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WWE Pay Per View Previews: Summerslam
On August - 23 - 2009
WWE Pay Per View Previews: SummerslamWell as World Wrestling Entertainment's second greatest show of the year coming up, I have just been blown away by how badly they hyped up two of their three main events.
I ultimately think that WWE should scrap The Bash and move Night of Champions to June, so there can be plenty of build up, like they do when WrestleMania approaches. Anyways, as I look at this card I see potential for something great. Sure John Cena vs Randy Orton has been done millions of times, but the two can work a main event.
Also ...
Exclusive B/R Interview: Catching Up With Rikishi
On August - 5 - 2009
Earlier this week, I was fortunate enough to have a conversation with former Superstar of World Wrestling Entertainment and Total Nonstop Action, Rikishi (Solofa Fatu).
Fatu is the nephew of WWE legends The Wild Samoans and Rocky Johnson. He also is cousins with former WWE Superstars, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Samu (WWF), Yokozuna, and Rosey. Fatu is brothers with Umaga and The Tonga Kid.
Fatu (currently working in Revolución Lucha Libre as Kishi) is the current Absolute International Champion. Working as Rikishi in the WWE/F, he had been in great tag teams such as Too Cool and The Headshrinkers. As much as ...
WWE Pay-Per-View Previews: Night Of Champions
On July - 25 - 2009
Well as Night of Champions arrives, there are a lot of questions being asked about Jeff Hardy's contract negotiations, Chris Jericho's mystery partner, and the faith that WWE has to give Randy Orton a decent WWE Championship run.
But no matter how this show turns out we can all agree that this will be better than Victory Road.
The gimmick of this show is simply what the name implies, all matches will be for championships.
This is one gimmick pay per view that I do enjoy as opposed to the gimmicks of Cyber Sunday and Extreme Rules because it gives the tag team ...
Rise and Fall of ECW: Remembering the Real Extreme Championship Wrestling
On July - 17 - 2009
In this day, if you were to say professional wrestling, the first thing that most people would say is World Wrestling Entertainment.
Besides Total Nonstop Action (TNA) and Ring of Honor (ROH), there is really no other promotion that is large enough to compete with the WWE.
Today, I will not be here to cry about the past and how we miss the Attitude Era, or all the fun segments that made us anticipate Raw so much more than we do now.
I am simply here to look back and celebrate the legacy of the most unique pro wrestling promotion of all time, ...