Heartbroken doesn’t cover it. The news that PAC had passed away hit me like a sledgehammer. When opening my phone on Monday morning to put on some music as I got ready for work, the last thin…

There have been a few discussions as of late about the need for promotions to fully advertise the card for their upcoming shows. There isn’t a week that goes by where someone isn’t aski…

Revolution Pro Wrestling’s 14 Year Anniversary show was a celebration of the past, present and future of British wrestling. In the same venue that has hosted the likes of Led Zeppelin, Prince…

An anniversary is a time to reflect on the past, celebrate the present and look ahead to the future. Fittingly, Jay Joshua has spent the past 12 months battling against men who were integral to Rev…

The term dream match is thrown around far too casually. It’s become clichéd to the point that it’s becoming the wrestling equivalent of corporate buzzwords like “circle back&#8221…

Leon Slater was born for nights like these. After a handful of matches either side of the pandemic, Slater experienced a meteoric rise during his first full year of in-ring competition. In 2022, th…

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the greatest British wrestler of them all? For many, the answer to that question is Kanji. A product of Stixx’s House of Pain Wrestling Academy, Kanji has g…

Wrestling should be fun. Whatever fun means to you, you should get some sense of enjoyment out of it. This summer, for the first time in a long time, wrestling hasn’t been fun for me. That ha…

Life is incredibly difficult for so many of us right now. Costs are soaring while wages remain static. It feels like it costs £70 a day just to wake up and go to work, never mind thinking about doi…

The best entrance themes in wrestling should do at least one of three things. They should be instantly recognisable, whether that’s through the opening riff, line or a preemptive signature so…

A leading man possesses qualities that go beyond their standard acting skills – or in this case wrestling ability – which allows them to carry the weight of a narrative and making them …

British wrestling is in an interesting position right now.

There aren’t many things that will make me willingly visit London. It’s too busy, too loud and too expensive. The biggest weekend in the British Wrestling calendar, a now annual celebra…

In a wrestling landscape that is burdened with a tit-for-tat war between the two major American TV promotions, counter-programming, attempts at global expansion, soaring ticket prices and morally b…

Ch-ch-ch-changes. Life is full of change. Sometimes it’s beautiful. Sometimes it’s painful. Sometimes it’s both or neither but it’s a part of everyday life. My life is full …

As the famous ditty goes, “Oh I do like to be beside the seaside”. Something about seaside towns has always resonated with me.  Whether it be the flashing fluorescent lights of an arcade, the …

Professional wrestling used to be the most important thing in my life. It was a vehicle upon which I could escape from everything. It was somewhere where I could laugh and cry in equal measure, mar…

This was supposed to be a straightforward review of True Grit Wrestling’s “Jacob’s Ladder” event last weekend in Leeds. You know the script by now; we go through the matches, there’s some attempt a…