AEW Dynamite Review. 25.9.2025

Hangman Adam Page Message.

Hangman Adam Page sent a message of hope to Kyle Fletcher, thanking him for their Match last Saturday, whilst wishing Lee Moriarty all the best in their Match later on in the evening.

GOA vs Brodido AEW Tag Team Championships.

I liked this. The Matches within the Match, and the physicality showed a lot of promise, and they didn't let me down, because both teams chemistry brought out the story of the Match. Brodido retained after a great final series of near falls, and exchanges.

I Love Mark Briscoe.

Ok guys i'm just going to say it. I love this man. I feel tired. I wonder who his mystery partner will be later on?

I love Harley Cameron.

On the subject of people I love. Harley cameron she nearly made Kris Statlander corpse. You love to see it.

Hangman Adam Page vs Lee Moriarty AEW World Heavyweight Championship Open Challenge.

I loved this. I think that is a great way to build up Hangmans title reign, whilst bringing up underutilised talent. Moriarty showed that he was a game competitor, and a good foil to Hangmans offence. Hangman retained with a buckshot, and deadeye combo.

Cope And Cage Segment And FTR Segment.

In footage filmed after last Saturdays PPV. Adam Copeland was seen telling Christian that he was going away, and he's not sure when he's going to be back. This is all in keyfabe, because I think that Adam has filming commitments. This led into the next segment perfectly as FTR came out, and tried to explain their reasons for what they did to Beth Copeland last Saturday. All three men took on the role of Alex Delarge, and did a complete flip reverse, putting the blame on the Copelands. This allowed willow Nightingale to come out, and defend Beth, and give her the flowers that she deserves, calling her an inspiration, she then gave that glorious man Stokeley Hathaway a palm sandwich, after he insulted her. ( all Seriousness to one side ) You know how Stokeley says that he can't get any ladies, well I heard on the down low, that he tried to aquire some services if you know what i'm saying, and they robbed him blind. So yeah, my guy still can't any ladies. I loved both of these segments.

MJF Segment .

These mini MJF segments are gold, so if you watch anything from this broadcast, make this segment your destination. This was excellent.

The Damn It Don Callis Family vs Mark Briscoe Hologram, and a Mystery opponent.

The opening to this Match was perfectly timed silly fun, because if you didn't laugh at a returning Orange cassidy, in the guise of Don Callis's wrecked painting, then I don't know what to tell you, other than you have no soul. The Match followed the pattern that I thought it would. And Okada vs Cassidy, yes please AEW. The conglomeration got the win, in what was a fun TV Match. Kyle Fletcher vs Hologram next week, yes please AEW with a cherry on top.

Claudio Castagnoli vs Powerhouse Hobbs.

Normally I love the aspect of two big men slapping some serious meat, but to me this failed to deliver, and it was a real shame. The Match felt slow, and as a result, it failed to get off the ground, relying on the aspect of a dodgy finish thanks to Pac. Claudio got the win.

Tony Khan Special Announcement.

This was an awkward letdown. Were getting new Womens Tag Belts in AEW. This is a terrible idea. AEW's Womens division hasn't had the best of luck when it has come to it's overall TV booking, so giving them Tag Belts that look like eyesores isn't going to help, because I don't have the faith that they will get this right. Am I the only person who felt sorry for Renee Paqutte, because man those belts looked bad.

Kris Statlander vs Mina Shirakawa AEW Womens Championship.

This was excellent, and a fantastic way to send the show off the air. The physicality was on par with their chemistry, as it leaned into the storytelling of the Match, that became well paced over time. Stat retained her belt, and then was targeted by The Deathriders. Wheeler Yuta who has been flirting with Statlander, trying to recruit her, was turned up with a lariot. She flipped off Mox, and escaped through the crowd, with Harley Cameron. Darby Allin came out with a flame thrower, taunted The Deathriders, and challenged Mox to an I Quit Match at WrestleDream. Because Darby is a firestarter, twisted firestarter.

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

I can understand why some people may not like this edition of Dynamite, but even with it's poor elements. I had fun watching this broadcast.

