Steve Austin’s WWE interviews have, at times, been a mixed bag, but most of them have offered some unique insights and entertaining moments, especially those with Vince McMahon, Triple H, The Undertaker and this one, with Kurt Angle. Angle has had one hell of a career, both as an Olympic wrestler and a pro-wrestler, and […]
The WWE 24 documentaries have, at times, been really entertaining, but after watching this episode on the current WWE Champion Drew McIntyre, I believe none have been more revealing and open than this one. In just over an hour, this documentary manages to tell a great big story of McIntyre’s career in and out of […]
If there was ever a wrestler with a more protected character than The Undertaker then I’d like to know about them. It’s been a storied and lengthy run, with a debut at Survivor Series back at the end of 1990, until the current day, and for 99% of that time we’ve seen The Undertaker character […]
The new episode of WWE’s 24 series follows “The Rated-R Superstar” Edge and his return to WWE this January. This, I have to say, is the best episode WWE has ever done of this show, and if you watch any WWE Network Original show right now, make it this one. The episode doesn’t merely follow […]
So far on Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions series on WWE Network, we’ve seen the “Texas Rattlesnake” talk to The Undertaker, Kane, Goldberg and The Big Show, and now he sits down for over an hour with “The Best There Is, The Best There Was and The Best There Ever Will Be”, forever WWF Champion […]
So, so far from Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Session series on WWE Network, we’ve seen The Texas Rattlesnake sit down and talk with The Undertaker, Kane and Goldberg, so it wasn’t a surprise to see another long serving veteran from WWE step up next, with none other than Paul “The Big Show” Wight. The format […]
The Broken Skull Sessions began with Steve Austin talking to The Undertaker. The second episode saw Austin talk with Bill Goldberg, and now, on the third episode, we see The Texas Rattlesnake sit down and talk wrestling, politics and life with “The Big Red Machine” Kane. I was excited when this episode was announced in […]
After The Undertaker episode of Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions it was going to take a big name to follow that, and, for me, they didn’t follow it. I guess my thoughts on that come from the fact that I’ve never been a Goldberg fan. I watched WWF back when WCW was running and Goldberg […]
Well, this was a really nice surprise when it was announced. Steve Austin, back on the WWE Network with an interview show much-like his video podcast from a couple of years ago. The first guest? The Undertaker. We haven’t seen many (at all) our of character interviews with Mark Callaway,, so of course this was […]
The Table for Three format is one that WWE seem to be keeping going, and I like it, although I always feel like they should be longer. The three people chosen to chat for twenty minutes or so hardly get the conversation going before the show ends. I think this could easily be an hour […]
Table For Three is back again, with a new episode on the WWE Network. I like this show but like I’ve said before, it’s not really long enough. This time we sit down with JBL, Ron Simmons and Teddy Long, three guys who have a long friendship in wrestling. We all know about the Simmons […]
If you haven’t watched an episode of WWE Ride Along, the concept is as simple as they come. A selection of WWE performers are filmed while they travel from city to city on various legs of their year-round live event tour. It’s been going on for a while now and seems to be an inexpensive […]
For those who are unaware, Tommaso Ciampa was the NXT Champion as 2019 began, a reigning, defending champion who held onto his title belt (a belt he names Goldie) no matter what. As WrestleMania season rolled on, Ciampa realised he needed to get neck surgery. In March of this year, with reluctancy and sadness in […]
Table for Three is a great original show idea and I’ve enjoyed watching each episodes over the past five seasons or so. The new episode which landed this week was titled “General Managers Special” and features Eric Bischoff, Kurt Angle and Vickie Guerrero. Now, if you’ve been a fan of WWE over the past couple […]
WWE Untold is a WWE Network original series that I’ve been thoroughly enjoying since it began. Discussing topics such as “The Failed Relaunch of WCW”, “The Second Coming of ECW”, “How Eddie Guerrero Became a SmackDown Legend” and more, it delves into these subjects in a fun snapshot manner and talks, using clips, backstage footage […]
Adrian Street is a British Wrestling legend, and following the fairly recent NXT UK TakeOver: Cardiff, we saw a documentary pop up on the WWE Network about the man himself titled “Imagine What I Could Do To You”. This isn’t the longest of documentary specials yet it still covers enough to highlight Street and tell […]
I’ve been a fan of Table for Three since it began a few years back. It’s a super-fun concept, and allows three wrestling personalities to sit down and chit-chat for twenty-five minutes about their relationship to each other and their careers. I mean, it’s a pretty short program, so it never really gets going in […]
The WWE Network has, besides being the place to see NXT, 205 Live and ALL the pay per views, become somthing of a treasure trove for old wrestling programming from a myriad of promotions; but one thing that was missing – for me – is the content found on the old SilverVision (or Coliseum Video […]
The WWE have announced that the Mae Young Classic will be called by WWE Hall of Fame announcer Jim Ross, who will be joined on color commentary by four-time Women’s Champion and WWE Hall of Famer Lita. The tournament, named after WWE Hall of Famer and one of the greatest WWE Superstars in history, Mae […]
As a WWE Network Special Beast In The East was somewhat of a smart move. Although aired live at a time too early for America, the nature of the online service meant it could be re-watched at anytime. Somewhat of a glorified house show though, was it any good? The first thing noticeable about WWE […]
There are plenty of rumours about why the Elimination Chamber has been removed from the normal pay-per-view list, but it did not stay away long. WWE: Elimination Chamber 2015 became a WWE Network special but here in the UK we also get a DVD release. Read on for my thoughts… The timing of the Elimination […]
WWE decided, in their infinite wisdom, to hold another WWE PPV/Special Event in the month of May, meaning that in just over a month’s space there will have been three WWE supershows. Still, this has potential to be something special, so even though it is a bit of overkill, it’s interesting. With matches featuring many […]
