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For years many people have thought that WWE's Tag Team division was a shell of it's former shelf. Because the WWE's tag division used to be very deep and full of various Tag Teams, but then everything changed. However, recently things have changed again and all of the sudden their is a renewed importance on the Tag Team division. One of the main reasons why the main roster's Tag team division is so deep again is because of the teams that came from NXT. The first team I will speak is Big Cass and Enzo Amore. These two guys are by far two of the most charismatic talents to come through WWE developmental in a long time. At first they were just an ordinary team that was thrown together by WWE, but they were given a chance to be something and they showed what they can do. I will admit before NXT moved to the Network I had no idea of anyone down in developmental which included Cass and Amore. But now that I have actually began watching NXT over the last year or so I can say that I have become huge fans of Amore & Cass, I also think that given the same chance on the Main roster these two could have a bright future ahead of them. Below is a video from their entrance in Albany & in San Jose at two NXT live events from this year. Let me just say that I haven't heard a crowd react this way to a tag team since the New Age Outlaws. The crowd says every word a long with him and that is incredible. I look forward to seeing what the future hold for Big Cass & Enzo.

As most fans know at this point ROH debuted on Destination America as the lead in to Impact Wrestling this past Wednesday. The network seems to want a new look for the show and now finally their will be an increase in production at ROH live TV tapings. I say finally because in from all of the people I spoke to the only issue they had with ROH is that the production value of the company doesn't seem to be that good, hopefully this is a step in the right direction for the company. Also it seems as though some live specials from ROH to air on Destination America. As of this writing it seems like there is talk of doing only one or two a year in terms of live specials. Honestly not enough information is known about this possible step right now to write to much about it. All I do know is that as long as Sinclair is ok with the live specials it would be an awesome opportunity for the company and the talent to get added exposure on National TV. Big growth could be in the future of Ring of Honor, well have to wait and see how things go.

I know that this is a day or so late, but it still made it to video. So give it a chance.

Another PPV has past which means another installment of the Post Show review this time for Money in the Bank. To keep this short I thought the PPV was good and the matches were nothing special for the most part. However, I do believe that John Cena vs Kevin Owens stole the show again as they had a great match tonight and were definitely the match of the night. The chemistry those two have developed is incredible. I also just want to mention that the tribute to Dusty Rhodes at the start of the show was great and whether it was planned or not them clapping to Dusty's music was nice touch, and I had tears in my eyes while I was watching it. What did you did you think of the PPV?

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The time has finally arrived for almost the last three months in real life time we have been building to this event. The biggest event of WWE's Calendar year is finally here. All of the big rivalries come to ahead tonight and all the questions will be answered. This show will have some surprises and maybe some shocking wins and loses; my one goal is that it live up to even half of the name of WrestleMania. Below is the card for the Biggest event of the year:

WrestleMania 31 WWE World Tag Team Title Match: (c) Uso Brothers vs The Dudley Boys Randy Orton vs Seth Rollins WWE Divas Title Match: Brie Bella vs (c) AJ Lee vs Paige vs Nikki Bella  Triple H vs Sting Casket Match: The Undertaker vs Bray Wyatt WWE United States Title Match: (c) Rusev w/ Lana vs Kurt Angle WWE Intercontinental Title Match: (c) Dolph Ziggler vs Daniel Bryan Chris Jericho vs Kevin Owens WWE World Heavyweight Title Match: (c) Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman vs Roman Reigns

To Watch Previous Parts of this Series Follow the Links Below:

For Smackdown Part 12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRUXDRU27lU

For Smackdown Part 11: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfP5NxfOnTA

For Raw Part 12: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MehZ8HuM9Lg

For Raw Part 11: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IMFnPLLZxE

In an attempt to further develop the content on my YouTube channel I thought of expanding the content I have the channel. That is why I have decided to jump on the train that is the Post Show Review videos. Honestly much like the other videos I do I am still very new and inexperienced doing videos like this so, please give me a little of a break. The reason I chose to do a PPV first is because I thought that it might be easier to do then a normal show, so let's get it going and see how it goes. Thanks & I Hope You Enjoy!!!!

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For this weeks edition of the So Far Back Sunday, I jump way back in time to the late summer of 2011 when ROH was sold to the television company named Sinclair Broadcasting. With Sinclair ROH has been able to have a wider reach for the shows and thus has expanded the popularity of the company due to it's ability to reach a wider audience. However, this post isn't just about ROH being sold to Sinclair it is more so about the night that ROH ran their first show on the TV station. As certain things changed other then ownership of the company these things included, a new announce team, a new TV champion on this show was crowned, and who could forget this was the last show for one of ROH's top teams. Things changed on that night in September 2011 in many ways for ROH and most of those ways were for the betterment of the company. Now please join as we take a trip back in the wrestling time machine to relive ROH's debut episode on Sinclair Broadcasting. Enjoy!!!\

