#x-division

And it would go in great with the "it's not about weight limits it's about no limits" shit with the X-Division title. 

Honestly, i’d be happy to see the tag belts go on Tessa too, with or without another women, Jordynne Grace would be my pick, Tessa, much like how Becky Lynch is the main star of WWE right now, is the absolute main star of Impact right now but they’re doing it in a way that doesn’t feel patronising like the WWE, like it’s not a big deal Tessa is the main star even tho she’s a women, she’s just the main star of the show.

[NOAH NEWS] Three title matches have been announced to kick off the new year. The first of which seeing the new GHC Heavyweight Champion Kenoh defend the belt against the returning Kaito Kiyomiya on January 6 at the Korakuen Hall. The 21 year old Kiyomiya aims to capitalize on his training overseas and become the youngest GHC Heavyweight Champion, in which the honor current stands with Marufuji at 26 years old. Kenoh though will not be so eager to relinquish his first reign as he has fought from the ground up to finally earn the right to be a champion at this time. Let alone begin his new self-proclaimed era. 

Also on the show Taiji Ishimori will be defending the X-Division belt against Andrew Everett, who replaces the injured DJZ. Then former WWE and Impact wrestler Jay Bradley will be on tour with NOAH as he takes on Takashi Sugiura in his debut match for the promotion.

Then at the end of the January tour, January 27 in Osaka, it was announced that Daisuke Harada will be defending the GHC Junior Heavyweight belt against Hajime Ohara and then “RATEL’S” HAYATA & YO-HEY will defend the GHC Jr. Tag belts against a former champion team in “Roots” Taiji Ishimori & Hi69. 

Instead of watching something today, I read something instead. I read a short story called X-Division by Kaleb I.A. which is currently free on Saturday A.M.

I haven't read any of the other stories featured alongside it yet. The whole thing and Saturday A.M. seem pretty interesting so I'll probably check out the rest of it later on my own time. I'm only reviewing X-Division though because it was my main reason for checking it out since I've been a fan of Kaleb I.A.'s youtube channel for a long time now and I heard about it when he plugged it in a recent video.

I think the strongest aspect of the story is its characterization. It does a great job of establishing the two main characters, Kenny and Mira, and their dynamic with each other. For shorter stories like these, I think it's important to get the audience intrigued by and invested in the characters since a much shorter length makes it harder to get people invested in the plot, so I really appreciated the work with that.

That being said, I do think the plot was good too in this case. I think the twist it had worked pretty well, and I found the lore and background for the spirits to be pretty interesting. It seems like a solid foundation to build upon if the author wanted to continue using this world and these characters.

My only real critique is that some parts of the writing feel like they don't convey what's happening as well as it could.

For example:

This section initially confused me, because it seemed to imply that Kenny came to those conclusions about the cashier based on the mannerisms he was observing. It wasn't until after I re-read and thought about it a bit that I realized it was actually about him getting info off of his phone about the cashier, which makes a lot more sense. Maybe this was just a me problem though, and others understood it on the first try.