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Cesaro vs. Drew Gulak: The opening match was quick, sudden, and abrupt. I thoroughly enjoy Cesaro and was disappointed when we got so little. I felt like the match had just fallen into its groove when it ended. Other than the length of the match, the little bit of it that there was was solid. But it was the pre-show match, so I suppose it wasn't going to be a 30 minute slug fest.

Cesaro vs. Drew Gulak: The opening match was quick, sudden, and abrupt. I thoroughly enjoy Cesaro and was disappointed when we got so little. I felt like the match had just fallen into its groove when it ended. Other than the length of the match, the little bit of it that there was was solid. But it was the pre-show match, so I suppose it wasn't going to be a 30 minute slug fest.

Pro Wrestling

WWE WrestleMania 36 (Night 1) Review

The first half of a no-fans WrestleMania has come and gone. Did they pull it off?

By Peter BoyerApril 5, 2020

Podcasts

Poor Taste Wrestling podcast episode 98: Road to…the Worst WrestleMania Ever?

It's WrestleMania predictions and it's too big for just one hour! These are strange times and WWE is having to...

By Patrick RossApril 3, 2020

No one is in the mood for WrestleMania.

No one is in the mood for WrestleMania.

Pro Wrestling

WrestleMania may be exactly what we need right now

No, it's not an essential service. But we could all use a little 'normal' right now.

By Jay BarrettMarch 31, 2020

John Hennigan was born in October of 1979. He grew up in Los Angeles and earned a film degree from the University of California, Davis in 2002, the same year he got accepted to the third season of Tough Enough. He would go on to win that season, earning himself a WWE contract. He joined WWE’s developmental territory at the time, Ohio Valley Wrestling, where he would train for before being brought up to television.

John Hennigan was born in October of 1979. He grew up in Los Angeles and earned a film degree from the University of California, Davis in 2002, the same year he got accepted to the third season of Tough Enough. He would go on to win that season, earning himself a WWE contract. He joined WWE’s developmental territory at the time, Ohio Valley Wrestling, where he would train for before being brought up to television.

Pro Wrestling

John Morrison’s Road to WrestleMania

Johnny Blaze/Nitro/Mundo/Impact/Morrison's long, winding path to WrestleMania 36.

By Peter BoyerMarch 30, 2020

This coming weekend, at WWE's first-ever two night, no-fans WrestleMania, AJ Styles will take on The Undertaker in what WWE has promoted as a "Boneyard" match. What exactly is a Boneyard match? On a recent Mixer stream, Styles -- one of the only people "in the know" -- described it as a kind of street fight...but in a graveyard. That certainly fits Undertaker's theme and, likely, the "fish out of water" angle they may be trying to evoke with The Phenomenal One taking on Aleister Black and Taker.

This coming weekend, at WWE's first-ever two night, no-fans WrestleMania, AJ Styles will take on The Undertaker in what WWE has promoted as a "Boneyard" match. What exactly is a Boneyard match? On a recent Mixer stream, Styles -- one of the only people "in the know" -- described it as a kind of street fight...but in a graveyard. That certainly fits Undertaker's theme and, likely, the "fish out of water" angle they may be trying to evoke with The Phenomenal One taking on Aleister Black and Taker.

Pro Wrestling

Five things WrestleMania’s Boneyard Match could be

We know what it probably is, but let us dream.

By Forrest HollingsworthMarch 29, 2020

Hey, you’re doing the right thing. If you’re reading this, it (hopefully) means you’re practicing social distancing and working to keep yourself and your loved ones safe and you’re helping to stop the healthcare system from getting overrun and spread. Thank you and we here at PTW are proud of you. Keep fighting.

Hey, you’re doing the right thing. If you’re reading this, it (hopefully) means you’re practicing social distancing and working to keep yourself and your loved ones safe and you’re helping to stop the healthcare system from getting overrun and spread. Thank you and we here at PTW are proud of you. Keep fighting.

Pro Wrestling

#PTWWatches: WrestleMania 36 throwbacks

A collection of matches from yesteryear featuring WrestleMania 36 competitors for you to binge watch.

By Jay BarrettMarch 27, 2020

AEW saw two major debuts last week in Brodie Lee and "Broken" Matt Hardy, two former WWE Superstars who were seriously underutilized. In honor of them making the jump, this week we're talking about wrestlers WWE has dropped the ball on.