When Lance Storm debuted in the WCW in the summer of 2000 it wasn't without controversy in front of him from his departure from ECW. After the financial issues began and one to many checks bounced Lance went looking elsewhere for employment and found it in the WCW. Fact of the matter is that at first Storm looked to be one of the first new talents WCW was actually going to "push" until they messed that up and made Storm nothing more than a mid-carder who was under the glass ceiling. In ECW Lance had just been a two time Tag Team Champion (Once with Chris Candido & Once with Justin Credible). But within 6-8 months of being a apart of WCW Storm would become WCW Cruiserweight, Hardcore, & United States Champion. Storm would also become the first wrestler in WCW history to hold three titles all at the same time. Lance would rename each of the titles Canadian Heavyweight Championship, 100 kg and Under Championship, and Saskatchewan Hardcore International Title respectively. After Storm either vacated or lost all of the titles he wouldn't go on to have much success in the WCW, but would go on to have a very solid run in the WWE following the closure of the WCW in March of 2001. Also featured in the interview that I will not speak on is Lance Storm's opinion of certain members of the WCW booking committee during the time he was with the company; one of the name is included in the title but the other might surprise some people.

With the roster announcement now in the rear view mirror, now the last big announcement from GFW will be when they finally announce who they signed a TV deal with to air their show. Over the course of the last year or so it has seemed that next to who would be apart of GFW, the idea of what TV company they would end up on was just as heavily rumored. As of this writing there really isn't much known about the plans GFW has to air their show on TV, and it is a definite that GFW will be on TV. The apparent plan for Global Force Wrestling on TV is to shoot twelve to fourteen episodes. Currently word has it that Jeff has had conversations with Spike, CMT, WGN America, and Fox Sports 2. Now is it possible that Jeff has spoken other TV networks as well, absolutely but if he has it's been kept a secret. I for one don't care which channel Jeff ends up on I just hope I get the network on TV or have the ability to watch GFW on TV. Author's Note: Now I know that some people may be getting tired of waiting for everything when it comes to GFW, well all I have to say to that is sometimes waiting for something makes it more worth when it finally happens.

The last stop on the Road To WrestleMania is here WWE Fast Lane has arrived and the Road to WrestleMania continues to be full of bumps and twists and turns. If you thought the shows were good so far well we still have a month before WrestleMania so things will only get better. Below is the card for WWE Fast Lane: WWE Divas Title Match: (c) AJ Lee vs Natalya ??? vs Erick Rowan The Uso's vs Justin Gabriel & Luke Harper Cesaro & Christian vs Miz & Mizdow WWE United States Title Match: (c) Rusev w/ Lana vs Ryback WWE Intercontinental Title Match: Daniel Bryan vs (c) Dolph Ziggler Steel Cage Match: (If Seth Rollins wins The Authority is back in Power & If John Cena wins The Authority remains out of power) John Cena vs Seth Rollins

Smackdown Part 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBl_boye8xk

Smackdown Part 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA8EorcXSRM

Raw Part 7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSB76bJxGLY

The big event has arrived and the Road To WrestleMania is officially under way. Like I say at the end of the video I hope y'all buckle up because the Road To WrestleMania will be a bumpy ride. I will promise that the Road to WrestleMania will have numerous surprises and big returns of people from the past that didn't come back in real life. Below is the card for my version of the 2015 Royal Rumble: WWE Tag Team Title Match: (c) Dust Brothers vs The Nation (D'Lo Brown & Mark Henry) WWE Divas Title Match: Nikki Bella w/ Brie vs (c) AJ Lee w/ Paige I-Quit Match: Bray Wyatt vs Dean Ambrose Mr. McMahon's Announcement!!! WWE World Heavyweight Title Match:  John Cena w/ Ric Flair vs (c) Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman  vs Seth Rollins w/ J & J Security   30 Man Royal Rumble Match

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I have done this before and now it is time for another Moment in Time. The point of this is to look back at The Moments in Wrestling history that made you say this is why I love this sport. Next moment is one that many will never ever forget it happen June 23 1996 and is called by many as the beginning of the Attitude Era. I actually heard a story told by either Austin or someone who worked backstage at the time that this promo was never suppose to happen, but Austin went out and did the promo anyway.

Also as many people already know originally Triple H was pegged to win the King of the Ring, but didn't in the long run as punishment because of the Curtain Call incident earlier that year. Imagine if this promo never happened where would the WWE be right now.

The moment I am talking about is King of the Ring 1996 the promo that gave birth to the catchphrase "Austin 3:16 said I just Whip your Ass." That surely a moment that Wrestling fans especially those that saw what happened next will never forget: The Promo is below:

Sorry for taking so long to post this, but the end if finally here.

Over the course of history a lot of it gets forgotten, because nobody is there to tell the story. That is one of the many reasons why that I knew I had to have  a section on this site dedicated to the history of wrestling. Because I believe that if history isn't talked about it's forgotten and to much of the history of wrestling gets forgotten. Here and there you will see me posting videos/trailers of shoot interviews done by talent from a particular period in wrestling to try and help me give you all a little more information about a particular era of wrestling history. I am not going to talk to much about this and ruin it for you all, but I will say that both Jim Cornette & JJ Dillon have been  part of the wrestling business for a very long time and have an incredible knowledge of the business. I would say though this a trailer still the most interesting part of it has be when they talk about Jim Crockett Sr. Enjoy!!!!