WWE Monday Night Raw Review. 24.3.2026.

Written By Patrick O'malley.

Superstars Seen Showing up to work.

The Judgement Day. Bayley, and. Lyra Valkyria. The Usos. Ishowspeed, and Jevon Evans were seen showing up to work.

Brock Lesnar Segment.

Brock Lesnar came out with Paul Heyman, Paul ran through all of Brock's past opponents, whilst getting over the fact everytime the fans chant for Oba Femi, all this did was piss off the beast, and just before the pair went to leave, out came Oba Femi who once again owned Brock. The segment was great, and i'm pleased that Oba Femi is getting a big Mania push, however this comes with the asterix of Brock Lesnar in our year of 2026. This man was mentioned 40+ times in a sex trafficking lawsuit, and he seems to be loved again. I just don't get it. The segment however was good.

The Usos vs Logan Paul And Austin Theory.

I didn't like this Match. It never really clicked with me. The in ring work felt a bit slow, and the overall chemistry just felt off, but the major talking point, came as the finish happened. LA Knight came out to stop Logan from using Brass Knucks, this was when Jey got hold of them, and smacked Austin. This caused the Match to get thrown out. Jey went back in and then decked Logan. I was glad to see this end, but it would be a good episode long thread.

Becky Lynch Segment.

It's no secret that i'm a big fan of Becky Lynch's heel work, and this segment did what it was meant to do. Becky came across like a female version of Rodney Dangerfield, because she gets no respect. Becky stated that she made the Womens Intercontintal Championship important, and all she gets is boos, from the fans as they cheer for someone who left for ten years after Mania 31, as it turns out that Becky's daughter is a massive AJ Lee fan. AJ came out and gloated at this fact, just as Becky tried to scarper. AJ took to the top of the announcers desk and went to town on her. I loved there chemistry last night, and I do think that this is a turning point for this feud. Becky vs AJ at Mania for the IC Championship. It's official. I liked this.

Grayson Waller vs Jevon Evans.

This was suprisingly very good. It had excellent work from both men, and I have to say it. Kofi Kingston dressed as a Christmas pressent. I loved his attire. Jevon got the win. One other thing, during the Match I swore that I could Jevon do his best Bad Baby impression.

Paul Heyman Segment.

I liked this, from Adam Pearce telling Paul that he now has the time that he wanted. This brought him out to the ring. He stated that he was on his own, because those that he holds close are injured, and highly pissed off. So he wasted no time, and called out Seth Rollins. Seth was seen walking out from the fans, but just as he gets close to the ring, he's met by The Police, because as it turned out Paul has put a restraining order against him, and he was escorted out of the arena. The shooting of this segment was awesome, as the camera focused in on Seth as The Police took him away, all whilst Paul insulted his family, this caused Seth to snap, and break the restraining order attacking Paul. This was awesome, and if all is to be believed a way to keep him off TV until Bron Breaker returns from injury. Seth I have a great song recomendation from of my favourite bands. Walla Walla By The Offspring. I think this song will speak to your predicament.

The Kabuki Warriors vs Bayley and Lyra Valkyria.

This Match felt a bit predictable to me, and as the in ring work went into the final stages, you could tell how this was going to play out. Bayley and Lyra got the win, and will face the Irresistable forces next week when Monday Night Raw comes from Madison Square Garden.

Danhausen I love You.

What do you get when you put Danhausen in a segment with Penta. Dragon Lee, and. Ishowspeed, if your answer was utter hilarity, then you would be correct. He's very nice, very evil. I love that Danhausen.

Penta vs Dominik Mysterio WWE Intercontinental Championship.

I liked this. The Match managed to gain a solid flow. Both men have decent chemistry, and it was on full display here, this was steaped in Mexican flare, as the dynamic of heel vs Babyface played out, but then came the finish. WWE went to the book of bad finishes when Finn Balor came out, and Dom got distracted. This allowed Penta to get the pin for the win. Dom escaped, whilst JD Mcdonagh took a beating from his former mentor.

Cm Punk Segment.

Watching this storyline play out over the past few weeks has been a joy, and the best thing on WWE TV at the moment. What we got here last night was another 22 minute tour de force, that covered everything with ease. Punk reminds me of a front man of your favourite band, because his gift of being able to take fans on a journey with him is nothing short of incredible. He hit every spot with ease, and with a smile on his face. He managed to anger Jey Uso, and just like that, this segment went to another level. Don't mention his family, this would be the theme of this segment, as the reverbirations from last week continued to play out. Jimmy tried to calm down proceedings, as he told Jey to leave Punk to Roman, because this isn't there fight. Roman then came out, and just like that I got transported back to 2022, this was majestic, and to the point. Roman told his cousins to leave his ring with respect. Jey attacked Punk, and then Jey was seen shouting to his cousin to take Punk out, and he did. Roman Sphered Punk, and Proceeded to batter him, this ended with Punk getting put through the announcers table. This was one hell of a segment, and a great way to take the show off the air.

Overview Of WWE Monday Night Raw.

The way that I watched this weeks Monday Night Raw, was when I got home after a long day in working my day Job, so as you can imagine I was a bit tired, but this show did bring me to life with its crisp production, and great value, that you get on the rd to WrestleMania.

This weeks WWE Monday Night Raw is a solid 8/10.

 Top 5 Womens Wrestlers Undder The Age Of 35.

By Patrick O'malley.

Intro.

If you go back to the year 2007, and if you lived here in the UK you would've seen the barage of ads from the retailer Boots, you would've heard the well known earworm called Here Come The Girls by the girlband The Sugababes, this wasn't just a clever song. ( this is coming from a alt guy ) It was a call to arms for equality and fairness. In these times the Pro Wrestling world was famous for treating it's ladies like objects, and not athletes. Since 2013 and onwards in the world of sport the ladies have been taking the worlds biggest stages by storm, and it's no differant when you look at the world of Pro Wrestling, this is my look at the ladies who are currently owning the scene under the age of 35.

5. Dr Britt Baker 34.

At the time of writing Britt Baker hasn't been seen on AEW TV for roughly 17 months, and it's unclear as to why, as rumours have gone around stating a bad reputation when iot comes to her attitude backstage. Brit is on this list due to her Matches with the likes of Saraya. Thunder Rosa, and. Sareena Deeb. Baker is one of the AEW Originals who helped build the flagging womens division in its early days, and at the age of 34, and her future with the Jacksonville promotion in doubt, it doesn't change the fact that she's one of my favourite Female Pro Wrestlers to watch.

