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Stranger Fans

Every year since 2021 during the Road to WrestleMania, and shortly after, Tonya has contributed some thoughts about WWE. (To sample some of her previous work, check here.) You can find her at @TheWitchMilitia on Twitter. The final episode of Stranger Things season 5 was the long awaited finale of Netflix’s scifi horror series set … Continue reading Stranger Fans

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Drafting QBs: What are the Odds

Quarterback is the most talked about position in football and is often spoken of as the key to winning it all. It's also lamented as the most malnourished position in the sport and as if picking the right one is as much luck as it is a skill. Is that true or is it that … Continue reading Drafting QBs: What are the Odds

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Women’s Wrestling on TV in 2025

I started looking at this back in 2021 because for a few weeks things looked really bleak on Smackdown, like so little time for women's wrestling that if you blinked you missed it.  Or at least it felt that way, and that led me to start tracking just how much women's wrestling on TV we … Continue reading Women’s Wrestling on TV in 2025

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The GOAT debate: How does Cena stack up?

Now that his in ring career is seemingly finished can we say that John Cena is the real GOAT or just the kayfabe one they describe him as on TV? I did my best to measure him versus the others who I think have some kind of claim on that title, here's how it turned … Continue reading The GOAT debate: How does Cena stack up?

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How would I Fix It?   Survivor Series

Welp, judging by the reviews this year's Survivor Series was not one for the history books. Was it bad? I don't think so. Go back to the lean years of the mid 90s or pre-Brand Split 2010s if you want to see bad shows, and there are plenty of editions that are only remembered for … Continue reading How would I Fix It?   Survivor Series

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Review – Iv3rson

Documentaries in this day and age, especially the ones done with full cooperation and involvement of the subject, can be way too whitewashed to be of any value. Not that we necessarily want to know every bad thing someone has said or done but when serious transgressions that may have lead to arrests or worse … Continue reading Review – Iv3rson

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Is A’ja Wilson (already) the best ever?

I found myself in a bit of a social media spat between games 3 and 4 of the WNBA Finals this year; I replied to a suggestion that A'ja Wilson was the GOAT WNBA player by throwing out a few names that might have an argument, and was told 'No sir, you are wrong'. So … Continue reading Is A’ja Wilson (already) the best ever?

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The Evolution of Naomi – Part 2

A profile of the real diva’s revolutionary.  Check out Part 1 here. Walking Out and Trinity Nonstop Action (TNA) At WrestleMania 38, Naomi and Sasha Banks became WWE Women’s Tag Team champions in a fourway match. They were the first Black women to win the titles. This was a triumphant moment in several ways. Naomi … Continue reading The Evolution of Naomi – Part 2

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The Evolution of Naomi – Part 1

A profile of the real diva’s revolutionary Trinity Fatu started her wrestling career in the late 2000s when women’s wrestling was arguably at its lowest point in World Wrestling Entertainment. The women were called “divas” and given short segments that were often pushed off the card for time, and subjected to such indignities as over … Continue reading The Evolution of Naomi – Part 1