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THE WRESTLING DIARIES (Release date June 1st 2026)
In
2001, disenchanted with the impending monopoly that Vince McMahon had
on the American wrestling scene a chance reading of a two-page article
in the Eastern Daily Press led to my renewed interest in the British
wrestling product, and, more specifically, the Norwich-based World
Association of Wrestling.
Over the next weeks and months I documented my interactions and communications with various parties involved in the company in my online blog, The Two Sheds Review, which at the time was just hitting it's stride, read by thousands of wrestling fans around the world. Yours truly would later enjoy a four-year stint in WAW, wearing many hats, including webmaster, writer, and occasional referee. Upon leaving at the end of 2005 both writer and wrestling company went on to other things, with The Two Sheds Review in particular going on to become Britain's longest-running wrestling and MMA blog, lasting sixteen years.
Now, twenty-six years to the month since The Two Sheds Review first appeared online, and having been inspired by the news of a certain wrestling musical, I decided to try something myself. Having embraced AI first with my writing and then with musical creation, I used the Suno AI music generator to create The Wrestling Diaries, fifteen songs written using the original WAW Diary series as inspiration.
Over the next weeks and months I documented my interactions and communications with various parties involved in the company in my online blog, The Two Sheds Review, which at the time was just hitting it's stride, read by thousands of wrestling fans around the world. Yours truly would later enjoy a four-year stint in WAW, wearing many hats, including webmaster, writer, and occasional referee. Upon leaving at the end of 2005 both writer and wrestling company went on to other things, with The Two Sheds Review in particular going on to become Britain's longest-running wrestling and MMA blog, lasting sixteen years.
Now, twenty-six years to the month since The Two Sheds Review first appeared online, and having been inspired by the news of a certain wrestling musical, I decided to try something myself. Having embraced AI first with my writing and then with musical creation, I used the Suno AI music generator to create The Wrestling Diaries, fifteen songs written using the original WAW Diary series as inspiration.
Stream The Wrestling Diaries on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/album/2f4hqtT0QDW4HiUdbrjGyR?si=XrXMvLs6QnKz4tckRb_k5Q
Buy The Wrestling Diaries on CD at https://elasticstage.com/twosheds316/releases/the-wrestling-diaries-album
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