-The UFC’s debut in Missouri (finally!), this show was one of the best on paper of 2017 thus far, despite the main event of Demetrious Johnson vs. Wilson Reis seeming a bit one-sided to most. With the UFC in dire need of a great show following a handful of stinkers recently – most notably...

On Friday, June 3rd, 2016, Muhammad Ali, born Cassius Clay, passed away at the age of 74. Ali’s death, and more importantly his life, is the inspiration behind this column. Whether it was musicians, actors, athletes, or any other celebrity, the one constant comment was that Ali was...

-Despite a couple of odd fights this was largely being seen as the UFC’s first “loaded” PPV card of 2017, as the main event between Daniel Cormier and Anthony Johnson had been building for a long time, and Weidman/Mousasi as a co-main sounded pretty cool. Being a UFC show in 2017 there...

It seems a bit much, doesn’t it? When it comes to WWE, the numerous compliments about the product are followed by as many criticisms about it. Whether it’s the characters, the storylines, who is getting a push, who isn’t a getting a push, who won a title, who lost a title,...

Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada are two names that fans who generally don’t follow wrestling outside WWE would be familiar with. These men appear to have done something in the first week of 2017 that few can do, and that is set the bar by which all matches are measured. When fans who...

-This was the UFC’s first visit to London since last February’s Bisping vs. Silva card and the main event here was hardly as big on name value – not that Manuwa/Anderson was a bad fight, it just isn’t a big time main event, but then it’s been tough this year on that front anyway. If...

-This was a *great* card on paper for a Fight Night, it must be said – sure, we had a fight between two borderline top ten 155lbers on the prelims (Trinaldo vs. Lee) but realistically there wasn’t a fight on the main card you’d have wanted to move anyway! To me it looked like a great mix...

Baron Corbin and Braun Strowman, Braun Strowman and Baron Corbin. In some ways they are very alike, while in others they couldn’t be more different. When exploring their contributions to the Raw and Smackdown Live brands, it has been a very different road taken by each man. On one hand...