole UFC 133.

Hallman wore some speedos live on PPV, this pissed off the Bostonian who gave Ebersole a fight bonus, for getting those trunks off of the card. What does this guy have against beach wear.

 AEW Dynamite Review.

8 Man Tag Team All Star.

This was Sensational. The Elite, and Ricochet, beat. Mark Briscoe. Kevin Knight. Speedball Mike Bailey, and. Kenny Omega, in what was a stunning opener. Omega, and Okada having multiple teases, the Matches within the Match were an interesting sight that sold the importance and story of the Match. From Brainbusters getting pulled from out of nowhere, and dropkick tombstone combos being performed effortlessly, all of this added in with the physicality, made this opening 35 minutes just fly by. Okada hit Mark Briscoe with the rainmaker for the win. I loved this. Over the past few weeks AEW have treated us fans to some the best TV Matches of the year, and oh my, this was no differant. A class outing all round.

The Hurt Syndicate Segment Part 1.

The Hurt Business wrecked some guys, and talked business. More on these guys later. 

The Opps vs Nick Comorotto Rhett Titus And Myles Hawkings.

The Opps Murdered these guys, and then got attacked by The Deathriders. Mox nearly got choked again by Joe, but he released the hold after Shibata was given the Hook treatment By Claudio Castagnoli. This left Joe to call out Mox, and make their Match at Beach Break a Steel Cage Match, and at that point I started salivating, because this is going to rule in my opinion.

 Mercedes Mone Segment.

Mercedes Mone put herself over  and not the Owen Hart Cup, whilst stating that Jamie Hayter looks like Daphne from Scooby Doo, that really funny because People say I look like Shaggy.

The Patriarchy Segment.

Christian Cage accepted a Match against Jay Lethal for his son, telling him to man up. Christian Cage gives me real Dance Mom vibes.

Timeless Toni Storm vs Miyu Yamashista AEW Womens Title Eliminator.

I liked this. The styles between both ladies was an interesting play of cultures. Storm got the win, and Mercedes Mone, and. Jamie Hayter had a scrap on the stage.

The Damn Don Callis Family Segment.

Don Callis put over his own faction, and Kyle said that he was going to get me to say his name, and at that point I went downstairs to check my kitchen, and then I came back upstairs to my bathroom, because If I say someones name, then they might just appear like it's Wrestlemania.

The Hurt Syndicate Segment.

This was my favourite segment from the show. MVP calls out Max, whilst calling for arms. Max plays up to the occassion, as Shelton gives him the thumbs up, whilst Bobby was refused, after Max delivered his standard vocal barbs. Bobby attacked Max, and said that if he wants in, then he has to Hurt someone, because The Hurt Syndicate hurt people. Max was left carrowing in the corner, as MVP turned his back on his friend. I think this is teasing a Max turn on MVP. 

Nick Wayne vs Jay Lethal ROH TV Championship.

This was better than what I thought it would be. I had fun watching this. Nick retained, as his problematic version of pushy parent wrapped the belt around his waist.

Kyle Fletcher vs Hangman Adam Page Semi Final Owen Hart Tournament.

This was a fantastic bookend to what was a great show. This Match was something special, with some excellent back and forth, and physicality between both men, and the exchanges moulded into the story perfectly. Hangman will meet Osperay in the Final at Double Or Nothing. What a show, and what a way to send it off the air.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

The term the power is back seems to get thrown around two much these days, but I do feel that AEW is on it's way to a form of precipice, and judging on the balance of this show, it's great to see, as the road ahead continues to look better and better, as All In approaches.

This weeks AEW is a solid 9/10.