This month the B5 Sports Channel is compiling a set of sports memories. Here’s my take.
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The WWF was coming to my hometown. For the first time ever. September 28, 1984. Hershey, Pa. I was ten. My dad had two tickets. We were going! The very idea of seeing my newly realized heroes was too much to handle. The same heroes I watched with baited breath on every Saturday morning on local channels. The same heroes that would come together in mega events in gigantic arenas in huge cities every blue moon that were showcased on bigger cable stations like the …read more

Smackdown duo and Wrestlemania opponents Undertaker and Batista had the last laugh delivering a chokeslam to Shawn Michaels and a Batista bomb to John Cena. No big events last night on Raw except the Donal Trump/Vince McMahon storyline has come to a head with a match set up for Wrestlemania. The match will not be between the two however, it will instead be between the representatives of their choice with the losing billionaire getting their head shaved. Roddy Piper was back after his battle with cancer to congratulate Dusty Rhodes for his inclusion in the WWE Hall of Fame. Umaga …read more

WWE has dropped the 4-way Tag Team Ladder Match from the No Way Out card, opting instead for a regular tag team match with Deuce and Domino facing Paul London and Brian Kendrick. I am completely surprised by this move as the other match was really the biggest draw of all the matches so it seems crazy to drop it. If WWE was planning this match shame on them for hyping fans up about the other one only to disappoint with a regular tag match.
Test has been suspended for 30 days for violating WWE’s wellness policy. Pro Wrestling Blog indicates …read more

After much speculation, rumored cards, and plot twists last nights Raw finally answered the biggest questions on everybodys minds: What are the Wrestlemania main events going to be. Our first answer was delivered at the begining of the show when Undertaker decided he would face Batista for the World Heavyweight Title at Wrestlemania. With John Cena without a match Shawn Michaels, Edge, and Randy Orton all stepped up to challenge the Champ at the PPV on April 1st.
Mr. McMahon then stepped in to resolve the issue setting up a triple threat match main event later in the evening between the …read more

Tonights Raw should go a long way in answering the differing reports on what matches will be going down at Wrestlemania in a few weeks. undertaker will open up tonights episode supposedly to announce his opponent for his match. Now he may very well announce his opponent tonight but the suspense may also be continued. WWE seems to have made a really good storyline and I wouldn’t be surprised to see it continue for another week or so. He can choose from Bobby Lashley from ECW, John Cena from Raw, or Batista from SmackDown with my vote going towards him …read more

Last nights SmackDown was the first since the Royal Rumble last Sunday meaning that there was lots of unresolved business including what matches would be set up for No Way Out. Well SmackDown answered some questions and set up matches that will probably answer others.
This weeks SmackDown was live as opposed to the typical Tuesday tapings. This meant no leaks of twists or anything of that nature. As far as matches went Chris Benoit, the U.S. Champion, retained his title against Finlay. Deuce and Domino defeated Paul London and Brian Kendrick, the current Tag Champs, in a non-title match. The …read more

10:47 pm: Undertaker wins the Rumble after blocking sweet chin music from Michaels.
10:43 pm: Undertaker just got busted open by a chair from Orton and got speared by Edge. Michaels eliminated Randy Orton and Edge. Final two are Shawn Michaels and Undertaker.
10:40 pm: The Miz is eliminated. RVD and CM Punk are both eliminated by Khali as is Hardcore Holly, Carlito, and Chavo Guerrero. Undertaker eliminates Khali and MVP. Final four are Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Randy Orton, and Edge.
10:32 pm: Last three competitors into the competition are The Great Khali, The Miz, and The UIndertaker as numbers 28-30. Finlay was …read more

With Royal Rumble, arguably the most important WWE PPV since it sets up most of the years storylines takes place tonight in San Antonio. Here is your previews and predictions for all of the matches:
The Hardys v. MNM
This fight has been in the makings since before Armageddon when Nitro and Jeff Hardy were going back and forth for the IC title. Armageddon directly set this match up when a botched ladder move busted Mercurys face open and the rest is history. Expect a good match here with the Hardys being rather experienced and high flying wrestlers not to mention that …read more