Ja'Von York 
March is Women’s History Month, and Jazz is one of those names I always circle because her impact is louder than her “highlight packages.” Jazz didn’t get remembered for glitz, slogans, or being the company’s chosen face. She gets remembered because when she showed up, the women’s division stopped feeling like a break in the … Read more
Last night’s SmackDown was a show that spent most of its two hours flirting with frustration before finally finding its bite. For long stretches, this was a serviceable WrestleMania build built on shaky character logic, rushed contender decisions, and storylines that too often feel like they are moving in circles instead of building with purpose. … Read more
When Candice Michelle first appeared in TNA, it felt random. She was shown at ringside on the January 15, 2026 episode of TNA iMPACT!, the company’s AMC debut, from the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas. At that point, it looked like exactly what it was on the surface: a recognizable former WWE name making … Read more
March is Women’s History Month, and Trish Stratus is one of those careers that looks completely different depending on where you start the clock. If you start in 2000, you see the truth WWE rarely admits out loud: Trish was brought in as a presentation play, not a finished wrestler. If you start in 2006, … Read more
Last week’s SmackDown was the kind of show that gave WWE plenty to point to and fans plenty to argue about. Cody Rhodes regained the Undisputed WWE Championship, Randy Orton’s WrestleMania 42 path came fully into focus, and the blue brand finally stopped teasing its top direction and committed to it. On paper, that should … Read more
Last night’s TNA iMPACT! was one of those episodes that did a lot right while also making some of the company’s biggest creative habits impossible to ignore. The show had urgency, it had movement, and it had several angles that genuinely felt important with Sacrifice just two weeks away on March 27. Moose and Cedric … Read more
March is Women’s History Month, and I’m not doing the watered-down version of TNA history. If you want to talk about the Knockouts division as a real TV property — not just a good in-ring division, but a division with identity, heat, catchphrases, segments, and stars — you’re going to land on Velvet Sky and … Read more
TNA returns to Atlanta tonight with a show that feels far more important than a routine stop on the way to Sacrifice. Last week’s iMPACT! was built around movement: stories advanced, tempers escalated, and the company finally locked in its Sacrifice main event when Steve Maclin was reinstated and named as Mike Santana’s challenger for … Read more
Last night’s AEW Dynamite did what a Revolution go-home show is supposed to do: it sharpened the biggest feuds, raised the emotional temperature, and made Sunday’s card feel volatile in a very real way. The wrestling was strong, the pacing was tight, and almost every major program got a final push with purpose. Kyle Fletcher … Read more
WWE Evolve opened tonight with a clear statement about where the brand is headed next. Current Interim NXT General Manager Robert Stone kicked off the show by announcing that Timothy Thatcher will officially take over as the new General Manager of WWE Evolve, filling the vacancy left behind months ago when Stevie Turner departed the … Read more