4. Tiffany Stratton 26.

Since her days of being Daddy's Little Rich Girl upon her NXT debut in November of 2021, you could tell that she was very green. Stratton would go on to vastly improve under the guidance of HBK, and. Matt Bloom whilst working within that system. Stratton would be moved to the main roster in 2024, and she would go on to become WWE Womens Champion, taking it from Nia Jax at the turn of last year. She would come under fire after her interactions with Charlotte Flair, but would be the one standing tall at the end of the day, this just proved the fact that if you work hard at anything in life, you can go anywhere.

3. Anna Jay 27.

At the age of 21 Anna was signed to All Elite Wrestling in April of 2020, before she signed with the Jacksonville promotion, she had gained a solid work reputation, even though she hadn't been in the industry that long, having only worked twelve Matches on the Indy scene. This put her in good stead, as she started to work on a global scale, it's been said that her success can be brought back to her training with QT Marshall, and her recent work in japan, but in my opinion, this comes under the ire of if you've got a dream, then you owe it to yourself to go for it.

2. Timeless Toni Storm 30.

This story is one that focuses on the term, if you bet on yourself then you will always win. This the Story of Toni Storm. Storm spent time working on the indy scene in australia, and Europe, before heading to the UK to be part of WWE NXT UK. Storms time in the UK developmental system would be spent working with Robbie Brookside. Meiko Satomura, and. Fit Finlay. In October of 2020 she would make the jump to Orlando and take part in NXT, a further step up to the main roster. In 2021 she would move to the main roster, and after a minor feud with Charlotte Flair, her time with the Greenwich promotion was done. In March of 2022 Storm made her debut for AEW, she would go on to win the womens championship on multiple occassions. In September of 2023 she would debut her new character, that is completely Timeless, she would go on to have one of the best womens rivlaries against Marieh May, leading to a Championship Match at Wembley Stadium, and a fantastic Hollywood ending.

1. Rhea Ripley 29.

From starting her training at the age of 16, to becoming an indy standout on the Australian indy scene. This became the back bone for Demi Barnett to become the star that she is today. In 2017 she would sign with WWE, working that years Mae Young Classic, and being added to the NXT UK Roster, becoming it's inaugiral Champion in August of 2018, and then moved to the US brand in 2019, she would get her main roster call up in early 2021, facing Asuka at WrestleMania 37, the Match would be heavily criticised by critics, but this didn't get her down as she would go to have some of the best womens Matches in WWE over the next coming years.

Overview Of This Piece.

When I sat down to write this piece on Monday Morning. I found myself thinking about the women in my life, and they've impacted me. My mum is number supporter, my sister might not get my love of Pro Wrestling, and. MMA world, but when it comes to me, she gets my love for this industry, and given the fact that 85% of my friends are female. This has taught me to reach beneath myself, and think, when you look around you acceptance is a form of love, and that is the most important thing, because when people believe in me. I feel a stronger.

Sunday Evening Friday Night Smackdown Review.

Written By Patrick O'malley.

Intro.

I like doing the Friday Night Smackdown reviews on Sunday Evenings, now this isn't going to happen every week, but It's going to be happening when my Saturdays are  busy. You guys know that my goal is to give you the readers the best content out there in written form, so doing things like this is completely nescicary.

Superstars Seen Showing Up.

The Irrestible Forces. The Bella Twins. MFT's. Truth and Priest. Kit Wilson, and. Hello there Jellyroll, were all seen showing to the arena. As Jellyroll was coming into the building, a load of security ran past him, because that nutty Scotsman Drew Mcintyre had ripped of the windscreen, just so he could get to Jacob Fatu. The Brawl was nothing short of laughable, this would start off an episode long storythread. Your not supposed to make it look so much like Keyfabe that it becomes laughable.

Priest And Truth vs MFT's WWE Tag Team Championship.

Is this Match going to any awards at the end of the year, well, no, but it did deliver on the fun aspect. I love R Truth, and. Damien Priests chemistry, and the fact that Truth looks like he hasn't aged a day since 2001, just reminds me that i'm 40 next year. The Wyatt Sic came out, and this caused a major distraction, that led to Roncena getting the win for the pair. We've got new WWE Tag Team Champions, and you know what good, because The Wyatts booking as champions has been tame. Cheer Up Solo, at least you still have Uncle Howdy's lantern.

Team Flexa Segment.

What do you get when you put Alexa Bliss in a Tag Team with Charlotte Flair, well if your answer was the name Team Flexa, then give yourself a pat on the back, and get yourself a well done drink. Team Flexa want a piece of The Bella's, that after when they're done with the Irrestible Forces. Just call me Teddy Long, because I sense a three way player.

Grifthausen

Danhausen tried to get Johnny Gargano out of his funk, so he asked for 20 dollars from Candace Lerae, and after receiving this nice gesture, he was gone. I think i'll call you Grifthausen.

Sami Zayn Segment.

I like the dynamic between Sami Zayn, and. Trick Williams, and I'm excited to see what WWE has in store for this feud. I like the fact that Sami is standing up for Cody. This screams heel turn.

Fraxiom vs The Motorcity Machine Gunns.

For a TV Match had a lot of great dynamics, from both teams, to the overall pacing.  Fraxiom got the win thanks to Candace Lerae causing a distraction. Ha that'll teach those Gunns to not help Johnny.

Randy Orton Segment Part 1.

After that came the segment of the night, which had me shouting out the word copycat. Randy took a chair into the middle of the ring and cut a scaving promo on how important it is for him to have another run with the belt, all whilst he speaks the words from his entrance theme. The theme of greed is low key, but vital. His words delivered with impact, however. Swerve Strickland did this earlier in the week on AEW Dynamite, and in my opinion, it was better. Randy has always been a good promo, and this segment allowed him to flex his chops. The theme of confidence also played a massive part in how his character was allowed to breathe.

Alestair Black vs Sami Zayn.

I liked this. The Match played out in the way that I thought it would. The in ring work was decent, and even though I hated the finish, when Alestair hit Sami with his Blackmas finisher thanks to Trick Williams. I did like the dynamic that Alestair has with Sami have, and I think that this needs to be explored a bit more.

Jade Cargill Segment.

I didn't like this. Jade Cargill isn't the most believible on the mic, whilst Rhea is a great promo, when you add together these dynamics it could have mixed results, and that's the best way to describe this promo. Jade didn't sound convincing at all, as Rhea took her to school, and as for Jade managing to get Michin, and. BFab to turn heel with her, was predictable.

