Ultimate Combat 3: Warriors Quest - DVD Review

And so the marathon continues. Having reviewed the first two events of the Ultimate Combat Legacy Volume 1 box set, we now move on to the third of the six events, Ultimate Combat 3: Warriors Quest.

TNA Destination X on Bravo 2 - TV Review

A little later than planned, this edition of The Two Sheds Review, now in it’s ninth year, sees us taking a look back at TNA’s most recent pay-per-view offering. Will the Main Event Mafia continue to implode, or will they finally show some unity? Well, that’s what I’m hoping to find out by watching the 2009 version of Destination X, shown on a three day delay on Bravo 2 here in Britain, with Mike Tenay and Don West handling commentary duties.

WWF Wrestlemania IV - Retro Review

With Wrestlemania 25 only a couple of weeks or so away, it’s time for me to resurrect my tradition of reviewing a past “big four” pay-per-view, and this time it’s a big one, a one night tournament held at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, New Jersey to crown a new WWF Champion. Yep, we’re going back to 1988, and Wrestlemania IV, with the legendary team of Jesse “The Body” Ventura and Gorilla Monsoon handling commentary duties.

Ultimate Combat 2: The World Warriors - DVD Review

And so the marathon continues. Having reviewed the first event of the Ultimate Combat Legacy, Volume 1 six event set, we now move on to the second event, Ultimate Combat 2: The World Warriors.

UFC 96: Jackson v Jardine on Setanta Sports - TV Review

It’s that time of the month again where the great and good of the Ultimate Fighting Championship gather for their latest pay-per-view offering, and this month two of the biggest names in the light heavyweight division are doing battle in UFC 96: Jackson v Jardine, shown live here in Britain on Setanta Sports.

Ultimate Combat - DVD Review

So the good people at MMA Universe have set me a task. They’ve asked me to review Ultimate Combat Legacy Volume 1, a six disc collection featuring the first six shows from British MMA promotion Ultimate Combat. Six Events. Sixteen hours. Seventy-eight fights. So instead of reviewing all of these shows in one big whopping review, I thought it would be best to do review each show individually, one at a time, over the next few weeks or so, or however long it takes me to get through them. So what better place to start than at the first show, aptly titled Ultimate Combat.