ROH Supercard Of Honor XII (April 7th) Results & Review
Supercard Of Honor XII was record-breaking event for ROH that had a mostly brilliant first half and a very shaky second half that went far too long.
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Category: WrestleMania Weekend (2018)
WWE WrestleMania 34 Results & Review
I remember reading history books, about things like World War I, and thinking about how literally every decision was the worst possible one that could have been made and lead unequivocally toward disaster. WrestleMania 34 was that.
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NXT TakeOver New Orleans Results & Review
If the main event of TakeOver New Orleans isn’t for you, have a long hard think about whether you’re still a fan of the WWE’s concept of modern wrestling. It’s totally cool if you aren’t, but if this didn’t do anything for you, I’m not sure what else from them will.
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EVOLVE 102 (April 5th) Results & Review
When this massive weekend in New Orleans is over, I don’t think EVOLVE 102 will stand out as one of the top shows that took place, but it was certainly a relatively easy show to watch from beginning to end. With three fantastic matches and three good matches, you really can’t go wrong.
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WWE WrestleMania 34 (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
The granddaddy of them all… WWE WrestleMania 34!
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Style Battle Season 1 Finale (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
Finally—and mercifully—Style Battle’s Season 1 Finale is upon us.
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Welcome to the Combat Zone (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
Ultimately, the show will most likely deliver, but on WrestleMania weekend, that isn’t enough. CZW put out a very safe card built from guys that seem to be working every other show that weekend.
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Matt Riddle’s Bloodsport Review
As the cheesy 80s goodness of Stan Bush’s “Fight to Survive” rang out over the PA system, Matt Riddle’s Bloodsport commenced. The event kicked off the festivities at WrestleMania 34 Weekend with a promise of a unique show, one in which the rules of combat were simple: A match can only end by knockout or submission. Oh, and there were no ropes either.
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PWR Pancakes & Piledrivers (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
WrestleCon. Pro Wrestling Revolver. Pancakes & Piledrivers. The Super Indie Summit. You could be forgiven for thinking that the name of this show actually referred to four completely separate shows, but in a way that kind of fits the theme Sami Callihan and his crew are going for.
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Revolution Pro Wrestling (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
For the second year running England’s Revolution Pro Wrestling will be hosting a show with WrestleCon over WrestleMania weekend. This year the card looks more authentic to the feel of a UK RPW show with the additional mixing in of NJPW talent, a relationship that is intrinsic to the identity of the promotion.
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NXT TakeOver: New Orleans Preview & Predictions
Aleister Black looks to unseat Andrade “Cien” Almas atop NXT while Johnny Gargano fights former best friend Tommaso Ciampa in hopes of being reinstated. See what our staff thinks will go down at NXT TakeOver: New Orleans!
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WWE WrestleMania 34 & NXT Takeover Weekend Preview Extravaganza of Prediction Fun
WWE WrestleMania 34 and NXT Takeover: New Orleans are finally here! In this episode of Shake Them Ropes, Rob and Jeff preview and predict the biggest weekend of the year.
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ROH Supercard Of Honor XII (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
ROH Supercard of Honor XII highlighted by Cody vs. Kenny Omega, Dalton Castle vs. Marty Scurll and a triple threat ladder match is the biggest show in Ring of Honor history in front of their largest crowd ever.
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Joey Janela’s Spring Break II (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
SPRING BREEEEEEAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKKK!!!! Yes, it’s here again. Last year, Joey Janela’s Spring Break took WrestleMania Weekend by storm, and now Janela is back again with Spring Break II, a card that looks even crazier than the first edition.
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WWN Supershow Mercury Rising (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
I am not going to proclaim WWN Supershow Mercury Rising as Show of the Weekend, but when the dust has settled and the weekend comes to a close, it would not shock me in the slightest if this was the best show to take place over the course of this weekend.
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EVOLVE 103 (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
A man who won’t appear on EVOLVE 103 will answer the biggest question heading into this show: who will be the EVOLVE champion when the promotion’s Friday afternoon show begins?
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Music of the Mat #30: WrestleMania (Vol. 2)
Welcome to WrestleMania! Again! On this episode of Music of the Mat, Andrew is joined by Jeff Hawkins (Shake Them Ropes) to discuss another round of WrestleMania themes.
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Impact Wrestling vs. Lucha Underground (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
The most ambitious crossover since, well, that time the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Power Rangers teamed up: Impact Wrestling vs. Lucha Underground
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The Crash (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
One of the more unique cards of the weekend will be when WrestleCon invites Tijuana’s The Crash to New Orleans.
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WrestleCon Supershow (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
Once a mere accessory to WrestleCon (a WWE Axxess alternative wrestling convention), the annual WrestleCon Supershow has taken on a life of its own becoming one of the most anticipated shows (and spectacles) of WrestleMania weekend.
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EVOLVE 102 (WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Previews)
Overall, EVOLVE 102 is a can’t-miss show for anyone either in NOLA or watching live on iPPV.
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VOW Flagship: WrestleMania Weekend 2018 Audio Preview
It’s finally here! Our annual WrestleMania Weekend Preview podcast is bigger than ever this year as we cover each and every major show this ‘Mania weekend with members of the Voices of Wrestling staff.
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The Age of Cedric Alexander or The Ascension of Mustafa Ali?
At WrestleMania, Cedric Alexander and Mustafa Ali will do battle to crown a new WWE Cruiserweight Champion. After a long arduous journey spanning from small local community halls to the lit-up arenas of the WWE, both Alexander and Ali face their biggest stage yet.
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