Ilja Dragonov vs Carmelo Hayes WWE United States Championship.

Please give me more of this please WWE, because this was awesome. Both men showed what enigmatic chemistry they've got, and it shone through as this Match went into it's final stages. Carmelo retained, I could've watched another 30 minutes of this.

Kit Wilson vs Jellyroll Poetry.

I have to say it. This segment didn't land with me. Kit called Jellyroll out, and the pair engaged in a poetry battle that was riddled with unfunny insults, this didn't work for me, which is a shame because you guys know that I love me some Jellyroll. As a fan of country music his new track Thorns is awesome. Go get'em next week Jellyroll. It's no secret that i'm not a fan of Kit's new character, because it hits too close to the bone with how our world is these days.

The Irrestible Forces vs The Bellas WWE Womens Tag Team Championship Match.

I didn't like this. The Match got thrown out when Charlotte Flair who was sat ringside with Alexa Bliss, got involved. I'mbored of these type of finishes. Please stop doing this WWE I beg you. I mean I know that you won't, but you can try, for me, please.

Randy Orton Segment Part 2 

Earlier on in the show. Randy was seen decking Matt Cardona, and afterwards Jellyroll tried to help him, this is what I find fascinating about how WWE are booking Randy at the minute under HHH, because how he was booked under He Who Shall Not Be Named, only tipped the iceberg when he was a heel. HHH seems to be cooking the psycho analysis side of his character, and it's working. Randy called out Matt Cardona, and said that he was sorry, and Matt hugged him, and then he was RKO'd out of his boots, and then given the same treatment Cody got last week, which led to a security seperation. But that wasn't the end of the show, because the cameras caught up with Drew Mcintyre, and. Jacob Fatu battering each other, to the point that both men took a pathetic fall to end the show.

Overview Of Friday Night Smackdown.

This broadcast had me scratching my head, and jumping for minor joy. I like how WWE are booking Randy Orton, and Sami Zayns decent into heel territory is fascinating, whilst Kit Wilsons character isn't landing with me, and dq finishes will always be a part of our world. This weeks Friday Night Smackdown was the very embodiment of things that I like, and hate being played out in equal measure.

This weeks WWE Friday Night Smackdown is an average 7/10

UFC Fight Night London The Beakdown. 

Written By Patrick O'malley.

In Memoriam.

This piece is dedicated to one of my heros who passed away yesterday. Chuck Norris. Chuck wasn't just a star of the big and small screen, he was a skilled martial artist. To some Chuck will be remembered for his role in the TV show Walker Texas Ranger, to me he's the reason why this Sci Fi nerd, got into Martial Arts as a sport, and not just a hobby. His films like. Army Of One. Invasion USA, and. The Delta Force films are bonified classics, whilst his work with Bruce Lee in the 1972 Martial Arts Masterpiece Way Of The Dragon features some of the best fight sequences to ever be committed to celluloid. RIP Chuck, you'll never be forgotten.

Intro.

The UFC Octagon has made it's annual trip over to these shores for UFC Fight London Evloev vs Murphy, and on paper the card didn't exactly thrill me, but when I watched from the comfort of my own room at home, what were the major thoughts that ran through my head, during this piece i'm going to be taking you through a look of how I saw these fights playing out in my head. I love writing these pieces, because it gives me the chance to flex out, and show my understanding of how these fights would play out as they're going on, so sit back, grab a snack, and i'll begin.

Danny Silva vs Kurtis Campbell. Featherweight.

On paper this looked decent, but as the fight went into the trenches of round 1, the fight went from being a cagey affair, to a look at how things could playout. Kurtis relied heavily on his ground game, leaving a gaping hole in his arsenal heading into the second round. During this first round Silva managed to not utilise his striking, but this would change once round 2 started. In the opening stages of round 2, he placed a perfect one two combo that rocked Kurtis, this would lead to him getting the win via TKO. Overall this was a good fight, and a solid way to start the main card.

Roman Dolidze vs Christian Leeroy Duncan. Middleweight.

This was when the card started to exit stage left. And if you ask me it never fully recovered. This fight felt phoned in, and you could tell as the 3 slugged on. Both men failed to utilise their striking, whilst mainly staying close to the ground, this would play out for 3 rounds, leading to Duncan the brit getting the win. I thought that this fight had no life to it, and neither fighter showed me the viewer that they wanted it enough.

Austen Lane vs Iwo Baraniewski. Light Heavyweight.

Just a quick note. Iwo Baraniewski, beat. Austen Lane in under a minute by TKO, this is what you call a one and done situation. Not going to lie his performance was pretty impressive.

Michael Venom Page vs Sam Patterson. Welterweight.

At the end of the year when the fight awards get given out, this one will be on the list for one of the worst. The first was centred around both men trying to find their range, as Venom Page danced around like prime 2010 Anderson Silva, the second round saw Patterson do nothing as Page started to land some punch, and kick combos. Patterson in the third round then realised what he was doing, and started to fight back, but it was too late as Venom Page got the win by decision. I wasn't impressed with either man. I've been a fan of Venom Page for a number of years. I once spent over £1.000 on seeing him fight in London when he was in Bellator back in October of 2021. So seeing him put in a performance like this was nothing short of a disapointment.

Michael Aswell vs Luke Riley. Featherweight.

I've got to admit it, I don't know why this fight got the Co Main slot. This isn't me being disrespectful it's just the fact that both men aren't exactly fan known names like Sam Patterson or Michael Venom Page. I'm not campaigning for that fight to be in that place. I'm just confused as to why the UFC would give this slot to a couple of novices. With that miner rant out of the way. This fight never ignited any excitement in me, and by the reaction of the fans, none of the 20.000 that were attendence felt the same as me judging by how the TV sounded. Luke got the win by decision, besting Aswell in the stand up department for all three rounds. Aswell did turn up his Ground game as the final moments of the round went on, but it was too late.

Lerone Murphy vs Movsar Evloev. Featherweight.

I liked this Fight. Was this Lerone's finest hour, well, no, but he showed a true fighters grit. The first round was focused on both men finding their range. Movsar trying to find an inch to takedown Lerone, whilst Lerone kept things standing. The second round Lerone landed the better shots, as Movsar continued to look for the perfect takedown. Round three saw the Russian find what he was looking for, meaning that Lerone had to dig deep, and keep his head above water, he proved his grit after he took a kick to the family jewels. Movsar did this twice, and was deducted a point from Referee Marc Goddard. I believe it was this moment that caused Movsar to wake up, and he did. In the fourth round he dominated Lerone on the ground. The fifth round played out the same way. Lerone was defending Movsars takedowns, but on this night, he was no might for the Russian who got the win on points. Do I want to see him face Alexander Volkanovsky in the future, if i'm being honest i'm not so sure, because both mens styles are the same, which could make for a boring fight.

