Top 20 Wrestling Theme Songs Of All Time!

Alri? James Davie my good friend asked me this question and I intend to answer it and I will post it all here with links and from 20 to 1. 

There's a lot of awesome themes out there and my mind will change time to time but wish me luck and let's hope your faves shows up here too. :) 

I'll throw in a mixed bag. 

20: Abyss - Down In The Catacombs
First time I seen TNA, I saw Icons, High flyers and A MONSTER! *Click* DOOMSDAY! Abyss seems to have one of the few themes in TNA history that you can recognise within a couple of seconds . It’s not an overly long song, as it loops on itself after about 75 seconds in, but those 75 seconds take you on a journey of mystery and horror!

19: Sting TNA - Slay Me!
TNA gave him his best song i feel. Truly iconic and the guitar instrumental is truly epic! One of very few easily recognisable theme songs.

18: GRADO - Like A Prayer
Guilty pleasure brilliantly funny fan favourite wrestler.

17: Charlotte Flair - Recognition
I love Charlotte's flair's song, it's a metal version of Ric flair's theme with added flair if i do say so myself.

16: Hardy Boyz - Loaded
Classic tune, everytime it played you cant help but do the hardy's salute and thrust your hips while smacking tornado's.

15: Christian - At Last
I only few years ago rediscovered this golden gem treat and i love it and used to play it constantly on repeat.

14: Beer Money - Take A Fall
BEER! MONEY! What a team, what a song, when it comes to tag teams many come to mind but among first thought of making this list, this team came second for the first team came at 16. I love this one.

13: Cena (Word Life & Time Is Now)
John Cena is the biggest star the WWE has had since The Rock and is arguably one of the greatest of all time. But Cena’s music didn’t gain widespread recognition until it got memed into the social universe, when “Unexpected Cena” became the viral hit of the summer in 2015 and has since become the Kurt Angle You Suck Chanted song of the modern era. JOHN CENA SUUUCKS, JOHN CENA SUCKS etc etc. Cena's word life i personally love and know most of it off by top of my head and it gets stuck in my brain most days it's brilliant and i miss word life cena.

12: Kurt Angle (WWE&TNA themes)
From the Angle chanted of the modern era to this one well two. Angle's Medal theme is so awesome and thanks to Edge getting the fans to chant YOU SUCK it became iconic and also made Kurt i'd say. Kurt's tna theme gold medalist is epic, it's almost terminator like start to then kicking off with a great rap it's brilliant and i love it. 

11: Kane - Burned
First time hearing this i was like what in the world and then BOOM PYRO and the drums pound and the guitar screetches and its just the ultimate big red badass piece of machinery to go along with the big red machine himself because THAT'S GOTTA BE KANE!

10: Aleister Black - Root Of All Evil
Upon first listen i was hooked on the song and on Black. The track truly brings an “end of times” mindset with it, which speaks volumes alongside Black’s silent death stare. Code Orange and Incendiary, the New York hardcore band who recorded the song, played Black’s introduction together live at Barclay’s Center last August in what was probably the best live-intro entrance the WWE has ever put together.

9: CM Punk - Cult Of Personality
I have always loved this song and when Punk left wwe came back and this started to play I was like what who the hell is coming out to this and then he came through the curtain and the crowd and myself just jumped out of our seats losing our minds. Obviously i was not there in person when it happened just saying i was at home like "OMG!". 

8: The Demon Finn Balor - Catch Your Breath
Finn is a complex character but what a talent just a shame Vinnie won't push him for a title anymore since he had an injury when he won the big one. This song is epic!

7: Hulk Hogan - Real American
He is a real american and he fights for the rights of every man, catchy, classic and iconic and easily one of the most recognisable theme songs in history.

6: Shinsuke Nakumura - The Rising Sun
I dislike his current theme but his old one is classic it represented the strong style of his hard hitting past whilst embracing the rockstar that he is. His entrance music, while still powerful, has a sense of grace and elegance. With violins winding around a light EDM drum beat, crowds often sing the song’s main riffs in unison, even during the middle of Nakamura’s match. In the modern era of pro wrestling, where a crowd’s enthusiasm often dictates which wrestlers the WWE gives more attention to, theme songs like this are a win-win for everyone involved. And Nakamura’s is an instant classic.

