They made it to a second week… Yes, I’m still surprised that WWE actually went ahead with their cruiserweight-themed show, and this week, we’ve got four more matches, including former WWE and ECW star Tajiri.
This week on Random Reviews, we’re going back to the past with a look at a selection of modern-day squash matches!
Six months on from their debut, PROGRESS moved onto their third show back at the Garage in Islington, as the story involving the babyface but conflicted El Ligero PROGRESSed (sorry!)
After a seven-year absence, New Japan has brought back the Super J Cup – and decided to hold the first round just days after the start of this year’s G1 Climax. Fortunately, the Super J Cup is going to be a bit more spaced apart than the G1…
The trigger has been pulled. WWE have split their already thinning roster in two, and we once again have separate touring groups. But with SmackDown already been tagged as a B-show yet again, it’d be fair to be a little cynical about the blue brand’s future.
Running between 1995 and 1998, the television series Father Ted was a British sitcom about three Irish priests who lived together in a remote part of Ireland. Just on that premise, it’s not exactly the first television show you’d expect to be involved in a cross-over with wrestling.
We’re back to the sparsely-attended warehouse in Newcastle for the fourth episode of the WhatCulture wrestling show, as we entered the “go-home” show for next week’s first special event.
Live from Hokkaido, the 26th G1 Climax is underway! With 91 tournament matches spread over 19 shows, the G1 is a notoriously tough tournament to compete in, and this year’s edition is expected to be no different, particularly for guys coming whose injury status is already questionable (cough Hiroshi Tanahashi cough).