Overview Of UFC Fight Night London 2026.

This was a fight card that fell low of the UFC's standards in my opinion. Some fights delivered, whilst others floundered. If i'm being honest this card should be watched through the eyes of a fan who likes slugfests, and not being entertained.

UFC Fight Night London 2026 is by the UFC's Standards a solid 5/10.

 The Top 5 Ultimate Fighter Seasons With The Most Rewatchable Value.

Written By Patrick O'malley.

Intro.

Even though i'm a big Sci Fi. Comic Book, and horror fan. I do love a good old slab of reality TV, from the outright fake like The Hills, and. Laguna Beach, to the outright basic like The Real World Franchise. Reality TV is one hell of a guilty pleasure that no one talks about. In 2004 the UFC wasn't in the best state when it came down to its finances, so they were going to take one last hail mary. This would go on directly after WWE's Monday Night Raw, and would even get advertising space during the show on it's then network Spike TV, this is one of the reasons as for why WWE didn't want to renew their deal with the upstart broadcaster. I love this show and several seasons from over the past 21 years have solid rewatch value, so today i'm going to take a look at those seasons that I love to go back to.

5. Season 25 Team Garbrandt vs Team Dillashaw.

With season being labelled as The Redemption, giving airtime to past fighters who fell short, and have one the contest. This season is one that you need to give a solid weekend to in order to truly see how this plays out. The theme of redemption is something that I feel needed to be celebrated, as the likes of Joe Daddy Stevenson. Ramsey Nijem, and . Jesse Taylor, were placed alongside the likes of Hyder Hassain. Justin Elliott, and Seth Bezynski, and when you add in the brewing temprature of contention between the two coaches, mixing in with TJ's winning streak, this is one of the best seasons of the show that the UFC has ever committed to filming equipment. Oh and I forget to mention that Tim Elliott returned, and wanted to start a fight with Julian Lane. Won't someone just let him bang.

4. Season 5 Team Penn vs Team Pulver.

The best seasons of The Ultimate Fighter are the ones that are focused on the coaches  complete distain for one another. BJ Penn, and. Jens Pulver were trailblazers of the then Lightweight Division back in 2001, after this year the promotion would put it on the back burner due lack of public interest. In 2006 it was confirmed that the UFC would bringing back this division, and the fifth season of The Ultimate Fighter would be centred 16 Lightweight hopefuls. This would include the likes of. Gray Maynard. Rob Emerson. Cole Miller. Manny Gambyrian. Joe Lauzon, and. Nate Diaz. These men would go on to fight in the promotion, whilst Maynard would go on to be a No1 Contender, and Nate would go on to be one of the most celebrated men to never hold a UFC belt. The season would also go on to be rememered as the season when Gabe Rudiger struggled to make weight, and three men would later on get kicked out of the house, after a real life street fight broke out between Noah Thomas, and. Waylon Simms, all whilst Allen Berube failed to step in, and stop what was going on. This is one of my favourite seasons of the shows, simply because it's heavily incident heavy, and it still holds up today.

3. Season 9 Team UK vs Team USA.

What do you get when you put the brash talk of a Mancunian Brit, and mix it in with the calm style of a chilled out American? If you're answer is Season 9 of The Ultimate Fighter, then you would correct. Team UK was coached by Michael Bisping, whilst Team USA was coached by Dan Henderson. This Season is easily one of the best, due to the fact that it highlighted how the reach of the sport was developing. Yes, you had the annoyance of some idiot lobbing eggs, and Jason Pearce realising that his life's dream, was just that, a dream, and something that would never come true, this was brought into life when Dana White removed him from the tournament, due to his lack of believibility, and the future partner of Katie Price. Alex Reed, getting a shot at Glory, but not getting past audition phase to get into the house after losing to Dean Armisinger. I do like this season, and I've found myself going back to it time, and time again.

2. Season 10. Team Rashad vs Team Rampage.

I love this season. This is one of the most onesided seasons that has ever existed. Team Rashad levied a onesided assault on Team Rampage. With this season being labelled as Heavyweights, it was seen by me as one of best from a stylistic stand point. But what we got was a season of great fights, whilst both coaches wanted to batter each other. The season finale was one of the best that the UFC has ever put on. Roy Nelson would go on to win the show, whilst the likes of James Mcsweeney. Brendan Schaub. Matt Mitrione, and. Kimbo Slice would also go on to have careers in the UFC.

1.Season 21 American Top Team vs The Blackzillians.

It's been said throughout the decades that American Top Team is one of the best team/ teaching schools for MMA, so step forward Gym owner, and all round potty mouth lover Dan Lambert, and. Glenn Robinson. These two couldn't stand each other, as their rivlary goes back quite a long way. The season was based on team rivalry, that resembled MMA's answer to a football local derby. The reason for the distain is due to the fact that when Glenn left American Top Team, he left poached fighters from his former gym. This would be the main point of contention, but when you dig beneath the surface, the interactions from both teams. They seemed like they got the rivalry whilst also being a bit relaxed with each other. This show would see the bebut of Kamaru Usman, and watching him show his pedigree was something special, as Hyder Hassans stand up, looked scary. This is a great season if you love pure hate, and utter distain.

Overview Of This Piece.

Over the past 21 years, and 33 seasons, The UFC's take on Reality TV is something that can be looked at as the gift that keeps on giving, and pleassure for both audiences of trash TV, and combat sports. This is just my take, and personal opinions, you might agree/ or disagree.

 

AEW Dynamite Review 19.3.2026.

By Patrick O'malley

Will Osperay vs Blake Christian

I've heard some complaints online about this Match, and all I have to say is this. It's perfectly ok for Will to work at a 50% rate. In September of last year Will underwent spinal fusion surgery, which is something that normally keeps athletes out for at least a year, and the fact that Will has come back in less time is nothing short of amazing. Will got the win, and then proceeded to call out Jon Moxley. Will said that he's going to snap Jon's f****** neck with his bare hands. This led to a brawl that threatened to cancel the following Match. The Bang Bang Gang looked they were lost, because Pac and Will just thought like they were Hal From Malcolm In The Middle. Wills selling of his neck was excellent.