5: Bobby Roode - Glorious Domination
Sometimes, all it takes is a really well-crafted theme song that can make a star. In Bobby Roode’s case, his entrance music shot him to the moon. In less than five months, Roode went from debuting winning the NXT Championship, due in large part to his insanely popular theme song which crowds immediately took to singing along with while he walked to the ring. It’s GLORIOUS! 

4: Undertaker - R.I.P.
 Just like HH and many other wrestlers on this list this is one of the best, classic and iconic songs but Taker has always had stand out themes. Taker’s smoggy, bone-chilling entrance is almost numbing while he slowly emerges to the tune of church organs and lightning cracks. It’s often said an entrance can make or break a wrestler, and The Undertaker’s unsettling theme is in large part why his introduction is the most thrilling and iconic of all time.

3: The Rock - Electrifying
I always wonder what he is cooking but perhaps it's just Jabroni Pie he does like his pies after all but anyway. Simply electrifying what else is there to say? 

2: Stone Cold - I Won't Do What You Tell Me!
Sorry just smashed a glass and hang on, there's a knock at my door......apologies for up and leaving you all suddenly a weird coincidence the minute i smash glass that Stone Cold E.T. shows up with Shark Boy. It was nice to see the two again but anyway if you want me to talk about STEVE AUSTIN gimmie a HELL YEAH! That's what i thought,  That “OH SHIT, IT’S ABOUT TO GET REAL” sound meant you were about to see someone’s ass get kicked by The Rattlesnake himself. Austin, the main protagonist of pro wrestling’s most celebrated era, was a mean-mugging, shit-talking mad man who routinely threw wrenches into ultra-bad guy Vince McMahon’s evil plans and was always there to save the day. Like a modern-day bat signal, Austin’s entrance music didn’t just mean you were about to see a serious brawl, it meant everything was going to be alright.

1: HHH- The Game!
It’s not hard to point out that Triple H’s theme (played by Motörhead) is one of the best there is. But Lemmy’s voice gave an already credible star a boost into hall-of-fame presentation. With the recognizable legend’s voice at the helm, Triple H’s theme translated one thing: that he was an unparalleled star. As soon as his music hits, Triple H (also known as “The Game”) goes from a character who could hold championships to “final boss” type stuff. It was tough to put any as number 1 on my list but this stood out as number one when i was asked to name my list so i just had to put it here it's epic and it's all about the game and how you play it.

Aaaaaaaaand that's all folks, hope you enjoyed, let me know your faves and come back soon for more lists among other things. 

Stay Shiny!

Top 10 Things That: Should Happen In WWE 2018!

Hello and welcome back to my blog where today is the last day of November which means it is the last day of my wrestling themed month of top 10 lists. Sad times right? Well wipe those tears and drink a monster as i will tell you 10 things that should happen in wwe next year! 

(THIS WAS WRITTEN 5/11/17, SCOTT IS NO TIME TRAVELLER AND CANT SEE INTO THE FUTURE, HE WROTE THIS LIST OUT OF FUN!) 

10) James Ellsworth Breaks Free From Carmella - So this is a wild one i know but James Ellsworth is your average looking guy and people still love him. So imagine if he breaks free of Carmella steals her Money In The Bank briefcase only to show up on 205 Live cashing it in on the cruiserweight champion Enzo and winning the title? Mad enough to fail or mad enough to work?

9) Asuka Becomes Raw Womens Champion - The empress of tomorrow has not long joined raw and is still undefeated at this moment in time i am writing this but it would be epic if her streak continued and she picked up the raw womens championship title next year and dominates the roster until a draft occurs and she then works her way towards the SD Live womens title in 2019. 

8) Samoa Joe Becomes Intercontinental Champion - Face it Joe is a beast and Miz is going to be going off tv soon for a while to take care of his wife and newborn child so who best to take the title and have a good run with it dominating up and down all around? JOE JOE JOE JOE JOE JOE JOE!

