Unorganized Rambling About ICW's Biggest Year To Date

It's a shite title. I know. I'm heavy shite at titles. You get the gist though, this will contain words about how Insane Championship Wrestling took 2014, shined it up real nice, turned it sideways and pumped it rotten. This will go down as the year that ICW made it known that they were taking over Britain, Europe, the World. One step at a fucking time.

ICW: Spacebaws Episode V - Bill Murray Strikes Back Preview

This Sunday plays host to the second show in the Spacebaws series. A wee project set up to showcase the young stars of the Scottish wrestling scene in front of the ICW faithful. Hopefully it lasts longer than seven shows, but I can see how issues may arise. There's only seven Star Wars films mate, canny start making clever show names which are a play on film titles that don't fucking exist. That wouldn't benefit anyone in any way. I missed the first one... for whatever reason. I can't remember exactly what happened at Brush Your Goose, never mind the reason I had for no going to the first Spacebaws show. Skint probably. Most likely actually. There won't be such issue this time around though, because it's my birthday ya filthy animals. Plus I surprisingly had cash left after I went Christmas shopping, which is fucking unprecedented. This card is lined up to be a belter, with some very nice looking wrestling matches, and we may be getting a surprise appearance or two. One of which may or may not actually be Bill Murray. Here's a preview of all that's been confirmed so far, and a couple of things that might also be happening. Enjoy.

NXT Takeover: R Evolution Review

Yet again, they knocked it out the park. To directly quote Triple H shortly after NXT Takeover: R Evolution came to it's shocking end - "I'm missing a whole load of brass rings." It may sound cliche as shit, but do you disagree with him? If you do, have numerous words with yourself. Every single performer realized the opportunity in front of them, and swung for the fences in attempt to make a name for themselves. I hate to sound like a typical modern day wrestling fan, but the time for change is surely fast approaching. Where the quality of NXT may not stop us from watching RAW every Monday, there's no debating that from top to bottom, NXT kicks utter fuck out of the main shows in terms of quality. The sooner Vince retires and Hunter takes the reigns properly will be the day that WWE finally starts to evolve. That's what this show was about. This was not only the evolution of each NXT superstar, this was the next stage of NXT's evolution. That was to include three title matches, some BIG surprises, and one of the most highly anticipated debuts in WWE history. Well, since Itami... and Balor... but that's besides the point. This was one for the ages yet again.