The Bang Bang Gang vs The Deathriders.

I'm in two minds with this Match. on one hand i'm glad that it has nothing to do with the TDCWO, and on the other hand, I thought this wasn't bad, even if it was lifeless. The Deathriders got the win.

Kenny Omega Segment.

Kenny Omega then called out Swerve Strickland, and then challenged him to a match. ( more on this later) 

Darby Allin vs Gabe Kidd Coffin Match.

Oh my, this was chaotic. From the vingnette being soundtracked by one of my favourite bands ever Slaaaaaaaaaaaaaayer, Kidd wanting Darby to come out to the Parking lot, and just like that it went to 180. From an actually car crash. A man getting brought back into the arena on a random piece of sound equipment. This was a reminder that when AEW wants to, they can go all out bats*** crazy. Darby then persisted to humiliate Gabe by dressing him in a straight jacket, and slapping him like he was being tortured. Gabe would then smack Darby into the ring steps after he came two, busting him open. This would take the match into its final stages, as Darby's skateboard was used as a weapon. Darby got the win after he torpedo dived into Gabe, placing trapped in the coffin. I've got to admit it, the pre filmed stuff was heavily edited, and it worked in a psychotic weird way. I liked this. Darby then called MJF in the aftermath.

Lucha Express Are On There Travels.

( insert old school Postman Pat theme song ) Postman Perry. Postman Perry, and. Luchasaurus, he's sold his blacked out van, for something that's heavily nature friendly. I liked this montage, they even stopped for some petrol, and they didn't even buy a bag of more to share Malteasers, and a couple of bottles of Mountain Dew. The Young Bucks said that they would be getting back to winning ways tonight. 

Swerve Strickland segment.

Prince Nana brought out his boss, to answer Kenny Omega's challenge, and what came next was simply awesome. Swerve sat in the middle of the ring, with just a spotlight on him, he went straight to business, he stated that he wants Kenny's power, because this is something that has held him down during his career, from the army, to WWE. This is something that he now craves, so he said that he would put his No1 Contendership on the line, if Kenny puts his EVP position on the line. Kenny vs Swerve 2 will go down on next week Dynamite. Next Thursday Morning is going to be awesome. I loved this segment.

Mark Davis vs Speedball Mike Bailey.

I liked this. The Dynamic of big vs small was played out to full effect. This is an essential dynamic in Pro Wrestling, and done well it can be a solid watch. This Match fell into that category. I loved there chemistry, and as the Match went into it's final stages, you could tell that both men were loving having this time spot. Speedball got the win.

MJF Segment.

This was filmed after his Classic Texas Death Match this past Sunday against Hangman Adam Page, and this was no notes perfect. I hear that Disneyland is nice at this time of year. Less tourists, or so I hear.

Marina Shafir vs Mina Shirakowa No Holds Barred Match.

Mina was brought in to take the place of Toni Storm, who was seen before the Match in earlier shot footage, having been beaten up. Now I wonder who could've done that. This felt a bit flat to me. The spots just felt like something that was just there, and this dragged down the quality of the Match. Mina got the win for her fallen friend. The Toni stuff is just a Ronda tease.

By Orders of The Andrade Blinders.

Renee Paquette was interviewing Andrade Selby. I mean El Idolo, and she pulled up her phone to show Don Callis calling in via facetime to say that the TDCWO is now in business with MJF, So I expect Darby Allin to get taken out at some point.

The Elite vs Ropongi Vice And Kazuchika Okada.

I liked this. As the early stages played out, two things went through my mind, the first was the fact that it should be illegal for party Matches like this to be this awesome, and the second was. Be still my NJPW, and. 2017 loving ROH Heart. This was fantastic, all six men packed in there moves, as the Matches within the Match, paved the way for the finish. The Elite getting the win. In the aftermath Matt and Nick took to the mic, and bared their thoughts on how they were going to gain back the AEW World Tag Team Championships, they spoke about how they had lost their self belief, and the fact that family ties is what will drive them. This brought out Cope and Cage, and just like that 13 year old Patrick felt very excited. This had fans chanting holys***, and it was well deserved. I could sit here and talk about this word for word, but when you dig beneath the surface, this dual was about respect, and how they're going to strip down FTR. This brought out FTR, Big Stoke was told to shut up, and just like that It was on. FTR vs Cope And Cage 2 at Dynasty, now this sounds awesome. Never tell a glorious man to shut up.

Overview of AEW Dynamite.

I liked this show. This felt like a build up to a table setting episode, and it worked to a degree. 

This weeks AEW Dynamite is a high solid 7/10.

 AEW Revolution Review ( Delayed Edition ).

Written By Patrick O'malley.

Intro.

This past week has been a monumental week for AEW, from the company releasing the Wembley Stadium tickets. ( I will be there )  the company putting their best foot forward with this excellent ppv, to starting their own streaming service MYAEW. In last weeks Dynamite review I criticised the idea, because there was a lack of information regarding the rest of the roll out. However after doing my research into Triller TV's finances, and given the fact that I'm growing in the content game, making the purchase for one year made sense. I get that this makes me look like a hypocrite, but if your going to go down the content making rabbit hole, then you've got to prepare yourself to spend some money, I think that £ 90.00 for the year, and getting everything is a good deal, and the saving that I will make comes in at £ 194.00 pounds all together. The app will coming to more devices as the year continues. I urge fans to give this a look. Apologies for the delay. I'm so back.

Battle Royal.

Jack Perry won the Battle Royal for the AEW National Championship. This folded over from the Zero Hour Pre Show, and it wasn't bad. Ricochet then took to twitter in the aftermath, and he's put his foot in it. MS is no laughing matter.

FTR vs Young Bucks AEW Tag Team Championship.

This show has several Matches of the night/year contenders and this was one of them. Both teams have had excellent Matches in the past with there second Match in my opinion being the best. This Match comes a close second. The in ring work was sensational, as the blood dripped drama reached it's climax. FTR retained, and then the lights went out, and the word revenge showed on the screen, and then it happened. Adam Copeland, and. Christian Cage made their return to AEW. FTR made haist, as The Bucks staired at the pair. I liked this, and the tease is very intriguing. 

Timeless Toni Storm vs Marina Shafir.