This Weeks AEW Dynamite is a high 7/10.

 

My Top 5 UFC Fighters Who Could Be Comedians.

Intro.

Laughter is the perfect remedy for life. We all need it, and The UFC has had it's fair share of fighters, who've made me laugh over the years. I've been told loads over the years that I could easily mask as a comedian, and i'm going to be honest. I don't know what their talking about. So lets get into it.

5. Michael Bisping.

Some people would say that he's just cocky, but I think this guy buys too much into the fight season. His runs as a coach on The Ultimate Fighter, were a balance of mindgames, and outright humour. His insults towards Mayhem Miller still make me laugh.

4. Brendan Schaub.

The funny thing about Brtendan Schaub, is that their is nothing funny about Brendan Schaub. His run at trying to be a renta version of Joe Rogan, isn't acually that bad, it's just not for me.

3. Connor Mcgreggor.

Even though in recent times Connor has been accused of some unspeakable things, that I can't condone, that has left a mark on his character, but before all of this, he had managed to carve out a following for himself, by making press conferences an all round media circus, filled with jokes, insults, laughter, and plenty of Lucky Twelve

2. Dominic Cruz.

I can see this happening. I mean it won't be very good, it would be the dryest set you've ever seen.

1. Chael Sonnen.

This man is a mouth merchant, and I love him for it. From masterminding his own vendetta against Anderson Silva, and the country of Brazil, which led to an entire PPV having to moved stateside due to safety concerns, and egging on Wanderlai Silva to the point that his coaching staff were shown the door when they were filming Ultimate Fighter Brazil. If you put this man on a stage, he would an American version of Jimmy Carr. And it would be great.

 

Monday Night Raw Review 23.9.2025.

Superstars Seen Showing Up To Work.

The Vision. The New Day. Stephanie Vaquer, and. LA Knight, were seen turning up to work.

Cody Rhodes Segment.

I liked this. Cody couldn't get a word out, before Seth Rollins, and his gang came out. This promo dual hit all of the spots that it needed, from life changing moments. Seth's ideology that have led him to make some bad choices, as his crew is the future of this industry. This is leading to a best of the best Match at Crown Jewel in Perth, and given these two's history, this has a high ceiling. Yes I quoted the best Martial arts film trilogy ever made.

Uso Brothers Are Divided.

The Uso's are divided as Jeys route to heel city continues, and i'm all for it. This was a episode long storythread.

The New Day And Grayson Waller vs The War Raiders And Penta. 

This was fun. I have to admit that I haven't been the biggest fan of The New Day since their heel turn. I just feel that it hasn't been very fluid, but this Match was a lot of fun. Kofi took an awesome table spot, and Grayson ate himself a Mexican destroyer, from Penta to give his team the win. That Mexican destroyer was a thing of art.

Dirty Dom Is Just Plain Rude.

Dirty Dominik Mysterio is ignoring his Judgement Day family, and it's going over like a bag of cold sick. This is going to end well. ( i'm being sarcastic )

Bayley Gets Lyra Valkyria In her Corner.

Bayley asked Lyra Valkyria to be in her corner, when she faced Roxanne Perez. Fast forward to the Match. Bayley beat Roxanne, and then turned on Lyra. I'm still praying that we get the Bayley Buddies at some point, during this run of Bayley. Because this is what i want, and their ain't no stopping me now, because if they come out I will celebrate on the floor. The Match was decent.

Stephanie Vaquer Segment.

This was the definition of that Linkin Park, and. Busta Rhymes song Together we made it, she thanked the fans, and her biggest fan, her dad. This was an excellent moment. She will face the winner of the three way this Friday On Smackdown, at Crown Jewel.

Jd Mcdonagh vs Rusev.

Jd Mcdonagh got murdered by Rusev, and that weasel Dirty Dom just stood their. Finn Balor made the save. This was a waste of time.

Iyo Sky Segment.

Iyo Sky, just wants Asuka and Kairi Sane, to be Ok. This is going to end badly I can see it now.

Jey Uso vs LA Knight ( Yeah ).

