WWE Cyber Sunday on Sky Sports - TV Review

It’s the time of the year when WWE goes interactive - well, sort of (see the rant at the end), as they ask their fans to choose stipulation and match types with Cyber Sunday, shown live on Sky Sports here in Britain.

UFC 90: Silva v Cote on Setanta Sports - TV Review

So can Anderson Silva once again prove he’s the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world? Or will Patrick Cote upset the apple cart and take his title? Well, that’s what I intend to find out by once again tuning into the world of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, as, just one week after UFC 89, UFC 90: Silva v Cote, makes it way to a live showing on Setanta Sports here in Britain. As always the hosts for the evening are Mike Goldberg and Joe Rogan.

FWA v All-Star - DVD Review

I will always have a soft spot for the British Inter-Federation Cup. First contested in 2005 by the founders, the World Association of Wrestling, and their arch rivals in the Frontier Wrestling Alliance, it was thought of as a way of bringing the much fragmented British wrestling scene together. Sadly, it didn’t really work out like that. But why am I so fond of this tournament? Because I was the one who came up with the name!

UFC 89: Bisping v Leben on Setanta Sports - TV Review

It’s time for the great and the good of the Ultimate Fighting Championship to cross the pond again, and this time they’re setting up sticks at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham for UFC 89, headlined by local hero Michael Bisping taking on Chris Leben, and shown live here in Britain on Setanta Sports. As usual our hosts for the evening are Mike Goldberg and the beard-wearing Joe Rogan.

TNA Bound for Glory on Bravo 2 - TV Review

It’s multi-man gimmick match overload time again as Total Non-Stop Action travel to Chicago for their flagship pay-per-view, Bound for Glory, headlined by Sting challenging Samoa Joe for the World title, and Jeff Jarrett returning to face Kurt Angle, shown here in Britain on a three day delay on Bravo 2, with Mike Tenay and Don West, complete with a truly awful shirt/tie combination handling commentary duties.

Hero's 2007 Volume 2: The Ultimate Tournament - DVD Review

This edition of TSR sees us making a return trip to Japan and the Yokohama Arena, as we take another look at K-1’s mixed martial arts arm Hero’s, and the DVD release Hero’s 2007 Volume Two: The Ultimate Tournament, featuring the likes of Caol Uno, Vitor Ribeiro, Katsuhiko Nagata, Melvin Manhoef and more, and with commentary duties handled by Pierre Guillet and Dale Adams.

WWE No Mercy on Sky Box Office - TV Review

It’s that time of the month again where World Wrestling Entertainment move on to pay-per-view, with Jeff Hardy challenging Triple H for the WWE title, and Shawn Michaels challenging his nemesis Chris Jericho in a ladder match for the World title. It’s No Mercy, shown live here in Great Britain on Sky Box Office.

PWR Mid-Day Turbulence/Red Eye Fight - DVD Review

This edition of TSR sees the debut of Pro Wrestling Revolution in these hallowed pages. I became aware of this particular promotion when I received an e-mail the Sports Webcasting Network, who broadcast their shows online, as well as selling their DVDs. So, having gotten my hand on a couple of these, we’re going to take a look at their August 10th event at the Metro New York Balloon and Music Festival, featuring two shows - Mid-Day Turbulence and Red Eye Fight. Commentary duties for this one are handled by Robert Goldenberg and former wrestler the Puppet Master.