The Hot Tag Wrestling Podcast: Looking Back At Money in the Bank Winners

It’s another special edition of the Hot Tag Wrestling Podcast! This time, Justin C and “The Chairman” Steven Vincent look back at the history of the Money in the Bank match. Specifically, they look back at the past winners and determine if the right person won the match, and if the right decision was made when it came to their

The HTCWrestling Staff Answers: If You Could Change One Money in the Bank Winner, Which Would It Be?

The Chairman: This was a fun question to go back and look at the past how many Money in the Bank matches and decide which one I wanted to change. Since I only started watching again since 2012, I felt it was only fair to pick something since then. As much as I wanted to pick last year and take it

WWE Releases 8 Wrestlers

The WWE announced the release of the following wrestlers today: King Barrett Damien Sandow Santino Marella Alex Riley Cameron Hornswoggle El Torito Zeb Colter

The HTCWrestling Staff’s WWE Payback Predictions

{Above artwork by Sarthak Garg} The Ascension vs Curtis Axel and Macho Mandow JC: Just when I thought maybe Damien Sandow would be getting a serious gimmick, they stuck him with another comedy act. Axel and Mandow will be good for a couple laughs, but they will never get a serious push. As for the Ascension, I forgot they were

JC’s Top Rope Report: Random RAW Thoughts For 4.27.15

-A Bray Wyatt/Ryback feud does nothing for either competitor involved. It is a step down for Bray, and this is coming from someone that is a Ryback supporter. And as far as Ryback goes, he is over with the crowd and needs a proper feud. But assuming he loses to Wyatt, would good does this feud do for him? It

In-Person Thoughts On The WWE Royal Rumble & A Very Odd Start To 2015

It’s a damn shame really. If it was only a year earlier, Roman Reigns winning the Royal Rumble would’ve been a big deal. Forget Batista winning the 2014 Royal Rumble, the audience was willing to accept Reigns as the winner since Daniel Bryan wasn’t even in the 30-man match. Fast-forward 12 months and the complete opposite is true.

The Wrestling Pulsecast – Top 3 Bold Predictions For 2015

Matt Harrak & Justin Czerwonka are joined by a special guest and live callers to reveal what they believe are the longest of long shots to happen in the WWE over the next year.

Harrak’s Thoughts: WWE Hell In A Cell 2014 (Seth Rollins vs Dean Ambrose/John Cena vs Randy Orton)

  #1~ Dolph Ziggler versus Cesaro was pretty much everything we expected from two of WWE’s best in ring performers. It was a little shocking to see Ziggler win two straight to none but considering how much he sells and loses non-title matches, I can see the importance of giving him a strong win against a strong contender. But what

HTC’s 2014 WWE Hell In A Cell Picks

{Art by Rob Schamberger} Instead of our typical prediction podcast, the crew at HTC took a little time to analyze each match up and post them for your reading pleasure. Feel free to debate our choices or make your own choices below in the Comments section.

Harrak’s Thoughts: WWE RAW 10.13.14 (Dean Ambrose, John Cena, Seth Rollins, Randy Orton)

  1. The dynamic between John Cena and Dean Ambrose is more interesting & exciting than I think anyone would have guessed. But they’re playing to their obvious strengths. Cena as the goodie, goodie and Ambrose as the one too crazy to hold it all in. The WWE finally created a babyface that can finally split the crowd just as