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It’s Sunday and you’re here for another dose of retro! This week we’re back in 1995 for some old school ECW. Today’s show is ECW Enter Sandman 1995. Cue the Metallica jokes. Not me. I’ll be taking the high ground. that humor is beneath me. But what I will say is that if you don’t like Metallica, then nothing else matters… …I’ll get my coat… ECW Enter Sandman 1995 May 13, 1995 ECW Arena, Philadelphia, PA As always, the voice of ECW Joey Styles is your commentator all the way up at the Eagle’s Nest. We’re now a month removed…
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I’m back with Part Two of my Night Of Strong Style Evolved Night Two. I told you I wouldn’t be long, didn’t I? I’ll keep this intro to a minimum as you all should have read my first part by now and you don’t need me waffling on. So I’ll shut up and let you enjoy Part 2! Next up was a match I was looking forward to, just because Silas has never seen David Starr wrestle. I’ve watched him quite a few times on Progress, Rev Pro, and Beyond cards, and never walked away disappointed. But now I have…
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On June 11, 2005, at a show aptly titled Something to Prove, the wrestling world was gifted something that felt more like a public execution than a choreographed performance between Samoa Joe and Necro Butcher. Fans of independent wrestling in 2005 didn’t just watch matches; they hunted for them. You traded DVDs, scoured message boards, and waited for the latest “must-see” tape from IWA Mid-South or Ring of Honor to drop. It took place in the “New Alhambra Arena” in Philadelphia—the building the world knows as the ECW Arena. The air was thick with the kind of humidity only a…
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From their debut in late 2005 to their influence on modern tag teams worldwide, LAX (Latin American Xchange) helped define TNA’s early identity. With a mix of street‑wise rebellion, intense promos, and hard‑hitting matches, the group — primarily Konnan, Homicide, and Hernandez — became one of the most impactful alliances in modern American wrestling history. Then LAX (Latin American Xchange) was the extreme opposite. I was a radical Latino who hated anything that wasn’t Latin. It was reverse discrimination, and that for some reason, it hit pulse. Some people loved it, and some people really hated it. But that group…
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As 2020 came to a close, the key was to look to 2021 in terms of wrestling. But who are some people you should keep an eye on in the puroresu scene? Well, we’re going to talk about it here with three wrestlers from the men’s side and three from the Joshi scene. These will be people who are either free agents or some that are young up and coming wrestlers that could make a big impact within the new year. So who made the cut as the 3 Puroresu and 3 Joshi Top Talent to Watch For in 2021?…
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In 2019, we were on the retirement tour, but at the same time, there’s a lot of memories, a lot of matches that probably have meant a lot to you, Lufisto. For instance, in Smash wrestling, I’m sure it holds a near-and-dear place in your heart. What can you say about your time here, your time in the ring, your time in Shine? Speak of that if you could. Lufisto: There are so many things I could say. There’s definitely memorable matches. I’ve had a long feud with Mercedes Martinez. I always believed she was, my wrestling soulmate, so she…
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