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
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
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
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?
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
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
Blue Brand Blues
I'm normally not one to go down this road but I gotta say it: Smackdown stinks. There is very little that happens to implores you to make sure you catch it unless one of your personal favorites is wrestling on the show that night, and it's been that way for a while now. If you … Continue reading Blue Brand Blues
Were the Fever better or worse without Caitlin Clark?
'The Fever have been playing better without Caitlin Clark' This is a thing that has been said on social media over the last month be it by trolls, full time Caitlin haters, or people who just aren't paying much attention and are parroting the words of the first two groups. Now to be fair '___ … Continue reading Were the Fever better or worse without Caitlin Clark?
Grading the Women’s Tag Team Champs
The WWE Women's Tag Team Titles have had a bit of a rough going since the were revived in 2019. There have been some good days, even a few great ones, but in between has been a lot of bad luck and bad booking. After the latest injury triggered vacancy and refilling, and given the … Continue reading Grading the Women’s Tag Team Champs
I believe in Hangman Page
I first saw Hangman Page wrestle in 2018. I'd gotten into Ring of Honor, and New Japan Pro Wrestling was on AXS TV here so I'd gotten fully immersed into wrestling insider and outside of WWE enough to know all of the big groups and big players. And I did not see him as one … Continue reading I believe in Hangman Page
Stroke of Genius 