Continuing the making a Modern NFL Street series, today I will be making the rosters for the NFC East teams. If you haven’t already, check out the rosters I made for the North teams in the NFC and AFC. Here is a reminder of how the rosters were made. The roster size in the Street series consisted of 12-14 guys […]
Here we are with the creating a Modern NFL Street series, this time with the AFC North teams. Much like I said when I started with the NFC North, NFL Street is one of if, not my favorite, sports video game of all-time. The NFC North teams had some solid rosters to build around so how would the AFC North […]
If you’ve known me for a while you know that I am a huge fan of the NFL Street series. Back in 2004, EA Sports BIG released an arcade-style football game with a unique twist. Rather than the tradition 11 on 11 simulation football, the Street series features seven on seven games where the players play on both sides of […]
2020 has been one heck of a year, especially in the sports world. The COVID-19 pandemic took a hit on every major sporting league, which included the NBA. For a quick recap, the NBA suspended play on March 11 when Jazz center Rudy Gobert test positive for the virus just minutes before tipoff against their game with the Oklahoma City […]
On July 19, WWE hosted “The Horror Show” at Extreme Rules, a staple in the WWE pay-per-view calendar since 2009 but this time with the altered headline being a horror show. Seven matches took place on the card with one match scheduled never actually happening. How did the pay-per-view do? Here are my grades and quick thoughts on each match. […]
It is a double wrestling weekend here. Impact Wrestling had their pay-per-view in Slammiversary Saturday night and WWE will follow with their own PPV in Extreme Rules. Extreme Rules has been a mainstay in the WWE calendar, with the first dating back in 2009. This one will be different as it is the first under the 12-year history that it […]
On Saturday night, Impacting wrestling held their Slammiversary pay-per-view, their second PPV since Hard to Kill back in January. Since then, we have seen a few notable names (Tessa Blanchard and Michael Elgin) no longer a part of the company while we saw some former WWE talent make an appearance, officially announcing their signing with the company. The former WWE […]
Been a while since I wrote about Impact Wrestling (let alone writing a blog post) but we have an exciting weekend of professional wrestling. On top of WWE having their Extreme Rules pay-per-view Sunday night (predictions will come out soon), Impact will be having their yearly Slammiversary PPV. Slammiversary has been a mainstay in the PPV calendar for Impact (and […]
Despite no fans, WWE has continued to have their regularly scheduled T.V. shows and pay-per-views, with every event taking place at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, FL. Backlash was the recent pay-per-view in the pandemic era of WWE. Originally, eight matches were scheduled to take place but we ended up with seven (more on that match later) with one […]
A week after NXT held it’s own pay-per-view special in TakeOver: In Your House, WWE will have it’s own PPV with Backlash. This will be the 15th Backlash pay-per-view in company history. The last Backlash took place in May 2018 and it is largely considered one of the worst WWE pay-per-views in recent history and the company hopes that the […]
This past weekend, NXT held its TakeOver special In Your House. Despite no fans, guys like Triple H made sure to give the best event to wrestling fans alike, with the addition of adding non competing superstars posing as fans in the stands was a nice touch. Six matches took place on the card rather than the traditional five with […]
NXT will be having its third TakeOver special Sunday night at Full Sail University. This particular pay-per-view will be the first In Your House branded event since 1999 when WWE had St. Valentine’s Day Massacre: In Your House. With still no fans in attendance, NXT will look to make up for it with an excellent card. Six matches will take […]
May 23 was the date that All Elite Wrestling selected to host their second ever Double or Nothing event. The first event well over a year ago had a lot of success but did the second one turn out to be a success despite no fans in the crowd? Find out as I grade all nine matches and give my […]
Despite no fans in attendance, All Elite Wrestling has been putting on weekly shows that have actually been solid throughout, giving fans a nice alternative to the WWE product. Double or Nothing was AEW’s first-ever pay-per-view back in May of 2019. The positive reviews on the show led them to announce a second installment of the PPV. There are a […]
If you know by now, I am a huge fan of jerseys. From ranking the new NBA City and Classic jerseys from this season to making a two-part series showing off my extensive jersey collection (which is on my YouTube channel by the way..check it out), I can talk about jerseys for hours on end. It is common to see many […]
WWE had its second pay-per-view May 10 with no fans in the very popular Money in the Bank. Six of the eight matches took place at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida while the two Money in the Bank Ladder matches took place at the same time at the WWE Headquarters. How did the matches go? Here are my grades […]