Jey Uso, beat. LA Knight in a decent TV Match, thanks to the interference of The Brons. LA Knight did nothing, leaving Big Jim Uso to make the save.

El Grande Americano Vingnette.

El Grande Americano has a new crew. Now I wonder who they could be? where's Ludwig Kaiser. He's been missing for ages.

Asuka vs Rhea Ripley.

I liked this. As a standard Raw Main Event this was decent. The physicality was decent, and it was refreshing seeing how this unfolded under HHH's guise of TV booking. Rhea got the win by roll up, and then it happened. Iyo Sky Came out to stop a beat down, but Asuka and Kairi turned on her, and it was great. Heel Asuka. I loved this, and it shows solid promises for the future.

Overview Of Monday Night Raw.

I didn't hate this weeks Monday Night Raw. I actually had fun watching this at 8am before I went to my day job. The in-ring work was good, and the promos felt emotionally affirming.

This weeks Monday Night Raw is a high 7/10.

Classic PPV Series Post 2. UFC 136 Edgar vs Maynard. October 1 2011.

Intro.

For the second edition of this 10 part series we're going all the way back to October 2011. Man Utd were on the verge of getting slapped 6 1 by Man City. Chris Brown had sealed a new hit with UK Grime Music stand out Chipmunk, and The UFC had just pressented one of it's best PPV's from that year. UFC 136 Edgar vs Maynard.

5. UFC Countdown To 136.

This I believe was broadcast on the now TNT Sports brand owned ESPN over here in the UK, and it was a massive study in contrast. Frankie Edgar who was the Lightweight Champion at the time, sat in a bar and rewatched the fight surrounded by his friends and family, whilst Grey Maynard watched alone on a computer in his kitchen like a man possesed. This was something that both men agreed to, and it would be trick that the UFC would use again over the years.

4. Melvin Guillards Downfall.

From 2005 appearing on the second season of The Ultimate. Melvin was a stand out in the Lightweight Division, however it always felt like he was always a bridesmaid never a bride, and his fight against Joe Lauzon on this night was proof. He would after this go on to have a mixed relationship with The fight promotion, from weight issues, legal issues, and a disapointing fight against Michael Johnson at UFC Fight Night London, which led to Dana White releasing one month later. He would then sign for WSOF, but this only lasted less than a year before he was granted his release.

3. Leonard Garcia And Nam Phan Had One Of The Fights Of 2011.

This is one of candidates for one of the most underrated fights ever. Just give this a watch. Because, oh my this was awesome.

2. Kenny Florian Was Outclassed By A Future Legend.

To watch a Jose Aldo fight, is like studying a book of high gratitude. The Man is a myth, and an overall contrast in the human form, Kenny Florian in the US had gained fans appreciation by fighting three weight classes, but he was no Match for Jose.

1. Chael Sonnen.

Chael showed on this night why he's the American Gangster, when he called out Anderson Silva, after he beat Brian Stann. Don't ever change Chael.

My Top 5 Insights From WWE Wrestlepalooza.

Intro.

As the ESPN deal starts to take effect. This PLE didn't feel any differant than normal. The build was fairly standard, as the overarching theme of affordability needs to be looked at, whilst setting the standard, and not sending the wrong messages has to be taken more seriously.

5. Stephanie Vaquer And Iyo Sky Stole The Show.

This was a well moulded together piece of magic. Both ladies put on a steller outing, that I will be going back to watch at a later date. The sight of Stephanie celebrating with her dad was special. We have a new WWE Womens Champion, and I can't wait to see how she gets booked. Don't mess this up HHH. This was by far, the Match of the night.

4. Stephanie Mcmahon Is Going Into The Hall Of Fame.

I don't care about this. The Undertaker was woefully unfunny, and am I the only person who thinks that their trying to bring back a certain disgusting human being? This is disturbing when you dig beneath the surface.

3. The Brons vs The Usos.

I didn't like this. This was a nonstop misfire of errors. Get well soon Jey, because that cut looked nasty. It has been reported that he's now in WWE's concussion protocol. LA Knight as a referee made no sense. This was a complete waste of time.

