UnWrest

Whoa, whoa , whoa, whoa, WHOA! How can we have a special edition of the podcast after 1 EPISODE?! Tune in for the explanation and then join in for a 1-Man-Watch-along of Sting vs. Vader, Starrcade 1992. That's right: KING OF CABLE TOURNAMENT FINALS! (What? Not that impressed. Well, I can't blame you. Still: IT'S STING VS. VADER!!!!!)

 

 What is up everyone? It has definitely been a while since I've posted on here. And that is due to a lot of things. But the essential truth is that the blog became a bit of a tiring thing after a while, at least in its form of writing reviews for each show and still maintaining things I had other interests in.  So, I dropped the blog because it did not become worth the time or effort, in all honesty.  In my day job, I'm already around a computer a lot,  typing. That, along with becoming too analytical, hindered my enjoyment of both the project and the actual wrestling content. Thus, I stepped away and decided to just let what I created in the first place speak for itself. So, the days of me writing pages and pages worth of reviews have ended.  However, I'm not closing this blog. And I'm now preparing a new branch for UnWrest to continue, one that allows me to be more creative and expand my thoughts beyond the keyboard. That's right; UnWrest the Podcast is coming...

It's time for the B Block to take the stage in the G1 Climax 29 tournament. But can they actually meet the high standard set by the A Block on their first night? Let's find out... Undercard Results 1) LIJ (BUSHI, Evil, and Sanada) vs. Will Ospreay, Kota Ibushi, Yuys Uemura Tomorrow is Ibushi vs. Evil and Sanada vs. Ospreay tomorrow. And keep in mind that both sets of partners will have to face off against each other later in the tournament (July 18th for Ospreay vs. Ibushi and Evil vs. Sanada). Ibushi's injured ankle becomes the focus of the early part of the match with LIJ working on it.  Ibushi eventually gets the tag to Ospreay. Ospreay and Sanada get a moment to go at it and show how awesome the next A Block show should be. Bushi and Uemura get tagged in. Uemura gets massacred by LIJ. Ospreay and Ibushi prevent a pin after a triple-team sequence, but they can't stop the pin after Bushi gets a lungblower on Uemura. After the match, Evil bends Ibushi's ank...

Well there were no "second fall opportunities" tonight. But SmackDown delivered an imperfect but better show compared to Raw. SmackDown Thoughts - Dolph Ziggler shows up earlier today and cuts a promo about the useless tub called Kevin Owens. Ziggler complains about carrying the company on his back. All of a sudden, a car shows up blowing its horn. It's Kevin Owens. Kevin Owens and Ziggler start arguing. Owens and Ziggler start fighting. Owens and Ziggler start getting separated. Owens and Ziggler start fighting again. Owens and Ziggler get separated again. Shane McMahon shows up. He throws Kevin Owens out for the evening to go "cool off." Owens is bleeding from the mouth. - Shane is asked why he cancelled tonight's main event. He says he is going to protect his superstars. He's asked what the main event is going to be. He has a few ideas. - It is confirmed that Finn Balor vs. Shinsuke Nakamura will happen tonight. Kevin Owens shows up out of nowhere...