Blog Update- Many Events and Changes Coming

What's up everyone?

There's a ton of wrestling coverage coming up on this website. So, here's what's coming up:

Saturday 11/2- Streaming for Vengeance (Chris Jericho Cruise Wrestling Show)

Saturday or Sunday 11/3- NJPW Power Struggle 2018 Review

Sunday Night- ROH Survival of the Fittest Coverage

Later This Week/Next Weekend
ROH/NJPW Global Wars Tour Coverage (I'm going to try to cover as many of these events as I can.)

Changes Coming:

I'm working on another edition of UnWrest for this week, and I've come to a decision. Going forward, UnWrest will be broken up among three different posts during the week: WWE, NXT, and ROH/MLW. This makes it easy to read through the material you want to read, and it makes it easier for me to put together. So, here's the schedule for UnWrest:

WWE- Tuesday Night/Wednesday Afternoon
NXT (US)- Wednesday Night or Thursday Afternoon (Some weeks, I will add NXT UK to this post.)
MLW/ROH- Friday Night or Saturday Morning.

Podcast Recommendation will still happen on the website and will be posted simply as "Podcast Recommendation of the Week."

Thank you all for reading this update. Today, there will be a few added posts to the website, including the MLW/ROH show which I'm currently working on and the Streaming for Vengeance show. Possibly, I'll finish Power Struggle as well if I find the time and fight exhaustion to do it.

Until next time, take care of yourselves. Spread some awesomeness.

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