7) Bobby Roode Becomes World Heavyweight Champion - He's a fast rising star in the WWE and how GLORIOUS would 2018 be with Bobby as champ? I tell how GLORIOUS, SO GLORIOUS!

6) Rock V HHH At Wrestlemania - This has been teased on and off for a good few years now that the two stepping foot inside the ring against one another one final time, it would be a great sight for sure and draw money, views, fans etc it would be great.

5) Styles Vs Nakamura WrestleMania - Yes this most teased and dreamt wwe match should happen at Mania its the grandest stage of them all for one of the biggest matches of all, fans would be ecstatic about it and it would draw money, views and it would not disappoint.

4) Charlotte Flair wins Smackdown Womens Championship - Charlotte since joining the SD live roster has not been as lively as she used to be on Raw. Back on Raw she was winning the title dropping it winning it and dropping it and winning it and so on a few times over. So it is about time she won the SD womens championship and had a run.

3) The Undertaker Returns But Not As The Deadman - So at RAW 25 next year we have been confirmed that Undertaker will be back but what if he makes his return to an image on screen saying "The Deadman may be dead but....." then american badass by Kid Rock kicks in with "I'M AN AMERICAN BADASS" and Taker comes out back in Biker gear cuts a promo saying. "When i was buried alive i had to channel the dead to get back to you all again but in doing that it seems to me like i lost my yard. Now before i can even think about taking my rest and taking my Harley out 24/7 for long runs across the country, i can not rest knowing that some punk ass disrespectful guys are running around here and i just want to let you know that there aint no rest for the wicked and i'm coming to put you all on notice."

2) Braun Strowman Most Eliminations In Royal Rumble & Win At Main Event Universal Title WrestleMania - Braun has had a hell of a 2017 and i think everyone was disappointed he lost to Lesner because Braun deserved that win and to send the part time fiend packing back to UFC. Braun should get the record for most eliminations in next Rumble and win the match and to get to main event wrestlemania and win the title i reckon. A run fit for a monster among men. 

1) Finn Balor Wins Universal Championship Again & Gets A Lengthy Run! - When Finn won the title in an epic bout with Seth Rollins it was amazing but was was sad was Finn being the first and having to drop the title due to an injury and since then i guess the wwe creative team just see's Finn as too small and feeble to ever put a big belt on him. He deserves his reign as champion and he will give us good matches so stop pussy footing about WWE and BOOK THIS!

Well this wraps up my wrestling themed month, so thanks for visiting my blog all month and i hope you continue to do so in future. 

Check back regularly for new lists! 

STAY SHINY!

Top 10 Triple H Moments

BOW DOWN TO THE, BOW DOWN TO THE KING! It's time to play the game with today's list which features Triple H and his top 10 moments! 

10) The Authority - Face it, no matter what role Triple H plays be it good guy or bad guy he plays them both well. Authority HHH is possibly the most hated version of The Game but i could be wrong. This run lasted 3 years and all started when Trips screwed Daniel Bryan at SummerSlam 2013. Lead by power couple Steph and Triple H, "The Man" Seth Rollins, "Director Of Operations" Corporate Kane and Randy Orton, they were also joined later by a returning "Animal" Batista. They set out to make Bryan's life hell and anyone else who stood in their way. 

9) Return Of DX - Reforming back in 2006 but only starring Triple H and Shawn Micheal's the duo enjoyed a hell of a return to top form dominating the company in and out of the ring. Their feuds and comedic humour got them to gold and cemented the team in wwe history yet again.   

8) EVOLUTION - Evolution is a mystery, full of change no one see's, as the song goes. This villainous stable has the likes of HHH, Ric Flair, Randy Orton and Batista all world champions. The group dominated whenever they were around both as 4 man team and a 3 man team later on. Evolution's devolution was so fun and exciting to watch and it started so many more good moments for everyone involved. 