2. Cm Punk And AJ Lee vs Seth Rollins And Becky Lynch.

I liked this. The Matches within the Match, were a fascinating insight into were this Match is going to go in its aftermath. I feel that Seth and Punk is going to end inside a Hell In A Cell Match at a later date, whilst i'm fantasy booking AJ taking the intercontinental Championship from Becky. These rivalries still have plenty of legs.

1. John Cena Gets Buried By Brock Lesnar.

John Cena was beaten easily by Brock Lesnar, in a Match that resembled a one sided beatdown. I felt uneasy throughout all of this because of what we know. Brock was mentioned 44 times in the Janelle Grant Lawsuit, against Vince Mcmahon, and WWE, and having Brock go over sends the wrong message to younger fans. I couldn't get behind this at all. Corporate sexual misconduct good, standing your ground bad.

 

 AEW All Out Review.

Cope And Cage vs FTR.

I have to admit that I didn't get the comedy that came before this, and I'm not a Hockey fan, so those references were lost on me. I liked this. The opener was a lofi burner, that acted as a fun way to start the show.  The Matches within the Match, were a treat to view, as this gave the Match time to breathe. Adam calling back to one of his favourite memories, and paying tribute to one of his best rivals from his career, acted like a slice nostalgia cake. Stokeley Hathaway looked a bit annoyed. I think it was due to the fact that none of those lovely Canadian ladies won't give him their time, and that's a shame because as we all know he's a glourious man. Beth Copeland came out and carried him away. The near falls were moulded together perfectly, as thne final exchanges took centre stage. FTR threw everything against the wall, to try and beat Cope and Cage, but this wasn't good enough, because as the final exchange took place. Cope hit Cash with a sphere to get the win. What would follow was a reminder from A Clockwork Orange. Nick and Momma wayne came out with Kip Sabian. and recreated the home invasion scene. Cope was handcuffed to the ropes, as FTR delivered a piledriver to Beth. as Adam watched powerless.

Eddie Kingston vs Big Bill.

Eddie Kingston, beat. Big Bill. I'm not to bothered about the physicality on this occassion, because i'm glad to see the man back. We love you Eddie.

MJF vs Mark Briscoe Tables And Tacks.

I loved this. Max's selling in the early stages of the Match mixed in well with both men wearing white, because this added in with the visceral bloodsoaked violence, made this a joy to watch. Mark got the win. Apologies for the shortness. I had a minor power cut during this Match. Yes this was nasty, but it was a vital piece of horror playing out to the masses from what I saw.

Ricochet And GOA vs The Hurt Syndicate.

I'm going to be honest. I couldn't connect with this Match. Ricochet and his crew got the win.

Mercedes Mone vs Riho AEW TBS Championship.

This was another Match that I couldn't connect with. It felt clunky, and like a bit of a misfire. Mercedes retained her belt.

Mascada Dorada vs Konosuke Takeshista vs Kazuchika Okada AEW Unified Championship.

This brought my energy right back up. This Match acted like a leap pad for what I think will come at WrestleDream in just under a month. Konosuke vs Okada. This felt like a CMLL, and. NJPW fever dream in all of the best ways. The Exchanges were slick, and the near falls were timed to perfection. The 3 way strike fest come to full conclusion, as Okada retained his championship. I loved this.

Coffin Match Jon Moxley vs Darby Allin.

From the outset. This was bloodsoaked craziness, that was highly entertaining. Both men fighting in the fans, this led to stairway stuff that was a throwback to when Darby was thrown down the stairs. The Match was a visceral violent affair, that blended into the storyline of the Match. The lts of the bag lore played a factor into how the Match ended. Darby tried to suffocate Jon, that was until Pac returned. He took out Darby, and put him in the coffin, allowing Jon to get the win. Later on Darby tried to commit murder, when he took on the role of Keith Flint when he set fire to Jon. Darby is a firestarter, a twisted firestarter. I liked this.

Timeless Toni Storm vs Thekla vs Kris Statlander vs Jamie Hayter. AEW Womens Championship.

