A Chat With David Bateman

Really quite excited about this one troops. This is an interview with David Bateman, a journalist and former editor of a wrestling and MMA magazine, who has taken it upon himself to delve into the deep history of Scottish professional wrestling. Not only that, going the extra mile and writing a fucking book about it. Going back as far as the very early centuries all the way up to the current wave that is taking the world by storm, there's no doubt that this will be a great read for wrestling fans of all ages. I don't want to babble on here, so I'm going to pass you all over to David to tell you a bit more about the project, how he first became a fan of professional wrestling, and how you can contribute through the kickstarter page that has been set up. Appropriate links will follow, but for now, enjoy his words...

TNA Lockdown Review 6/2/15

Your eyes do not deceive you people. This is a TNA review. This past Friday night saw TNA Lockdown make it's first ever appearance on free television, as was stated several times throughout the night. It's a traditional TNA PPV, but no more! I've been doing my best to keep up to date with TNA but it gets lost in the shuffle sometimes, which is a bit sad. Lockdown is a personal favorite of mines though, so I made a decision to get it watched and get it reviewed. Easy enough. Every match is a Six Sides of Steel match, which means the entire show will be organised carnage... so what the fuck are we waiting for?

A Chat With Emily Hayden

Been a wee while since I last done an interview on here so I decided to rectify that as soon as possible. Now, like the old saying about buses goes - wait all day for one, then two come at the same time. I can use that here... well, kinda... only it's about interviews with folk, and there will be THREE coming your way. Starting off with this one right here. Emily Hayden is another fresh talent coming up just now in the Scottish wrestling scene. Coming out of the PBW Academy, she's made appearances for ICW, BCW and recently made her full roster debut for her home promotion PBW, after appearing on the Academy shows. I asked her a few questions about how she got started in wrestling, who she looks up to in the business, and the benefits of having some of the elite performers in Britain as her trainers. Now that the pleasantries are out the way, here's an interview. Enjoy!