This was the best Womens Match on the card by a mile. Marina doing a interprative dance routine with her Deathriders team on entrance was funny, to Toni eating a Foot Sandwich. You could say that I had fun watching this on Monday Morning as I planned my notes. Toni got the win, and then as she was leaving, out from nowhere came Ronda Rousey. This has split the fanbase, well that's what I thought on Monday Morning, but as the day went on, this was met with pure vitriol. My thoughts. Ronda doesn't exactly have the best relationship with Pro Wrestling fans, and has been critical of how TKO manage their business. And on that measure, she's right. She's called them out for inflating ticket prices, for both UFC, and. WWE shows, and calling out both company's for generating a boys club mentality. I get why Toni would book this, because it's not a jab at the compettion. It's a sharp right, and left to the gut, and it's worked. On May 16th Ronda will face Gina Carano in a fight that MMA fans have dreamed about for years, however it's with Netflix, and not the UFC. This is a clear way of stating that your done with TKO. This could go either way, and i'm all here for it.

Jon Moxley vs Konosuke Takeshita AEW Continental Championship.

To those who read my Dynamite reviews on the weekly basis, you will know that i'm not a fan of this Deathriders vs TDCWO storyline. I feel that it's run its course, and after Sunday Night I want it to come to and end. The pacing of this ppv was spot on, and it showed with this Match, because as Ronda was walking Marina to the back Jon made his entrance, and just like that we were in business. This was another Match of the night contender filled with fantastic energetic bursts, that brought this lofi affair into action, as the storyline word of the Match, echoed from both men. Respect. The near falls created some excellent drama, as the final exchanges looked like we were going to get a time limit draw, but that wasn't the case as Mox choked out Konosuke to retain his belt. This was excellent. The aftermath ignited my passion for Superman. A video started to play of a man entering a cryobonic chamber, being led in by a Lex Luthor lookalike. The man was Will Osperay. The Billygoat is back, and as his music boomed out of the pa system at the Crypto.com Arena in LA, you could get the sense that business was about to pick up. Osperay vs Mox at Dynasty. Now that sounds tasty.

Babes Of Wrath vs Divine Dominion.

This Match didn't land with me. This is analysis of the Match. I'm not a big fan of wrestlers working double duty. I think it's too risky, as it deminishes the chance for further Matches. This is just my opinion. The Match felt a bit flat, and it didn't seem like the fans were into it. Divine Dominion got the win, and are our new AEW Womens Tag Team Champions.

Swerve Strickland vs Brody King.

This was a staunch physical affair, that kept me hooked from the outset. I had to go back and watch this again, because as I was watching this Match, the tickets for All In London went on sale. I liked this. Both men worked on the fundamentals of creating drama, this allowed the story of the Match to bleed out. Swerve got the win, and then wanted to go to his old bag of tricks, a cynder block. Thankfully a returning Kenny Omega to put a stop to this. I liked the Match, but I don't think that Swerve needed the win. Brody's rise in AEW has been one of it's best things so far this year, and I can't help but think that him not going over on Sunday, might be a tad damaging.

Thekla vs Kris Statlander 2 Out Of 3 Falls AEW Womens Championship.

I liked this. I don't think that it matched up to what came earlier in the evening, but I did enjoy it. Thekla is slowly becoming one of my favourite Female Pro Wrestlers, and her Matches against Kris Statlander have done what they needed to do. Thekla Retained, and just like that my mind goes to, what's next for Kris Statlander? Fantasy booking for Kris Statlander is difficult, because I want to be suprised with what she does next.

Mistico And Jetspeed vs  Protokada And Mark Davis AEW Trios Championships.

This was another Match of the night contender. The pace was fast, and the in ring worked and had a steady flow. This was a flawless Trios Match, and something that I was pleasantly suprised by. Jetspeed And Mistico got the win, and are our new AEW Trios Champions. The Matches within the Match were steller like I thought they would, and. Mistico went from being the Matches unsung hero, to being All Elite by it's end. This was a nice touch, and an emotional moment for Mistico. I loved this.

Bandido vs Andrade El Idolo.

If you know anything about Mexican Promotions, then you would know that this is a dream Match, and something that fans have been clambering for. I loved there energy, and you could feel it through the TV screen. This was a fantastic Match, that added a sense of belonging for Mexican Pro Wrestling on North American shores. I didn't care who won this, because I could've watched another hour of this.

Tornado Tag Team Match Orange Cassidy. Darby Allin, and. Roderick Strong vs The Dogs.

Look. I did like this Match, I just feel that this would've been better placed on Dynamite. There were some good spots like Clark Connors wrecking his neck with that dive, and cable ties being used with humerous effect, but I got the feeling that this was a glorified TV Match taking place on a PPV. Cassidy, and his mates got the win.

Texas Death Match MJF vs Hangman Adam Page AEW World Heavyweight Championship.

As I sit here on a Wednesday night writing this piece. I realise that i'm late to the party, but this is due to the fact that on Monday night I wasn't feeling very well, and I was feeling rundown from my Day Job. A lot has been said about the overall violence of the Match, but in my opinion, it needed to be this violent, as it was poetic by the way that it finished. Back in July at All In Texas. Hangman Adam Page choked out Jon Moxley to become the AEW World Heavyweight Champion. Fast forward 8 months, and. Max is choking him out in the same way that he won the belt. This was poetic violence being served up to the masses, and it was awesome. From highlight facial expressions to some sickening weapon spots. This was majestic bloodsoaked violence. MJF got the win, as his and Hangmans trilogy comes to a gratifying bloodstained end. This is so far my Match of the year, and a true coming of age moment to end the PPV.

Overview Of AEW Revolution 2026.

I've heard some fans online call this one of the best AEW PPV's in the company's history. Do I agree with this, well, no. Because this was excellent but it's not in the same league as All Out 2021. Double Or Nothing 2021. All In 2023, and 2024, or Revolution 2022, but this was a solid coming of age show, that managed to help AEW continue its great run of form this year.

AEW Revolution 2026 is a high standard 9/10.

 Monday Night Raw Review. 26.3.2026

Written By Patrick O'malley.

My Apologies.

This is starting to become a running joke at this. I've had to cancel working on this past weekends Friday Night Smackdown, and UFC Apex cards, this is due to my day Job needing me, and then you throw in the fact that I wasn't feeling very well. I still have plans to cover AEW Revolution, that review has been held back until tomorrow due to this fact. I'm feeling a lot better now so normal 5 pieces a week should come back from Tomorrow. You guys know that I hate cancelling things, and making decisions like this doesn't sit very well with me, but due to the fact that I was left feeling rundown. and unwell I had no other choice but to listen to my body and rest. So all that's left is to say is this. I'm so back people.

Superstars Seen Turning Up To Work.