I'm not the biggest fan of 4 way  Matches, but this one functioned well. The energetic bursts, blended in with the physicality like a glove. But it was the outcome that got me. Kris Statlander is our new Womens Champion, and all I have to say is this. Congrats Kris, you deserve it. I liked this.

Hechicero And Josh Alexander vs Brodido vs Jetspeed vs The Young Bucks Ladder Match For The AEW Tag Team Championships.

I loved this. It was a glorious plethora of plunder, that didn't let up from the moment it started. It made me feel enthralled, scared, and sick in the best way possible. I could sit here and go through this beat by beat, but if I did that we would be here all night, so all I will say is this. Go and check this Match out. Brodido retained. And then it happened. Jack Perry showed up, and attacked his former friends. From the tease on BTE, to the overall success of what happened. A video was played of Perry ressurecting Luchasaurus. Their reunited and it felt so goooooooood, oh and hello Baltimora. Jungle Express are back baby.

AEW World Heavyweight Championship Hangman Adam Page vs Kyle Fletcher.

As I sit here at 2.05am on a Sunday Morning. I'm listening to Tony khans media scrum. And it's so great to see Hangman give credit to Kyle Fletcher, because what came before this was incredible. This lasted for about 40 minutes. It's lofi build helped turn this Match into one of the best of this year. Kyle put on a star making performance, and. Hangman showed his grace, by putting him over through the near falls, and overall execution. Fantastic work from both men. Hangman retained in what was an outstanding effort.

Overview Of AEW All Out.

This may have had the build of a B list PPV, but it was a B list PPV that over delivered. From Match of the year contenders, to very little filler. This is how you put your best foot forward.

AEW All Out 2025 is a high 9/10.

 Classic PPV Thoughts Series. Post 1 UFC 92. December 27th 2008.

Intro.

I'm going to be trying something new. This is something that I feel very passionate about, because some events, whether their in MMA, or Pro Wrestling have a littany of cool moments, and insights that might have escaped the standard fans attention, so over the next ten posts in this series. I will be doing my best to dig beneath the surface of these events. And were starting off with a good one UFC 92.

5. Behind The Scenes. 

I used to love these mini documentaries that would come in the DVD special features, because sometimes you got glimpses into the future. Case and Point. Rashad Evans, and. Greg Jackson. At one point these two were in seprable, however just a couple of years after this was filmed, the pair would part ways. This was due to Greg Jackson and Mike winklejon pushing Jon Jones into their main thoughts, leaving Rashad out in the cold. Even though this isn't news. I do feel that it echoes what this business can be like. Harsh, and unrelenting, just like a revolving door.

4. Pat Barry Had A Nasty Leg Kick.

As a fan of this sport. I have seen some nasty leg kicks, and this has to be one of the most sickening. Mr HD put away Dan Eversen easily on this night

3. Where Is Mike Wessel Now.

A true degree of what a fighter is like, can be shown in defeat. Mike lost his fight to Anthony Hardonk on this night by TKO, but I think that can be forgiven due to the fact that he took the fight on a weeks notice. This loss lead him to take a spot on The Ultimate Fighter Season 10 Heavyweights. He was the last pick on Team Rashad, and was beaten by Marcus Jones by armbar in what was a fairly one sided fight. He wasn't picked for the UFC after 2011, and then went to fight for Bellator. And he would go on to have a mismatch of a run in that promotion. This would end in 2016, and he would retire after that at the age of 39. In 2018 he got into a bit of trouble when he was accused of road rage in his hometown of Jonesbro Arkansas. However no charges were pressed due to the evidence not matching up.

2. Quinton Rampage Jackson. 

This was the best time that i had seen Rampage Jackson, and what puts him on this list is how he beat Wanderlai Silva. Clean Knockout. After this Quinton would try to get back the Light Heavyweight Championship, but if i'm being honest. His fights were a bit dull, and a lifetime away from his prime from 2003 through to 2009. He would change camps, and get a new manager. This woud see him relocate to Liverpool in the UK, and Train out of the Wolfslair, and he would use the same Manager as Michael The Count Bisping. Anthony Mccann.

