UFC 130 Rampage vs Hamill on ESPN - TV Review

It was a show of main event changes as Quinton “Rampage” Jackson faced Matt “The Hammer” Hamill in the main event of UFC 130, shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning on ESPN here in Britain.

A Lion's Tale by Chris Jericho - Book Review

A few weeks ago I wrote about a trip to my local Poundland shop, where I managed to get a copy of Mick Foley’s “Hardcore Diaries” for the paltry sum of…well….a pound. That very same day I also purchased a copy of a biography I’d heard a great deal about, “A Lion’s Tale” by Chris Jericho.

FWA New Frontiers - DVD Review

In it’s first incarnation it was responsible for some of the biggest British wrestling shows of the 21st century. It was home to the likes of Doug Williams, Paul Burchill, Hade Vansen and Katie Lea/Winter. Stars such as Steve Corino, Colt Cabana, A.J. Styles, Jerry Lynn, Christopher Daniels and C.M. Punk made flying visits.

WFC 1: A New Beginning on Channel AKA - TV Review

MMA is turning up in some strange places on television these days, and this review proves that point as we take a look at a new British promotion, World Fighting Championship, and their debut show, A New Beginning, shown on music station Channel AKA this past Wednesday night.

WWE Over the Limit on Sky Sports - TV Review

It’s time to step into WWE territory again as I take a look back at their latest pay-per-view offering, Over the Limit, shown live on Sky Sports in the early hours of this past Monday morning.

BAMMA 6 Kong vs Ninja on Syfy - TV Review

The second of my British MMA double bill sees us going back to Wembley Arena in London this past Saturday as Murilo “Ninja” Rua challenged Tom “Kong” Watson for the Middleweight title at BAMMA 6, shown live on Syfy here in Britain.

The Premier League Star and the Super Injunction

About a year or so ago I heard a new phrase for the first time: “super injunction”. This phrase came into the public’s knowledge when celebrities with money to burn wanted to stop the press reporting on their private lives. It didn’t matter if they’d been extra-marital affairs with others, because they had the cash to pay a lawyer to get it covered up by a high court judge.

Almighty Thor - Film Review

The chances are that if you’re a movie fan then you’ve probably heard of The Asylum. No, I’m not talking about the old barn where TNA held many of their early shows. I’m talking about the film studio.

UCMMA 20: Fists of Fire on Sky Sports - TV Review

The first of a British MMA double bill sees us going back to last weekend and The Troxy in London as we take a look at the latest Ultimate Challenge MMA show, Fists of Fire, shown this past Wednesday night on Sky Sports here in Britain.

TNA Sacrifice on Challenge - TV Review

It was a night of re-matches as Tommy Dreamer faced A.J. Styles and Rob Van Dam challenged Sting for the World title as TNA presented their latest pay-per-view offering, Sacrifice, shown on a three day delay on Challenge here in Britain.

Remembering the Macho Man

It was in 1987 when I saw a World Wrestling Federation show for the first time. Back then ITV were looking to supplement their usual diet of British wrestling with it’s more glamorous American cousin. I don’t remember much about the show, except that the main event saw Hulk Hogan defending the WWF title against “Macho Man” Randy Savage.

WEC 37: Torres vs Tapia on Extreme Sports - TV Review

As the Extreme Sports channel continues with their regular rotation of old World Extreme Cagefighting shows we’re now going back to December 2008 as Manny Tapia challenged Miguel Torres for the Bantamweight title at WEC 37.

UFC 6: Clash of the Titans - Retro Review

It featured the second Superfight, the debut of the pit fighter, the introduction of new rules, and a controversial semi-final as the Ultimate Fighting Championship presented their sixth show, Clash of the Titans, in July 1995.

Cage Warriors 4: UK vs France - Retro Review

As British MMA is going to feature heavily in this column in the next week what better way to start than with a retro review?

1950's Volume 11 - DVD Review

In my continued attempts to prove to the younger generation that there was wrestling before the Monday Night Wars I’m once again going to go back in time.

WEC 36: Faber vs Brown on Extreme Sports - TV Review

It was delayed by a hurricane for two months, and further tarnished when a defending champion failed to make weight. It’s also be shown numerous times on Britain’s Extreme Sports channel since it’s debut last February. The show in question is WEC 36: Faber versus Brown, and it’s the first WEC show I’ve ever reviewed.

Timeline: The History of WWE 1985 - DVD Review

As part of their continuing series Kayfabe Commentaries have once again delved into the vast annals of wrestling history with their latest release Timeline: The History of WWE 1985, and this time the interview subject if former Intercontinental and Tag Team Champion Greg “The Hammer” Valentine.

Remembering Sir 'Enry: Henry Cooper 1934-2011

If you mentioned the name of Henry Cooper to anyone, more likely than not they’d reply with the words “our ‘Enry”.

WWE Extreme Rules on Sky Box Office - TV Review

It was gimmick match overload time again, but on this occasion it was WWE’s turn as they presented their latest pay-per-view, Extreme Rules, shown live in the early hours of this past Monday morning on Sky Box Office here in Britain.

Nick Magnus: Wrestling Ambassador

UFC 129: St-Pierre vs Shields on ESPN - TV Review

It was the battle of the unbeaten streaks as Jake Shields challenged Georges St-Pierre for the Welterweight title in the main event of UFC 129, shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning on ESPN here in Britain.