Mr And Mrs Punk. Maxxine Dupri. The Judgement Day, and. Stephanie Vaquer, were all seen showing up to work.

Seth Rollins Segment.

Seth Rollins and his band of Black hoodie wearing Puddies came out to start off the show. He said that he's the one who started The Vision, and he's the one who's going to take them out, by destroying them, and marking there cards for death. Paul Heyman then came out, and this was when the promo segment shifted gears. He walked out looking dischevelled, and void of any emotion, and he sold this perfectly. He said that he f***** with Seth, because he liked f****** with him, and that's when he gave way for ( Sigh ) Brock Lesnar. Seth instantly instructed his Puddies to attack, but Brock took all of them out, and that's when the lights went out, and out came my saving grace. Oba Femi, who then dominated Brock. This segment was decent, but what brought me down was Brock Lesnar in 2026. Don't get me wrong I'm happy that Oba has a big time WrestleMania Match, I just don't think that it should be with a man who was mentioned 40+ times in a sex trafficking lawsuit. This segment was good, but at the same time, it was morally bankrupt, and this is a message that i'm not going to stop screaming about.

Original Elgrande Americano vs Elgrande Americano.

I've got to admit it. I had fun watching this, even this storyline has been run into the ground. Elgrande, beat umm, Elgrande in what was a fun TV outing. 

The Bloodline Reunited.

Roman Reigns showed up to the venue, and was met by his cousins Peabob, and. Rocksteady, I mean Jimmy, and. Jey. Roman cut a direct to camera promo taking aim at Cm Punk. This would be a episode long storythread.

Danhausen Segment.

This segment had me shouting were's Arn Anderson when you need him, because Danhausen had a gun, oh wait everyone it's just a t shirt gun, filled with cursed t shirts. I thought that this was very nice, but very evil. Watch out Grayson Waller. Kofi leave Jevon alone.

Liv Morgan Segment.

This segment had me embracing my inner Vampire Willow from Buffy The Vampire. Bored now. I'm starting to lose all interest in Liv's character at the minute because it hasn't developed at all since last year. Hearing her act gleeful about kicking Finn out of The Judgement Day was painful.

AJ Lee vs Bayley. WWE Womens Intercontinental Championship.

I liked this. I went back and watched the time when these two faced each other on NXT from back in 2013, and you can clearly tell that HHH was in the mood to play with toys, because that Match worked then, and suprise suprise so did this one. Both women have awesome chemistry, and you could tell that this was a way to get AJ ready for Mania, and as the Match went into last exchanges you could see this pairs trust come out. AJ retained and was attacked by her future Mania opponent Becky Lynch.

Penta vs ? WWE Intercontinental Championship.

Penta's opponent was Dragon Lee, and oh my this Match banged. I loved how both men brought this Match into life with Mexican flare, and desire, you could tell that there was no plan for this Match, so who produced just said, i'm going to take the wheels off, and let you guys rip the house down. Penta retained. This was great.

Maxxine Dupri vs Nattie.

Ok Patrick be nice. Nattie got the win. WWE please move on from this, because this just isn't working.

Randy Orton Interview.

I liked this. The whole segment was a solid way to follow up Friday Night Smackdowns segment of the year. Who was Randy on the phone to. He said that Wrestling has more than one Royal family. I mean he's not lying.

Stephanie Vaquer vs Raquel Rodriguez.

I liked this, but I didn't love it, the first stages felt like these two were going through the motions, whilst the second part, reminded me of an aging rockband playing their greatest hits, because I felt like i've seen this before, this Match also laid bare one of my pet peeves in Pro Wrestling. I hate it when the outcome to a Match is so painsakingly obvious. It's clear to me that Vaquer is dropping the belt to Liv at Mania, and just like that the womens Championship gets even more tiresome, because Stephanie Vaquer, who i'm a big fan of needs to be booked better. Because her run as WWE Womens champion, has been sub par at best.

Roman Reigns And Cm Punk Segment.

This was a 22 minute run through of a segment that struggled at the beginning. Now don't get me wrong I loved the segment because it worked as both men took the fans on a trip down backwards psychology avenue, as their verbal back and forth felt just as fluid. Punk is in Romans head, and it's making for great TV, but they needed to get to the fireworks factory a bit quicker.

Overview of Monday Night Raw.

As Mania looms ever closer the booking is starting to look a more clear, and that feeling of it'll be alright on the night is starting to look mighty fine in my opinion. Moral Bankruptcy aside this was a solid show with good to great in ring work, and solid promos.

This weeks Monday Night Raw is a solid 7/10.

 

AEW Dynamite Review.

My Thoughts On MyAEW.

Earlier this week it was announced that AEW was launching it's own streaming service called MYAEW. That would be supported on all Apple TV. Android TV's, and. Roku Devices. Chromebooks, and. Smart Devices. But Samsung TV's. Hisense TVs, and all Toshiba models have been left out. I think that it's a great idea that AEW has it's own platform, and it's by all accounts it's good value for money. I do have one major gripe, and it's this. The transparantcy surrounding it's future roll out dates with these company's has been a bit of a let down to me. I own a Samsung TV, and because Samsung doesn't have the right plugins I can't access the videos from a standard browser. I get that rollouts take time, and this can be sorted in time. It's just not right to not give fans all the info.

Jon Moxley And Claudio Castagnoli vs Konosuke Takeshita And Hechicero.

I've got to admit, this was decent, but this Deathriders vs Don Callis Family storyline is getting boring, and if i'm being honest I just want it to end. Jon and Claudio got the win, and then got attacked by Dons band of goons. They tried to tempt Konosuke into giving Jon a steelchair shot. But he refused it, because he wants to win the belt his way. The Match on Sunday for the Continental Championship will bang. I'm just bored of this storyline.

TNT Championship Match Speedball Mike Bailey vs Kyle Fletcher.

This is a TV Match of the contender, and were only in March. This is the second pairing for these two, they had a banging Match last year on Dynamite, and when you take a look at last years TV Matches, this was just under Hangman Adam Page vs Josh Alexander. From Kyle Taking a nasty looking Poison Rana on the ring apron. Mike taking Kyles nasty looking knees, to Speedball levelling up with his octane counteractions. This Match was awesome, and as the time faded into the background, the near falls stole the show. Kyle got the win, thanks to Okada, and. Mark Davis. Some fans have said that Tomasso Ciampa and Fletcher had an all timer a few weeks ago, but I think that this was better for my taste. Both men showed that they wanted this spotlight.