1. The Start Of Frank Mirs Uneven Time During 2008 to 2012.

Frank had the world on his back, when you take a look back at 2008, he was on the comeback trail, he beat. Brock Lesnar at UFC 81, and just like that he was back. He beat Minatauro Noguiera at UFC 92 to become the UFC Interim Heavyweight Championship, and after this he would have an interesting time going for the belt on two occassions, the first was against Brock Lesnar, and the second was against Junior Dos Santos. His runs to these shots essentially led to nothing, and i feel that it started here.

Top 5 MMA And Pro Wrestling Moments That Are Dark Given What We Now know.

Warning.

The following article contains references to Sexual Assault. Domestic Violence, and. Child Murder. Reader discretion is advised.

Intro.

A wiseman once said. You Know the world can be an evil place. And these men examplify that phrase. 

5. The Ultimate Fighter Season 7.

In truth, this is one of my favourite seasons of The UFC's flagship Reality TV show, and it had some great fights, but it's the inclusion of Matt Riddle that makes me feel a bit unsettled. After his appearance on the show, he would go on to have a fairly decent run in the company, until he was let go for multiple drug test fails, and making a lifelong enemy of it's president Dana White, but it's his move into Pro Wrestling when things started to look up for Riddle. He gained respect on the indy scene, and even signed with the WWE developmental brand NXT. In July of 2020 Riddle was accused of serious sexual assault, as Pro Wrestlings version of the #Metoo movement had started to take shape. This would be something that would go to court, and settled out of court. He was let go by WWE in September of 2023, after he made allegations about an airline steward assaulting him. And given his recent controversy about no showing a charity indy event here in the UK. I think it's easy to say that he's not learnt his lesson.

4. Jason Mayhem Miller On The Ariel Helwani Podcast.

Given what we now know about this man. This segment is beyond awkward, and worrying. He flipped out having a go at the host. In the past years Miller has been accused of Domestic Violence.

3. The Ultimate Fighter Season 6 John Koppenhaver.

John Koppenhaver back in 2007, when season six of The Ultimate Fighter was being filmed, Jon Koppenhaver had a promising future, he may not have won the show, but he did manage to gain a UFC contract, but that came to an end in 2008, when he went out of his way and critisised the Las Vegas outlet, over the coming years, he would face Legal issues of the worst kind. In 2015 he was sentenced to a whole life sentence for Kidnapp. Domestic Violence, and. Sexual Assault. I did some digging into this case, and it's one of the worst that i've ever read. I do believe that men can be the product of there enviroments that they grew up in, and given what I know about how he grew up, and the comments that he's made about Evan Tanners death. I feel that he's a toxic human being, with  very little in human abilities.

2. P Diddy At Wrestlemania 29.

Why is this on this list. Eleven years after this Diddy would be accused of multiple accounts of Sexual Assault, and. Domestic Violence. This has aged badly.

1. ECW One Night Only And The Monday Night Raw Aftermath.

These days have gone on to become some the darkest days in WWE history. The 24th, and. 25th of June 2007 would have sinister overlooks to it. Concern grew when Chris Benoit didn't turn up to the PPV in Texas, and a welfare call was made by the WWE, what came next was horrorfying. Chris had murdered his wife, and child by stranglasition, and then took his own life. An investigation was launched, and as Monday Night Raw went live just 24 hours later. The unfolding of the case became more evident. WWE aired a tribute show for Chris, without knowing the whole story. The investigation had shifted from suicide to murder. This makes this footage harder to watch nowadays Given what we now know.

If  you or someone you know has been affected by the issues raised in this article, and you live in the UK you can call The National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247, and if you're worried about the safety of a Child you can call The NSPCC on 0808 800 5000. And if you're Stateside you can call National Domestic Violence Hotline on 1-800-799 SAFE ( 7233 )

My Top 5 Favourite UFC Title Wins.

Intro 

As a long standing fan of The UFC there has been multiple title wins that have stayed with me over the years, with each one being more differant than the last, But some have stuck with me due the impact of watching them live, or feeling the changing of the guard.

