Rey won't go anywhere right now, he's getting a last push in WWE PLUS they're probably doing a bunch of stuff for Dominic, so there's no real reason to fear he'll suddenly show up elsewhere.

How does Darby Allin ever expect to get cleared by AEW if he's backflipping onto skateboards and coffin dropping from 40 feet? Yeah, you could say "he's proving he can do a bunch of stuff" but this also shows that he's just being reckless with his own recovery. Taz and the FTW Championship, not good...

Worst Major Show of the Year (must be a PPV or indy show, no episodes of TV shows): Wrestlemania Question: Should each night of Mania and Wrestle Kingdom be considered individually? That's how I approach this, at least. It should be taken as an overall show, that’s what I’ve done. And Wrestlemania ...

I've removed any categories where I don't have any opinions. Match of the Year: NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool II Tyler Bate vs Jordan Devlin Wrestler of the Year (best overall): AJ Styles Worker of the Year (best matches): AJ Styles FTR Tag Team of the Year: FTR Stable of the Year: Undisputed Era Woman...

Taz is in the top 3 promos in the current wrestling world. Change my mind. I've been thinking about this, and the compromise I have come to is that while Taz is a better "cut a promo to build my guy up" manager, I find MVP to be a more interesting character. His promos building Lashley up are very ...

Taz is in the top 3 promos in the current wrestling world. Change my mind.

I wouldn’t expect this of Tessa. Shocking behaviour. IMPACT! Didn’t ask for much, and yet they got zilch.

I guess her dad will be having a word in Tony Khan’s ear now.

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Jun 23rd, '20, 08:32

Well... that certainly explains some stuff.

This.

First thing to notice (Big Show's promo aside) is that things made sense. Much of the show was building towards something more and not just there for a pop or just for that show, it felt like there was more to come.

There isn't many decent sized wrestling companies in the UK, you've got maybe 5 tops that can draw more than 250-300 people to a wrestling show. So each company loss is a big deal. I was talking about this with a friend over the weekend, assuming companies like PROGRESS ignore their WWE relationshi...

There isn't many decent sized wrestling companies in the UK, you've got maybe 5 tops that can draw more than 250-300 people to a wrestling show. So each company loss is a big deal.

The news about the Knights doesn't shock me, they're 40 miles from me and there have been rumours about their conduct particularly to young wrestlers in particularly shocking. Beasting them unecessarily, going into business for themselves assaulting them in the ring in their first match in front of ...

They're also heavily linked to Tyler Bate as well. In the UK, they're unlikely to survive this.

It will be interesting to see what Fightclub: Pro do with all of this here in the UK, very intertwined with some individuals linked here. Especially as the Banks / McKenzie thing happened under their umbrella. Having read more on the situation, Millie McKenzie is convinced that what Travis Banks was...

I think someone else will open up if the concept has been proving profitable. If Joey Ryan can run a company, someone else from the locker room can surely put on a similar concept show, with a new name and keep most of the people involved employed. Especially because the venue seems willing to work...

unfortunately a lot of innocent people lose another place to work. Obviously, an undesirable side effect. I think someone else will open up if the concept has been proving profitable. If Joey Ryan can run a company, someone else from the locker room can surely put on a similar concept show, with a ...

Depends on the rules of the company. Most would have it as a rule. But that doesn't make it against the law. Unless it is a law in the US. didn't Sexual Offences Act 2003 in the UK make is so that someone 18+years that is a 'person of trust' (read as teacher/trainer) cannot have sexual relationship...

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Jun 22nd, '20, 08:43

XIV wrote: ↑

Jun 22nd, '20, 02:33

Goodbye Bullshit Wrestling Company. If anyone is a sex offender its a guy who gets off on doing bullshit "dickflips".

unfortunately a lot of innocent people lose another place to work.

Obviously, an undesirable side effect.

Depends which country Banks resided in when dating McKenzie. In this country, age of consent is 16, so it wouldn't be illegal in the UK for example. not if they were in a teacher/student position at the time. Depends on the rules of the company. Most would have it as a rule. But that doesn't make i...

The "Me too" movement has hit wrestling HARD. All these mid level talents are done. This gives WWE free reign to save more money and bring the axe down. There's too many NXT UK guys for this not to put that brand in serious trouble if any of these turn out to be proven. Could they use this to save ...