Another week, another edition of your favourite (I hope) weekly column here on the Unchained Wrestling Network. This week we’re casting our eye over the events of this past week’s Raw where brawls erupted, disco balls dangled, Tensai continued to dominate and, oh yes, Johnny Ace featured heavily. Let’s get to it. More

Beware The Venomous Wrath of….Santino!!
We’ve had many great “reptilian” superstars on the WWE roster. Go way back to the 80′s and early 90′s and you’ll find the original snake, Jake “The Snake” Roberts, master of psychological warfare and mentor to The Undertaker himself. Fast forward to the mid 90′s and you have Stone Cold Steve Austin, also known as the Texas Rattlesnake for his roughneck attitude and brutally sudden Stone Cold Stunner. And then there’s the cold and calculative Randy Orton, who is fittingly called The Viper not just for his merciless nature but also for of his swift, debilitating RKO. But now, there’s one more superstar on that list who has looked the serpent in the eye and claimed its namesake, and it’s none other than The Cobra himself….Santino Marella! More

Maveric & Crelly return with “Running The Ropes” on SNS Radio Network & Unchained Wrestling Network with special guest Nigel McGuiness! In the first hour, the guys talk news of the week covering details about Brock Lesnar’s WWE return, as well as the reported card for WrestleMania 29 with Crelly making a big promise if John Cena ends the streak via submission .The guys break down WrestleMania 28 and Raw, giving their views on both shows.

In the second hour, the guys are joined by “WHY’s” Randy McWilliams as ROH’s colour commentator Nigel McGuiness joins the show. Nigel talks about his Kickstarter campaign to create his DVD called “The Last of McGuinness”. Nigel reveals which current WWE superstar he would have liked to face, the lack of long term booking in TNA wrestling, the difference between TNA & ROH as well as talking about internet fans and why he doesn’t care for some people’s opinion.

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The Beast, The Freak, The Anomaly Has Returned! 
Oh man, where do I even start with this post? This whole thing has such a surreal vibe to it, that even trying to digest the fact that Brock Lesnar is back is difficult to do. I never thought I’d see the day when Lesnar would be back on a long-term basis to unleash his brute dominance on the WWE roster. Sure, I knew he’d be back for a one-off stint at WrestleMania…but this is something else entirely. Last Monday on Raw, Brock Lesnar returned to a white-hot Miami crowd and delivered a landscape-altering F5 to none other than John Cena. All I have to say is “Yes!!” Things are about to get very ugly, very soon. More

I didn’t want to do a lengthy review of WrestleMania 28 for two major reasons; I was literally exhausted by the time it was done and by the time I was able to do it, most of you would have read two dozen reviews across the Internet already. So a full review seemed quite pointless to me. I didn’t want to infringe on Johnathon Smith’s signature way of dissecting a show either, which he’s great at doing every week for Monday Night Raw. Go check out his latest column, seriously.

So I figured I’d talk about WrestleMania 28 the same way I watched WrestleMania 28: as a mark, and as a fan who threw logic out the door and rooted despite the odds for his favorite superstars to win. By the end of the night, I realized that WrestleMania 28 was a show built for the marks and not the smarks, and here’s why I think so.  More

Welcome to a post WrestleMania XXVIII world ladies and gentlemen. Things happened that will change the WWE landscape for a long time to come. Now, we moved onto Monday Night Raw in Miami in front of a packed, loud crowd and so much happened it was unbelievable, so lets just get right on into it: More

The Most Epic Matches On The Grandest Stage Of All!
Weekends happen 52 times in a year. WrestleMania weekend happens just once in a year, and when it comes around WWE knows how to make it mean something. Superstars are already in Miami to set the stage and get everyone riled-up for the big event, deserving superstars like Edge, Yokozuna, Ron Simmons, and others will get their Hall Of Fame rings tonight, and the guys who have big matches will get prepared one last time before fans fill up the Sun Life Stadium. WrestleMania weekend is always special, but this year’s WrestleMania weekend seems to be extraordinary! More

The guys are definitely excited for Wrestlemania XXVIII with the hopes of it not sucking like last year. They give their picks as well as hopes for the future as well as a rundown of WWE Raw and so much more. Only on Running The Ropes, a part of the SNS Radio Network, the official podcast of the Unchained Wrestling Network, and the official wrestling talk show of KJCC Real Campus Radio.

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