Andy's Angry

An SOS for Kofi Kingston

After getting knocked out of action a few months ago “by” Ryback, Kofi Kingston has done nothing since his … feud with Randy Orton. 4 YEARS AGO. And that makes Andy Angry.

Professional Wrestling

Now I’m A Bo-liever

NXT is often the second (and sometimes THE) best show WWE produces. But its primary goal is to make future superstars who will one day grace our televisions on Raw. Each week we’ll scout the “minor league” talent in each segment and decide if they’re ready for the big leagues. This week we find out if the show’s gone SAWFFFFFFT after last episode’s Match of the Year main event.

"What's The Worst That Could Happen?"

What’s The Worst That Could Happen? Impact Wrestling, 8/29

This week’s edition of Impact Wrestling is built around the resumption of the Bully Ray vs. Hulk Hogan storyline. Is this a good thing? A bad thing? A fundamentally indifferent thing? Find out What’s The Worst That Could Happen for tonight’s show with Dave the Mark!

Raw Regurgitated

Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

Randy Orton gets a new car, AJ makes some new friends and Daniel Bryan tries to wrestle 3 guys in a row just like old times. It’s that time again: Raw Regurgitated on the internet just for you!

Headlock'd

A Whole New Attitude

Headlock’d is back on Mondays this week after last week’s (VERY ACCURATE) SummerSlam predictions to talk about the best storyline the WWE’s had since the Summer of Punk. And if you like references to former cultural touchstones that will be lost on a depressing number of young fans, then do we have a show for you!

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+/- Numbers

The +/- #’s: Impact Wrestling

Above all, this match felt like a real main event. Wrestlers in a top storyline were fighting with something meaningful on the line, and they delivered a match of worthy length that told a story that, even with many bells and whistles, was easy for the crowd to get behind.

Professional Wrestling

2 out of 3 Ain’t Bad

Most weeks, NXT is WWE’s 2nd best show they produce (and sometimes the best.) But its primary goal is to produce future superstars to one day grace our televisions on Monday Night. Each week Matthew Timmons takes a look at each individual segment to decide if it’s “Raw worthy.”