Well, we’re just about there. As we sit, less than a week away from quite arguably the biggest main event in WrestleMania history, nay, the biggest match of all time, we have to endure just one more edition of The Good, the Bad and the Indifferent before we find ourselves on the other side. So why don’t we just cut to the chase? More

Welcome to your third instalment of The Good, The Bad and The Indifferent. This week we cast our eyes over the completed WrestleMania card, the new plot developments occurring here there and everywhere as well as the upcoming debut of “Lord Tensai” and whether or not this week’s show was worth the time. So let’s start, as always, with… More

Welcome to the first edition of Layin’ the Smackdown on SmackDown! Each Friday we will review the performance of every superstar who participated in SmackDown and give them a graded rating. As avid followers of World Wrestling Entertainment we expect high quality – therefore our reviews may be seen as negative or harsh… this is why we’re layin’ the Smackdown on SmackDown! More

Welcome back to your second ever (WOO-HOO!) edition of The Good, The Bad and The Indifferent. We’ve got quite a bit to shift through from duelling concerts to skybox antics to April 21st? Anyway, we’re going to start, as always, with the Good of this week’s Monday Night Raw:

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Hello everyone, and welcome to what I like to call The Good, the Bad, the Indifferent. Why Indifferent? Well, to be frank, it’s more likely that I’ll just not care about something than I will hate it. I try and be rational about these things. If I think a wrestler sucks, I’ll try to say it in an intelligent way rather than “*INSERT NAME HERE* SucKz!”. So without further delay, let’s hit up what occurred on this past week’s episode of Monday Night RAW, starting with the Good: More

Before I kick-off this review, let me be brutally honest and admit firsthand that I was wrong about this PPV. TLC turned out to be one heck of a show. It was entertaining from start to finish and served as a great way to spend a Sunday night during the holiday season. It was intense, the crowd was loud and at the edge of their seats the whole time, and it so happened that this year-end event changed the landscape of the company almost completely! Ladies and gents, TLC is hereby one of the best shows of the year, and because it didn’t have major selling points like John Cena, The Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, or even The Rock, I’d say WWE needs a huge pat on the back for delivering such a great PPV consisting mostly of the superstars who will form the rosters of the WWE for years to come.  More

Okay, I’m really starting to panic now. It’s no secret that WWE’s creative team are not as dynamic or as organized as they were back in 1999 or even the early 2000′s. There have been rumors that the situation backstage is chaotic, sometimes even resembling WCW’s office back in the day. That’s a frightening piece of information, but I always brushed it off as ‘dirt-sheet nonsense’. But lately I’ve been really worried about the way WWE is conducting their operations especially on Monday Night Raw. More

Okay, first things first. The insanely-vocal crowd at Madison Square Garden last night reminded me why I continue to be a fan of WWE and pro-wrestling. Survivor Series turned out to be my favorite PPV of the year right next to Money In The Bank. It was a night of nostalgia, of great homages, of rich WWE history, and of renewed spirits. The old beautifully fused with the new, and the ones in between made the scenario perfect. Survivor Series made me realize that in chaos of the clusterf**k that is WWE, there’s still some pretty good entertainment to be had, and it was awesome being able to learn something like that.  More