7) First WWE Championship Win - It was this moment which made Triple H reach the top of the business. Took him years to do it and he would have done it sooner if it was not for a little friendly hug among friends which wwe did not like and so they sent Triple H back to the stone age career wise but he fought on and it all defined him in the end boosting his career. One night after SummerSlam, Triple H defeated Mankind for his first-ever reign as WWE Champion. 

6) HHH Betrays HBK - The best friendship in the WWE for years between Triple H and HBK was so great so imagine how it was and how it felt to see their friendship get ripped apart, pedigree'd and bashed with a sledgehammer. Triple H betrayed his friend on the July 29th, 2002 edition of RAW when he smashed Michael's’ face through a car window.  He said he did this to prove that Michael's was “weak” and that his coming back to the WWE was a mistake. This proved to the WWE Universe that Triple H was indeed “The Cerebral Assassin.” and their feud would go on to be one of the best in history. 

5) The Two Man Power Trip - Triple H is a hard man to trust but when you can trust him well you have got a serious dominant guy on your side and you are about to form a badass tough as nails team just like this one. On April 2nd, 2001, Triple H interfered in the main event Steel Cage Match between new WWE Champion Steve Austin and The Rock. It seemed on the surface that he was going to turn on Austin, but Triple H stunned the wrestling world by aiding Austin in the double team against The Rock. “The Two Man Power Trip” was born.  In the subsequent months, Austin and Triple H captured all the major titles in the WWE and were one of the most dominant tag teams in history.

4) Undisputed Game - After almost an entire year on the shelf due to injury, Triple H showed no ring rust when he returned to the WWE.  “The King of Kings” defeated and dethroned then-champion Chris Jericho for the WWE Undisputed Championship at WrestleMania XVIII, the grandest stage of them all. This is a moment that many wrestling fans remember as one of Triple H’s finest.

3) Return After Injury - So about the last one this return was amazing the pop everything about it just wow. May 21st, 2001, Triple H had suffered a career-threatening injury, and many wrestling fans thought it would have been his last match.  In the main event, it was Triple H and Steve Austin vs. Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit for the WWE Tag Team Championship.  Triple H attempted to help his tag team partner when he suffered the injury. Eight long months passed, and Triple H came back to WWE RAW on January 7th, 2002.  Sporting a leather jacket, denim vest and jeans, Triple H headed for the ring and was greeted by tens of thousands of screaming fans at the home of the WWE: Madison Square Garden.  It had been a long wait, but Triple H had returned to the WWE to pick up where he left off in his legendary career.

2) The Formation Of DX - Triple H was on the fast track to becoming a household name in the WWE.  With the help of Shawn Michaels, he formed one of the most controversial stables of all time: Degeneration X. Triple H, along with Chyna, appeared at the end of the main event of RAW is WAR on August 11th, 1997 to aid Shawn Michaels in taking out Mankind.  DX had arrived in the WWE, thanks in part to Triple H. After the night after WrestleMania XIV, Shawn Michaels had been defeated by “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, and a new era for the “Texas Rattlesnake” was just beginning. Triple H stated to the WWE Universe that Michaels had “dropped the ball” and essentially kicked him out of DX forever. Triple H became the new leader of DX.  He brought former WCW Superstar Sean “X-Pac” Waltman and the New Age Outlaws into the ranks of DX.  This would indeed be a brighter day for DX, and Triple H was captain of this new ship.

1) Becoming A King - Triple H has had so many amazing moments and matches and so it was tough to put a number to these and make a list of my 10 fave moments but here we are at number one. When Triple H was known as Hunter Hearst Helmsley, he was a mid-card wrestler that had been in some less-than-stellar feuds.  But all that was forgotten when he won the 1997 King of the Ring Tournament, defeating Mankind in the finals. For Triple H, having a King of the Ring win under his belt made him instant championship material, and he was on his way to proving that in the WWE. This was the start of everything for HHH.

Thanks for popping in today, now go on and move along you degenerate and evolve to become a king! 

Top 10 Undertaker Moments

DEAD MAN WALKING! It's going down, have i gone and made a big mistake nope The Undertaker is my all time favourite wrestler and i thought since i did a list on Kane yesterday it would be fitting to do one on The Phenom today! So get back in your casket and let's relax while we have our last rites read. 

