After the rousing reception I got for my first ever piece the other week about ECW, I’ve been buoyed into going at it again and once again, I’ve gleaned my inspiration whilst listening to those fine fellows on SLTD Radio. The subject matter of one of their most recent shows was the Attitude Era and …
Category: Editorials
May 31
NXT Revisited 29th May: Hostile Takeovers!
And we’re back. I explained my absence in my return column for Raw Revisited which you can read here (and you should, for many reasons!) so I won’t get into it here. Let’s just get straight into talking about the AWESOME second live special of NXT; NXT: Takeover. Camacho Express….Derailed! The opening contest of the night …
May 25
Under the Spotlight – The Five Most Promising Non-American Wrestlers in the WWE
Hey, folks! Welcome to ‘Under the Spotlight’! The weekly article where I choose a topic or two from the world of professional wrestling every week and analyse them for you, right here on SLTD Wrestling! Unfortunately, this will be my final editorial on SLTD Wrestling until July, but be sure to log on this coming …
May 22
Then, Now, Forever: Tales from a WWE live show.
It’s been a couple of weeks since my last collection of half-baked thoughts and ill-informed opinions were arranged in a semi-interesting article here on SLTD. I’ve just been really busy. Trying to find enough time in the day to get my smark on for SLTD has proved difficult. Thankfully I’ve been able to find a …
May 18
Under the Spotlight – Sheamus
It’s been a while, huh? Well it feels like it has. I couldn’t write anything last week, because of other stuff going on in my life (some of the same stuff that I’ll be taking June off for), so I apologise for that. But I’m here today, and that’s all that matters. I was going …
May 08
Guest Column – Sparky’s Plug: Would ECW Survive?
Extreme Championship Wrestling was originally known as Eastern Championship Wrestling and was a member of the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance). Ted Gordon (the owner) had a falling out with his head booker and decided to replace him with a chap called Paul E Dangerously, who had just left WCW to pursue a new challenge. Dangerously …
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