This week Lucha Underground was only listing one match for the show, so either we are getting am episode heavy in storyline or an episode long match. Well, it is the later. Tonight we have seven luchadors doing battle in…
This past Friday, PWG returned to the Globe in Los Angeles, one month removed from arguably the best Battle of Los Angeles in the promotion’s history, with Smokey and the Bandido. Going in, I got the feeling that some people,…
This week, I’m distracted by the Dodgers vs. Brewers game, Killshot faces The Mack, Johnny Mundo faces Jake Strong, and the road to Ultima Lucha Quatro continues.
Pentagon Dark faces Reklusa, The Mack and Dragon Azteca, Jr. face Mil Muertes and Fenix, and more on this week’s Lucha Underground.
The road to Ultima Lucha Quatro continues as Killshot faces Son of Havoc, and Marty The Moth offers his sister, Mariposa, a title shot.
I originally hadn’t planned on reviewing September 29th’s Ground Zero’s Phase 8 as I didn’t think I was going to have the time. As such, I didn’t really keep much in the way of notes. However after talking to some…
Taking a look at NJPW Fighting Spirit Unleashed on September 30th, 2018 live from the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach, CA.
This week, someone gets sacrificed and the road to Ultima Lucha 4 begins.
A look at Destination Six Wrestling’s Boiling Point from September 15th, 2018. Plus I talk about some important issues from this show that should be addressed.
AWS was back in South Gate this past Saturday with its penultimate event in 2018, Yay Wrestling. The show was hampered by three last minute changes; one an improvement, one a downgrade, and one a wash, but the two main…
David Arquette’s favorite wrestling writer takes a look at this week’s episode of Lucha Underground featuring Fenix vs. Aerostar, and Pentagon Dark vs. King Cuerno vs. Mil Muertes in the main event.
After a great first two nights of the 2018 Battle of Los Angeles, it was time for the marathon that is night three. In the past night three hadn’t been quite on par with the first two nights, then last…
David Arquette wrestles on this episode. Yup. 2018 is no longer a year. It is a meme.
Over the last few years, night two of the Battle of Los Angeles has normally ended up going down as the best night of the tournament. With night 1 being so strong this year, it was going to be hard…