Megan Bayne vs. Mya World — The Goddess, the Sacrifice, and the Cheap Seats Screaming for Blood They sent Mya World out there like a lamb to the slaughter. Poor kid didn’t stand a chance, not against the Megasus. Megan Bayne walked down that ramp like she didn’t give a damn about the cameras, the … Read More “Megan Bayne vs Mya World Match & Review 2/12/25 AEW Dynamite” »
Tiffany and Trish, Fighting Like Hell in the Gutter This wasn’t a wrestling match. This was a car crash outside a strip club at 3 AM. Trish Stratus, a legend with miles on her, bones crackling like old paper. Tiffany Stratton, shiny and fresh, all flash and muscle and Instagram-ready arrogance. Together, they were like … Read More “Tiffany Stratton vs Chelsea Green plus Trish Stratus repels Nia Jax’s disruption: SmackDown highlights, Feb. 28, 2025” »
Statlander vs. Bayne: Two Bricks Colliding in the Dark There was no elegance to it. No finesse. Just two big women who came to hurt each other for a paycheck and a sliver of attention. That’s the business. Kris Statlander, the alien who stopped being an alien because some suit decided fans wouldn’t buy it, … Read More “Megan Bayne vs Kris Statlander 2/19/25 AEW Dynamite” »
Robert Altman’s Images (1972) is what happens when a director with too much talent and too much ego decides he wants to make an art film about a woman losing her mind but forgets that the audience has to give a damn. It’s got all the tricks—fractured reality, eerie landscapes, jump-cut hallucinations—but it drags its … Read More “Images (1972) Starring Susannah York, Directed by Robert Altman” »
“Alexa Bliss Returns” She walked down that ramp like she’d seen too much, like the last two years had been a bad dream and the only way out was to hurt someone. Alexa Bliss back from wherever the hell she’d been, back to prove that she still belonged, back to crack some skulls and remind … Read More “Alexa Bliss vs Candice Lerae – WWE Smackdown 2/27/25” »
The Buffs came out looking like they had something to prove. Eric Bieniemy ran like a man with a grudge, cutting through Miami’s defense like a hot knife, dragging defenders like dead weight. The ‘Canes looked stunned early, their vaunted defense gasping for answers. Hagan was steady, hitting short routes and moving the chains, and … Read More “’83 Miami Hurricanes 21 ’90 Colorado Buffaloes 20” »
The ’85 Bears walked in like a wrecking crew, all piss and vinegar, but by the fourth quarter, they were just another old prizefighter swinging at ghosts. Two games now, two leads pissed away like warm beer on a hot sidewalk. Brock Purdy, looking more like some golden boy out of a superhero flick, tore … Read More “’23 San Francisco 49ers 44 ’85 Chicago Bears 38” »
The 1979 USC Trojans football team was one of the most dominant squads in college football history. Led by Heisman Trophy winner Charles White, the Trojans bulldozed through their schedule, finishing the season 11-0-1 and claiming a national championship. How Good Were They? Record: 11-0-1 (Undefeated, with one tie) Final Ranking: #2 in AP Poll, … Read More “’79 USC Trojans 45 ’91 Florida State Seminoles 24” »
Tony Rice ran like the damn field owed him something. And maybe it did. Maybe it owed him every last yard of that 302 he ripped out of the turf, every last snap where he tucked the ball under his arm and turned Florida State’s defense into bewildered spectators. Florida State came in with speed, … Read More “’88 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 40 ’92 Florida State Seminoles 38” »
A bit of mixed feelings on the career of Michael Moorer. At light heavyweight, he looked like an executioner. You’d see his pictures in the magazines, fists up, eyes dead, some poor bastard crumbling beneath him. They swore up and down he was the next great knockout artist, the next Tyson, the next Hearns, … Read More “Michael Moorer Documentary – Between Fire & Fear” »