10) First WWE Title Win 1991 Survivor Series - One year after The Undertaker's debut, he became the youngest (at the time) WWE Champion of all time in 1991 when he took home his first championship after beating Hulk Hogan at the 1991 Survivor Series. He needed the help of distractions by both Ric Flair and his manager Paul Bearer, and the help of a well-placed steel chair, but he was able to take down the biggest icon in pro wrestling for the championship. 

9) Forming The Brothers Of Destruction - Just like on his brother Kane's list, anytime the duo teamed up and were on the same page it was amazing and just a powerful force no one could beat. I can't pick any moments in particular so i picked it as one. 

8) Ministry Of Darkness - The Ministry of Darkness era had a lot of fun, memorable moments, but the best moment had to be when the Undertaker kidnapped Stone Cold Steve Austin from his hospital room with every intention of sacrificing the Texas Rattlesnake. Luckily Kane stopped the sacrifice before it was too late.

7) Casket Match With Yokozuna - The Undertaker was an unstoppable force leading into the 1994 Royal Rumble and in an early casket match against Yokozuna it took over ten men to finally bring down the Undertaker and slam the casket shut on the Phenom. What followed was one of the more memorable, and cheesy, moments in the Undertaker's career where he claimed he would "not rest in peace" and ascended into the rafters of the arena.

6) The Phenom Returns - The Undertaker had a four-year run in the biker gimmick of the American Badass, but at the 2003 Survivor Series he was buried alive by his brother Kane in a buried alive match. Kane claimed the Undertaker was "dead and buried forever." But soon after the all-too-familiar presence of the Undertaker began to haunt his brother Kane. In the 2004 Royal Rumble, Kane was eliminated after losing focus following the chime of the Undertaker's bell. This all culminated in the return of the Dead Man persona at WrestleMania XX, and yet another win in the streak for the Undertaker.

5) American Badass - The most human of Undertaker gimmicks for the dead man. After eight months time-off due to real-life injuries, the Undertaker made his long-awaited return at Judgment Day in May 2000. However, the days of pitch black, blue fog and church organ music entrances were gone. The Undertaker was now The "American Bad Ass" (termed by the Kid Rock song which was his entrance music during the early months of the persona, later to be changed to "Rollin'" by Limp Bizkit) biker complete with sunglasses, bandana, jean shirt and motorcycle. The Badass allowed everyone to see a new side of the Undertaker. While still one of the most dominant forces in the WWF, he appeared human, introducing the world to his wife Sara and speaking as a normal human being. Also, the character began to Take more moves from opponents, making him appear more vulnerable. I also loved the Big Evil transformation for the deadman also. 

4) Taker Vs Kane - This feud had it all, drama, action, wrestling, horror, family, death and history and goes down in history for me as one of the best rivalry's made. Their match at WM 14 was amazing and still is to me. 

3) The Streak - Lays at rest at 23-2 and man what a streak the phenom's was it is still sad Lesner and Reigns beat him at mania. Taker's streak started against Snuka in 1991 and since then Taker has beaten the likes of HBK,HHH,Kane, Jake Roberts, Diesel, Ric Flair, Batista, Randy Orton, Edge and Cm Punk to name but a few. 

2) Debut - Crazy to believe it was like 27 years ago that Taker first arrived to the WWE. Undertaker's debut at the 1990 Survivor Series is still a memorable one. It's rare that a superstar gets a debut at a PPV and the Undertaker took every advantage of the opportunity. The Undertaker held his own against a team that included Bret Hart, Jim Neidhart, Koko B. Ware and Dusty Rhodes, eliminating Koko and Dusty before being counted out after taking the fight with Rhodes to the outside. Although he didn't end up winning the match, his presence was felt and a character was born that would redefine the WWE.

1) Taker Vs Mankind Hell In A Cell - When people look back at the Attitude Era or history of Hell In A Cell, this match is always one of the first things brought up in the conversation. This legendary Hell in a Cell match was made famous for the two falls that Mick Foley took off and through the cell. The wrestling included a choke slam onto thumb tacks and a final tombstone that finally ended the match for the Undertaker. This may be more of a Mankind moment, but you can't make a top-ten list of the Undertaker without mentioning this match.