AEW saw two major debuts last week in Brodie Lee and "Broken" Matt Hardy, two former WWE Superstars who were seriously underutilized. In honor of them making the jump, this week we're talking about wrestlers WWE has dropped the ball on.

Podcasts

Poor Taste Wrestling podcast episode 97: Dropping the Ball

Brodie Lee and Matt Hardy join a long list of missed opportunities for WWE.

By Patrick RossMarch 27, 2020

Roman Reigns has decided not to compete at WrestleMania 36 due to coronavirus concerns, according to a Pro Wrestling Sheet report.

Roman Reigns has decided not to compete at WrestleMania 36 due to coronavirus concerns, according to a Pro Wrestling Sheet report.

News

Roman Reigns will no longer wrestle at WrestleMania 36

WrestleMania 36 will undergo another drastic change.

By Patrick RossMarch 26, 2020

For 35 years ant counting, WWE has held its version of the Super Bowl in the form of the iconic WrestleMania. From the crowd, to the matches and entrances, to variety hour-esque entertainment, there's nothing else out there that's quite like the Showcase of the Immortals.

For 35 years ant counting, WWE has held its version of the Super Bowl in the form of the iconic WrestleMania. From the crowd, to the matches and entrances, to variety hour-esque entertainment, there's nothing else out there that's quite like the Showcase of the Immortals.

Pro Wrestling

The 10 best WrestleMania entrances of all time

The matches are important, but WrestleMania is all about the spectacle.

By JJ TraversMarch 25, 2020

Netflix has released the first trailer for The Big Show Show staring WWE Superstar The Big Show. The live-action sitcom comedy series will follow Paul Wight aka The Big Show, as a now retired WWE Superstar who's trying to put his world-famous career behind him to focus on raising his family. Watch the trailer below.

Netflix has released the first trailer for The Big Show Show staring WWE Superstar The Big Show. The live-action sitcom comedy series will follow Paul Wight aka The Big Show, as a now retired WWE Superstar who's trying to put his world-famous career behind him to focus on raising his family. Watch the trailer below.

News

Netflix releases trailer for WWE’s ‘The Big Show Show’

WEEELLL it's the Big Show's own show!

By JJ TraversMarch 24, 2020

Rami Sebei was born in Laval, Quebec, Canada in 1984. His parents, both Syrian, immigrated to Canada in the 1970s. Sebei started training to become a wrestler in his late teens. It was during this time period that he met and became good friends with Kevin Owens. Not much else is public knowledge about Rami, as he is an extremely private person. However, before discussing his professional career, I would be remiss not to mention his work and fundraising with The Syrian American Medical Society. It's great stuff, check it out.

Rami Sebei was born in Laval, Quebec, Canada in 1984. His parents, both Syrian, immigrated to Canada in the 1970s. Sebei started training to become a wrestler in his late teens. It was during this time period that he met and became good friends with Kevin Owens. Not much else is public knowledge about Rami, as he is an extremely private person. However, before discussing his professional career, I would be remiss not to mention his work and fundraising with The Syrian American Medical Society. It's great stuff, check it out.

Pro Wrestling

Sami Zayn’s Road to WrestleMania

How Sami Zayn went from a masked luchador to defending the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania.

By Peter BoyerMarch 24, 2020

Ah, WrestleMania! The Super Bowl of professional wrestling. The one event of the year that all Superstars dream to compete at, and have their WrestleMania Moment. Unfortunately for some, that dream will never come into fruition. For every “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, The Rock, and John Cena, we have a Joey Abs, Rodney, and Pete Gas. So, that begs the question: which WWE Superstars had the worst year, performance wise? Well, I have the answer!

Ah, WrestleMania! The Super Bowl of professional wrestling. The one event of the year that all Superstars dream to compete at, and have their WrestleMania Moment. Unfortunately for some, that dream will never come into fruition. For every “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, The Rock, and John Cena, we have a Joey Abs, Rodney, and Pete Gas. So, that begs the question: which WWE Superstars had the worst year, performance wise? Well, I have the answer!

Pro Wrestling

The 25 worst win/loss records in WWE since WrestleMania 35

These Superstars and teams have had a rough year since WrestleMania 35.

By Shane MartinMarch 23, 2020

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