The Shield vs The Wyatt Family

While writing the Elimination Chamber review, I came to the realisation that there was no way I could word, without rambling on too much, just how good this match was. I sit here almost 48 hours later and I've got to tell yees, the words still don't seem right. So instead of giving a full, detailed breakdown of the entire match, which lasted a good 40 minutes I think, I'll pick apart some of the key points throughout the match and dae my best to paint a picture of how braw it was. First, though, I'll take some time to appreciate each member of baith teams. The six boays.

Elimination Chamber Review

Well, this is a familiar story. Another Monday morning where I've woken up and quite wished I hadn't. Just a couple hours more sleep. That's aw I ask. That and for WWE's PPVs to not be laden with bullshit results that make me want to cry masel to sleep. This wasn't a bad show btw, as expected from the match card, it lived up to the entertainment side of things and at one point had me jumping about like a nutter, MD in hand, screaming ma heid off because of how braw a certain match was. I'm sure you all know which match. This was WWE's last PPV before Wrestlemania so the results of these matches basically outline the Wrestlemania card, so they had to get it right. They didny. Typical.

Elimination Chamber Preview

This is ridiculous, as I sit here, watching Newcastle play Aston Villa in what's sure to be a grade A shiter, I realised that in just about a month, I've done one review of Smackdown and there's been a throwback thursday from the bold Daniel. Every wrestling show since has reviews that are scattered in drafts, but I'm just no happy with any of them, and if yer no happy with them, wits the fuckin point eh? But aye, this is a gid opportunity to write something that disny make me want tae slap masel. A PPV preview, canny be that hard.