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Our annual WrestleMania issue of the Observer is out this week with full coverage of pro wrestlings biggest event. We go through all he news of the show, including the booking, the title changes, the finishes, the direction, what did and didnt work, the difference between the two nights, after four examples how does two shows work vs one, the big money WrestleMania main events, the returns, the celebrities and business notes on the show.  We also look at next year. We also have match-by-match ...

Our annual WrestleMania issue of the Observer is out this week with full coverage of pro wrestlings biggest event. We go through all the news of the show, including the booking, the title changes, the finishes, the direction, what did and didnt work, the difference between the two nights, after four examples how does two shows work vs one, the big money WrestleMania main events, the returns, the celebrities and business notes on the show. We also look at next year. Also in this issue: Match-by-...

A preview to WrestleMania leads off the current issue of the Wrestling Observer.  We look at each match, thoughts on the match, who are the gambling oddsmaker favorites, chart ticket demand with Mania and the next two UFC PPV shows, rules in play, and non-WrestleMania ticket demand. Also in this issue: End of the Wednesday night war with the final standings, cover the two Takeover shows, look at television vs. streaming viewership, Canadian numbers, final stands in shows and quarters, and wher...

Amended bill to expand juvenile eligibility for restorative justice heads back to West Virginia House Tyler Arnold, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner A substitute version of legislation to expand West Virginia’s restorative justice program for juveniles passed the West Virginia Senate and is headed back to the House to consider the change. In the original language, House Bill 2094, sponsored by Del. Diana Graves, R-Kanawha, would have expanded access to the...

Joanna Cherry campaigning with Nicola Sturgeon. THE SNP were wrong to sack Joanna Cherry from their Westminster frontbench, according to the partys former communications chief. Kevin Pringle said he didnt think it was "right or credible for Cherry to have gone from hero to zero" as he pointed to the praise she received both inside and outside the party for her successful work to stop Boris Johnsons prorogation of Parliament. Cherrys dismissal last Monday as justice and home affairs spok...

WHAT would happen if the First Minister was to fall under the proverbial political bus? I hasten to say that I wish no personal ill-will to Nicola…

KATHLEEN Nutt reported in Monday’s National on another call, by filmmaker Roderick MacKenzie, for a new inquiry into the shady death of Willie McRae (New call for probe into McRae’s death, January 11). Let’s hope it probes deeper than other failed attempts at an inquiry. The late Dave Leadbetter was at an advanced stage of completing his well-researched book on the subject and has left two boxes of his research with a friend in Edinburgh, in a safe place. Dave was a full-time worker f...