5. Lyoto Machida UFC 98.

The rise of Lyoto Machida is an underrated part of the UFC's history that needs to be studied, his run from his days in the Pride Organisation, you could tell that he was going to go far, so when the UFC purchased the fledging organisation, a slew of talent came with it including Machida. His rise up to the belt meant that It would be enevitable that he would be in the balance for the Light Heavyweight Crown. He would go on to beat Rashad evans at UFC 98, to gain the prize.

4. Frank Mir Beats Minatauro Noguiera UFC 92.

When you take a look at Franks back story. This moment was especially heart warming. Just four years before this frank was involved in a Motorcycle accident that very nearly robbed him of his career. His post fight interview with Joe Rogan brought this home, as the Vegas Native was brought to tears. He became a dad for the second time just days later. He would then lose in his quest to win the Heavyweight Championship to a man that makes me feel uneasy at UFC 100.

3. Forrest Griffin UFC 86.

Forrest Griffin is one of my favourite UFC Fighters to ever grace the octagon. And on this night in July 2008, all of his hard work had paid off, from becoming the first Ultimate Fighter winner, to the becoming epitath of the Light Heavyweight Division. This man achieved his dreams, and became a solid author of the best self help books.

2. Chuck liddell UFC 52.

This was the championship win that the MMA world had been waiting for. Chucks win over Randy Couture saw the end of a two and a half year cycle, of upset, and letdowns for the Iceman, to the point that Chuck was pointed to the marketable fighter that the UFC had at the time. The early 2000's may have seen the copmpany in a bad place financially, but it was a period in which New stars could be seen, as the sport slowly became even more mainstream. Chuck becoming the Light Heavyweight Champion was a landmark moment, that would elevate The UFC alongside the emergence of the Ultimate Fighter.

1. Chris Weidman UFC 162.

On the night of July 6th 2013, no one could call what was going to happen. On the surface It looked like another stand out when for Anderson Silva, that never happened. Chris Weidman stopped The Spider in the 1st round by knockout. This marked the end of an era. We as fans weren't just seeing the changing of the guard, it was a moment in time, that if you weren't pressent to see on TV, or in attendance, then you missed out.

 My Top 5 Moments From AEW September To Remember.

Intro.

I have to start this off with an apology. This week has been hell when it comes making and releasing content. This was due to the fact that my broadband was on the blink. You guys know that I pride myself on giving you the best content that I can, and it annoys me when things don't go the way I want it. So this led me to pull this weeks work on Monday Night Raw. I've got other things coming out later on this week, that will make up for it. I've also had to cut down my AEW Coverage for September To Remember. This is due to the fact that my day job needs to be put first.

5. Hangman Adam Page And Kyle Fletcher Contract Signing.

I'm not the biggest fan of Contract signings, because as time has gone on the concept has been completely bastardised, but this was excellent. Don Callis. Hangman Adam Page, and. Kyle Fletcher had a fantastic 3 way promo dual, that dealt with themes of standing on your own. Past reflections, and potential for the future. This was excellent. I could've watched ten more minutes of this easily.

4. Jon Moxley vs Roderick Strong.

This was an excellent TV Match. Both men acted like fantastic foils for each other, as their exchanges were elevated in the last stages of The Match. Jon got the win, thanks to Wheeler Yuta. He gave Roderick a Bulldog choke to end the Match.

3. MJF Segment.

If you watch more than one thing from this broadcast, then this has to be high on the list. Also we got a voiceover cameo from Tony Khan. Max's Match against Mark Briscoe is going to be fire. Tables And Tacks, sounds like fun. And of course bloody.

2. Cope And Cage segment.

From Cash Wheeler delving into his own LTS. Dax putting them over as the best Tag Team in the world, and that glorious man was handing out fines. Cope and Cage fired back and put these guys in their place, and it was excellent. Plus all those Security Guards just for a man who can't get no ladies. I loved this segment. I love me some Stokeley Hathaway.

1. The Young Bucks vs The Bang Bang Gang.

As I was watching this. I had a bit of an epithany. The Young Bucks might be in the best form of their careers. I love the fact that they are working with underutilised talent. This was a fantastic TV Match, that did what it said on the tin. The Bucks qualified to get into the 4 Way Ladder Match at All Out.