Brody King Match.

Brody King decked a Local Jobber, and chased off Swerve Strickland after a Chain attack. I liked this. Swerve dressed like one of Seth Rollins goons was funny.

Orange Cassidy And Darby Allin vs The Dogs.

Last week it was confirmed that Gabe Kidd And Clark Connors, and David Finlay were signed to AEW Contracts, and I think that given how NJPW isn't in the best place at the moment, this does make sense. This Match however was a heavily layered affair, and if i'm being, you could tell. Gabe Kidd, and. David got the win, and Roderick Strong came out, and reunited with his friend Orange cassidy. Both men then took out the dogs. This wasn't for me

Persephone vs Willow Nightingale AEW TBS Championship.

This Match worked in waves. I got the sense that the fans were tired during this Match, because they only seemed to come alive for the big moments, the action fell a bit flat, and Ian Ricobani's wrap reminded me of the times when Ex Liverpool player John Barnes had a minor Rap Music Career. Willow retained, this Match was all over the place.

Dem Bucks vs DIFTR.

This was a fascinating trios Match. The Matches within the Match Mark Briscoe vs Tomasso Ciampa, and. Dax Harwood vs Matt Jackson were standouts, and the  table spots were well timed. The Physicality became the back bone for the storytelling, as the Match entered its last stages. DIFTR got the win. I liked this.

Revolution Press Conference Hangman Adam Page And MJF.

From using real journalists like Denise Salcedo, and former UFC Flyweight Champion Demitrious Johnson, to Bryan Danielson standing in the middle of two men that he's had history with, as the questions laid bare both mens intentions for there Texas Deathmatch this weekend. MJF stole the show as he played into Hangmans addiction issues, this led to a fight in the fans, that led to the ring. Hangman came out looking strong, whilst Max looked weak, as he escaped a deadeye on a barbwire board. This is something that might have given away the end to Sundays Match, and with the return of will Osperay on the Horizon, this is a tricky piece of booking that needs to have a clear path. This was an awesome segment, and it worked to get me excited for the PPV this Sunday. 

Overview Of AEW Dynamite.

This is a very important week for the Jacksonville company. Tickets go on sale this Monday for there return to Wembley Stadium. Revolution is on Sunday, and the MYAEW platform has a lot of fans feeling in a good place with the promotion, and they have the right to be. Even though i'm not happy with the app rollout at the minute. It hasn't stopped my enjoyment of the weekly product, this was a solid go home show before a major PPV, and a good way to send AEW into the second quarter of the year.

This weeks AEW Dynamite is a Solid 8/10

 Top 5 Moments In WWE History When They Did Something Nice For Ordinary Fans.

Written By Patrick O'malley.

Intro

It's nice when someone does something decent for you, when it's taking in a parcel for you, buying you a suprise bar of chocolate, or even going the extra mile to make you smile, but does this happen if you're a WWE fan, well, yes. Superstars over the years have been known to go and make fans smile here are just a few moments when WWE went over the odds to please others.

5. John Cena Meets A Fan Who Fled The Ukraine.

In March of 2022 Russia Declared war on Ukraine, in a moment that caused mass panic that would continue over the next few years, and counting. In November of that year John travelled to Holland to meet a fan with Down Syndrome who's family had escaped from the country as the war intensified. He spent the afternoon with the boy and his family, eating cake, and playing videogames. This is what being an entertainer is all about, giving up your time, so that others can benefit from your time. It doesn't matter if you love or hate John, but you do have to give him your respect in my opinion, this showed what a class human being that he is.

4. The Rock Meeting Fans.

Over the years I've heard several great moments when Dwayne The Rock Johnson has been nice to fans, from sending a teacher a farewell message before they retired, to spending time with a young fan whilst on the set of Moana. Dwayne has also been known to have done work with the Make A Wish Foundation. Dwayne might be The Final Boss in the ring, but when it comes to real life, he's a solid class act. If ya smell what the Final Boss is cooking.

3. Giving Time For The Ultimate Warriors Daughters.

Even though i'm not a big fan of the man known as James Hellwig due to the stories that came out after he had left WWE, but i'm someone who believes that the sins of the father should not be placed on the daughters. This is what happened after his passing in april of 2014. His two young daughters at the time were brought backstage to a WWE House Show. They were seen taking photos with the likes of Paige. Alicia Fox, and Daniel Bryan. I might not have liked the type of person that Warrior became, but it just goes to show, that the poison that he believed in, hasn't dripped down onto the next generation.

2. Mick Foley's Charitable Efforts.

There's a reason why Mick Foley is called Jolly Old Saint Mick, he's as genuine as the day is long. I've never heard anyone say a bad word about him. He's written multiple books, one of them called A Hardcore Journal, which was written about his charity exploits, from working with Children charity's like Give Kids The World Village, and. RAINN an organisation set up to try and all violence against women and Girls, to working with the Cauliflower Alley Club, to auction off memorabilia in aid to help wrestlers in need. Mick is a stand up guy, who's been known to be nice to fans, and those less fortunate, because everyone Foley Is Good. If you've never heard the story about his Kids Christmas book from back in the year 2000 came around, then I urge you to look it up.

1. The Story Of Connor The Crusher.

Cancer is a cruel and nasty beast, and when it takes the life of a child it's makes life feel very unfair. Connor Malik was an obsessed fan of WWE, and at the age of five, he was battling this awful disease. In the Summer of 2012, he got given the chance to go backstage at a WWE Event with his family, and meet the superstars, he met the likes of AJ Lee. John Cena, and a man who would go on to be a family friend Daniel Bryan. This would be an ever affecting friendship, that would last until after Wrestlemania 30. When Daniel Bryan won the triple threat Match between himself. Randy Orton, and. Batista, he went over and held Connor as the pyro went off into the night. This was a reminder to hold your loved ones close, because they might not be here to see tomorrow. I remember watching Mania that year, and hearing this story, and the first thing that I did, was reach out to a friend of mine, and as it turned out, his dad was battling cancer, and lived to tell the tale. Connors story affected my friend, as he gave his dad the strength that he needed.

Intro.

As I sat down to write this piece. I felt an enormous amount of anxiety, and pride mixed together, this is because as a creator I feel a great deal of responsibility, when delivering my work, because I don't know what goes on in you the readers lives. This is why entertainment of all kinds isn't just important, it's valid. So if my work takes someone away from what's going on in there lives, then i'm ok with that, because to me, you're well being to me is important, so this is me signing off by doing something nice. Have a Nice Day.