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KOPW Trophy: New Japan RANBO I love me a good New Japan RANBO. The participants weren’t known other than Toru Yano, the KOPW trophy holder, and Chase Owens who tweeted about it. Hilariously, eliminations can come via over the top, pinfall, submission, or getting handcuffed to the corner. Owens drew #1 and The Great-O-Khan was #2. Nothing of note happened with the first few entrants before Makabe was the first person eliminated. I chuckled at DOUKI doing the DOUKI Chokey for obvious reasons. Honma was eliminated via handcuffing. He stayed there outside of the ring and could mess with dudes w...

Impact Wrestling TV Aired May 13, 2021 on AXS TV Highlights from last week’s Impact Wrestling show aired, followed by the Impact intro theme… Matt Striker and D’Lo Brown were on commentary… 1. Rosemary (w/Crazzy Steve, Black Taurus) vs. Jessika Havok in a match to become number one contender to the Impact Knockouts Championship. Rosemary and Havok started the match with a show of sportmanship in the form of a handshake. Havok and Rosemary no sold each other’s shoves. Rosemary and Havok then each went for power moves, which didn’t hit due to the other woman’s counters. Havok got ...

Hamilton’s Best of NXT in PROGRESS: Volume 2 Report (11.28.20)   These are old reviews, and while I’ve not updated names (so you’re reading about Prince Devitt, not Finn Balor…) but I’ve done my best to remove mentions of people here who are on that suspected persona non-grata list… Samoa Joe vs. Rampage Brown – from PROGRESS Chapter 14: Thunderbastard (July 27, 2014) TNA loaned PROGRESS a copy of Joe’s music and entrance video, and you can see that Joe’s thrilled to be back in the UK. Excluding TNA’s annual tours, this was Joe’s first indy match in the UK since...

Hamilton’s Best of NXT in PROGRESS: Volume 1 Report (10.03.20)   There’s a lot to be said when – after months, if not years of hand wringing over the appearance of the British indies on the WWE Network… the eventual arrival was met with virtual silence. After several shows, PROGRESS’ appearances ended up switching to a myriad of “best of” compilations, with over a dozen of them up at time of writing. I guess that’s what happens when a lot of your recent back catalog suddenly has a whole lot of persona non-grata in them. These are old reviews, and while I’ve not upda...

Tama Tonga Takes Shots at Kenny Omega Over AEW's Bullet Club 'Reunion' Last week's AEW Dynamite went off the air with a pseudo-Bullet Club reunion involving Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson. All five men were prominent members of the New Japan Pro-Wrestling faction at one point or another, but they all gradually left the group as they departed for other promotions. And while their shared history in the faction has been referenced on AEW and Impact Wrestling programming ever since, they aren't allowed to call themselves "Bullet Club" because a) New Japan still hold...