ROH World's Greatest - DVD Review

It was a match pitting six of the best against each other as World Champion Roderick Strong and Tag Team Champions the Kings of Wrestling faced the top contenders to their respective titles, Davey Richards, Charlie Haas and Shelton Benjamin in the main event of ROH’s World’s Greatest, held this past February in Dayton, and recently released on DVD.

TNA Lockdown on Challenge TV - TV Review

It was gimmick match overload time again this pas Sunday night as TNA presented their annual Lockdown pay-per-view, shown on a three day delay on Challenge TV here in Britain.

My History With Brutus Magnus

When I heard that Brutus Magnus had returned to pay-per-view at TNA’s Lockdown event this past Sunday it reminded me of my history with the man. Long-time readers of my reviews will remember that I refused to review his matches in the past because Nick Aldis, the man behind the gimmick, threatened me with legal action if I said anything negative about him on the internet.

Mick Foley: Hardcore Legend - DVD Review

Having recently reviewed The Hardcore Diaries I found it quite apt that the next TNA DVD release to come through my letterbox was their tribute to Mrs. Foley’s baby boy, Mick Foley: Hardcore Legend.

Apparently I'm No Longer A Wrestling Fan

According to Vince McMahon, I’m not the person I thought I was.

Looking Back At Strikeforce's Recent Shows #2

It’s time to step into the MMA world again as I take my regular look at the now much changed Strikeforce promotion, with a look at their three most recent events.

Amir Khan Shoots Himself in the Foot

It was meant to be the big homecoming, the hometown boy, the World Champion, coming home to pay tribute to his thousands of fans while defending his title. But it’s kind of gone wrong for Amir Khan in the last few days.

ROH SoCal Showdown II - DVD Review

For the first time in ages Ring of Honor is on the agenda as we take a look at one of their most recent DVD releases as El Generico challenged Roderick Strong for the World title at SoCal Showdown II.

Mick Foley's The Hardcore Diaries - Book Review

Always for one for a bargain, I popped into my local branch of Poundland recently. In the past they’ve come up with some gold in the form of martial arts and kickboxing DVDs, as well as the occasional cheesy science fiction and monster movie.

WWE Wrestlemania 27 on Sky Box Office - TV Review

It was the biggest show of the year, the grand-daddy of them all, but did it live up to expectations? That was what I was hoping to find out by watching WWE’s Wrestlemania 27, shown live in the early hours of this past Monday morning on Sky Box Office here in Britain.

UCMMA 19 Lights Out on Sky Sports - TV Review

British MMA was on the agenda as Ultimate Challenge presented their 19th show, Lights Out, shown this Wednesday on Sky Sports here in Britain.

UFC Ultimate Fight Night 24 on ESPN - TV Review

After a stellar pay-per-view it was time for the Ultimate Fighting Championship to return to free to air television with their 24th Ultimate Fight Night, shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning on ESPN here in Britain.

WWF Wrestlemania VII - Retro Review

The world was deep in crisis. A coalition of armed forces from around the world had ejected Saddam Hussein’s forces from neighbouring Kuwait. Meanwhile, WWF Champion Sgt. Slaughter had been praising the “brave Iraqi nation” as he prepared for his big title defence in the main event of the heavily patriotic Wrestlemania VII, switched from it’s original location at the Los Angeles Coliseum to the small L.A. Sports Arena because of “security concerns”. As a well loved British sit-com character would say: “Security concerns my arse!”

UFC 128 Shogun vs Jones on ESPN - TV Review

It was a title shot taken at short notice as Mauricio “Shogun” Rua defended the Light Heavyweight title against Jon “Bones” Jones in the main event of UFC 128, shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning here in Britain.

TNA Victory Road on Challenge TV - TV Review

It’s the most talked about wrestling pay-per-view of recent times, and for all the wrong reasons as TNA presented their latest offering, Victory Road, shown on a three day delay on Challenge TV here in Britain.

Heroes of Wrestling - Retro Review

It’s regarded as the worst pay-per-view in wrestling history, where a bunch of ageing stars gathered together in an attempt to cash in on the boom period in 1999. But was it really that bad? That’s what I was hoping to find out by watching the infamous Heroes of Wrestling show.

WWF Wrestlemania VI - Retro Review

April 1st, 1990: It was only the second time I’d seen the grand-daddy of them all, and the first time I saw it live as Hulk Hogan squared off against the Ultimate Warrior at Wrestlemania VI. But is it still as good as I remember it? That’s what I’m hoping to find out with this retro review.

Timline: The History of ECW 1997 - DVD Review

It was inevitable. After the success of their Timeline: The History of WWE series Kayfabe Commentaries have turned their attention to the land of extreme with their newest release Timeline: The History of ECW 1997.

UFC Sanchez vs Kampmann on ESPN - TV Review

After their trip to the land down under the UFC returned to their come country for their latest offering on free TV, Sanchez vs. Kampmann, shown live in the early hours of this past Friday morning here in Britain.

UFC 127 Penn vs Fitch on ESPN - TV Review

So could B.J. Penn continue to cut it in the welterweight division? That was what I was hoping to find out by watching UFC 127, their second foray into Australia, shown live in the early hours of this past Sunday morning on ESPN here in Britain.