About Me:
I am a 26-year long wrestling fan who has been following the wrestling industry as a fan. Initially, I was just a die-hard wrestling fan; I cheered the bad guys, booed the bad guys, and followed both WWE and WCW during the height of the Monday Night Wars of the 1990s. As my fandom evolved as I personally evolved, I continually started to question a lot of what happened in front of me. It's human nature to question, as consumers, what we actually are consuming. Is this good to me? What am I liking here? What am I not liking? In essence, we are all, in one aspect of our lives or another, an arm-chair quarterback. So, if someone says "You're nothing but an arm-chair quarterback," well, the answer is... Yep!
So, after all these years of watching wrestling, I have opinions about matches, events, decisions, and the general direction of wrestling companies in general. This will be a weekly post of my thoughts on what is happening. It is not meant to be all-encompassing; rather, it is just a review of the events that catch my attention and are worthy of posting about. There are going to be reviews of wrestling events on here weekly as I get a chance to watch them. I'm going to avoid the star rating system on a regular basis as I don't particularly think that matters from fan to fan. I'm going to simply try to tell you what I liked and what I really didn't like. If I ignore it, that means it didn't leave that much of an impression on me or didn't cause me to lose my mind.
I am also going to include weekly throwback matches for you to check out, which will be called "Rewind" matches. These aren't always going to be the cream that will rise to the top (OOOH YEAH). Rather, they will just be significant or fun matches that I think wrestling fans would appreciate.
This is starting off as a blog. If this blog becomes more popular, I may transition this into including a weekly podcast. I'm looking to start a journey, one I hope to have your support on. I welcome any constructive comments or feedback. And share this with your friends at will, especially your fellow wrestling fans.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you continue to follow along.
I am a 26-year long wrestling fan who has been following the wrestling industry as a fan. Initially, I was just a die-hard wrestling fan; I cheered the bad guys, booed the bad guys, and followed both WWE and WCW during the height of the Monday Night Wars of the 1990s. As my fandom evolved as I personally evolved, I continually started to question a lot of what happened in front of me. It's human nature to question, as consumers, what we actually are consuming. Is this good to me? What am I liking here? What am I not liking? In essence, we are all, in one aspect of our lives or another, an arm-chair quarterback. So, if someone says "You're nothing but an arm-chair quarterback," well, the answer is... Yep!
So, after all these years of watching wrestling, I have opinions about matches, events, decisions, and the general direction of wrestling companies in general. This will be a weekly post of my thoughts on what is happening. It is not meant to be all-encompassing; rather, it is just a review of the events that catch my attention and are worthy of posting about. There are going to be reviews of wrestling events on here weekly as I get a chance to watch them. I'm going to avoid the star rating system on a regular basis as I don't particularly think that matters from fan to fan. I'm going to simply try to tell you what I liked and what I really didn't like. If I ignore it, that means it didn't leave that much of an impression on me or didn't cause me to lose my mind.
I am also going to include weekly throwback matches for you to check out, which will be called "Rewind" matches. These aren't always going to be the cream that will rise to the top (OOOH YEAH). Rather, they will just be significant or fun matches that I think wrestling fans would appreciate.
This is starting off as a blog. If this blog becomes more popular, I may transition this into including a weekly podcast. I'm looking to start a journey, one I hope to have your support on. I welcome any constructive comments or feedback. And share this with your friends at will, especially your fellow wrestling fans.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you continue to follow along.
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