Liam Hoofe with his predictions for WWE TLC 2019… This Sunday night, the WWE presents their final PPV of 2019, TLC. The show comes just three weeks after their last show, Survivor Series. In spite of a rushed build, the show’s card actually has some potentially quality matches and it could turn out to be […]
Ranking 2017’s WWE Pay-Per-Views from Worst to Best
Liam Hoofe ranks this year’s WWE PPVs from worst to best… WWE has had a very interesting 2017. The year will best be remembered for some of the most bizarre booking decisions in recent history and for having far too many PPVs for it to handle, but from an in-ring standpoint, the year hasn’t been […]
WWE TLC 2017 Review
Liam Hoofe reviews WWE TLC 2017… WWE TLC was given the quite the make-over over the weekend. The initial plans to have The Shield return in the main event were changed due to an outbreak of illness in the WWE and suddenly, fan excitement was through to the roof for this show. Not only did […]
WWE TLC 2017 Predictions
Liam Hoofe with his predictions for this Sunday’s WWE TLC event… WWE Raw presents TLC this Sunday night, the company’s annual PPV which has, in recent years, been the company’s final stop on the PPV calendar. This year’s show, though, is the final pitstop before we reach Survivor Series next month and the card, the […]
The Week in WWE – New Number One Contender for the Universal Title, Sasha Banks Wins Gold, TLC Go Home Show
Flickering Myth’s WrestleMania Retrospective: WrestleMania X-Seven
In the build-up to WrestleMania 32, the Flickering Myth writers look back at previous installments of the ‘Showcase of the Immortals’. The Card: IC Title Match: Chris Jericho vs. William Regal Tazz & The A.P.A vs. Right To Censor WWF Hardcore Title Match: Raven vs. Kane vs. The Big Show (Hardcore Triple Threat Match) European […]
WWE TLC Preview – Sheamus vs. Roman Reigns, ECW vs. The Wyatts, Kevin Owens vs. Dean Ambrose, Charlotte vs. Paige and more
We preview WWE TLC… After a pretty lacklustre Survivor Series, we’re looking to have a good PPV to close out WWE’s rather pathetic 2015. The year started off strong with Lesnar as champ and got even better while Rollins was on top (though he was booked to be the world’s biggest goofball), but since Rollins’ injury […]