Alright and now let us rest in peace and i will see you tomorrow for another list, thanks for stopping by. Bookmark, share and comment! 

Top 10 WWE Intercontinental Champions

What's up everyone? Back again for more i see? Well the wrestling month continues. You may notice i don't post on the weekends this month. Why? It's so i can have a break is all and you all can catch up if you missed anything :) 

Let's get back to the wrasslin now with a list of the top 10 WWE intercontinental champions! 

10) Pat Patterson

I have only ever seen Pat as one of the stooges or in his hof induction or during anytime he has appeared over the past 20 years in WWE. I never seen the guy wrestle but he is the first intercontinental champion and for that he has to be on my list. 

9) Stone Cold Steve Austin

What can i say about this legend? He won the title first with a broken fricken neck! A two-time Intercontinental Champion, Austin's first title win came at SummerSlam 1997 where a piledriver snapped his neck. Rather than quit, The Bionic Redneck managed to summon the strength to roll up Owen Hart for the victory. This devastating injury caused Austin to vacate the title, but the WWE Hall of Famer would make an amazing return to the ring to capture the championship again that very same year. Expect Austin to feature in more lists down the line...

8) Jeff Hardy

Alright Jeff is one of my all time faves and he is normally the first person who comes to my mind when talking about the IC title. Although he wasn't the biggest man in the WWE locker room, Jeff Hardy was never the kind of Superstar who would back down from a fight. So it should come as no surprise that The Charismatic Enigma defeated dominant competitors like Triple H and Umaga on his way to winning an impressive four Intercontinental Championships. Due to his high-risk style, the majority of Hardy's reigns were brief, but his title matches were always exciting.

7) RVD

RVD is another fave of mine (there are many faves on mine on these lists i do of course). Rob Van Dam's six reigns as Intercontinental Champion are impressive enough, but consider what RVD accomplished with the title and his runs are even more remarkable. In 2002, Mr. Monday Night defeated European Champion Jeff Hardy and Hardcore Champion Tommy Dreamer to unify those two titles with the Intercontinental Championship and bring an even greater legacy to the title. On top of that, his wild Ladder Matches against Eddie Guerrero and Christian were some of the genre’s best. At a time when WWE was inundated with flashy new titles, Van Dam made sure that the Intercontinental Championship — much like himself — remained one of a kind. 

6) HHH

There's more than one reason as to why he is called THE GAME. A five-time champion over the span of a decade, The Game first grabbed the title in 1996 when he was relatively new to the ring. By the time he was the most dominant man in WWE, Triple H reclaimed the Intercontinental Championship in memorable battles with Jeff Hardy and Kane and even defeated The Devil’s Favorite Demon at No Mercy in 2002 to unify Kane's Intercontinental Championship with the World Heavyweight Championship. 

5) The Rock

Just like Triple H, Rocky captured the title when he was new to the scene but this was a clear indicator of a star in the making. He may have been champion, but his nauseating perkiness caused the WWE Universe to chant, "Die, Rocky, die!" which all built up to a change in Rocky Mavia to become....The Rock. An arrogant, eyebrow-raising villain with a bad attitude and a $500 shirt. With this newfound edge, The People's Champion had a second Intercontinental Championship run that lasted for an impressive 265 days and helped establish his reputation as The Most Electrifying Man in All of Entertainment.

4) Shawn Michaels 

The IC title is where HBK first made a name for himself let's be honest. A "Showstopper" even then, HBK's classic Ladder Matches against Razor Ramon are considered some of the best bouts of their era, and his battles against Jeff Jarrett, Diesel and Bret "Hit Man" Hart were just as good. Too often, Michaels' reigns ended in controversy, but his days as Intercontinental Champion were always exhilarating.

3) The Miz

As of writing he is still the IC Champ and his reigns have been damn fine. His talking smack rant was and still is amazing. He makes the title matter again and he is on his seventh reign.

2) The Honky Tonk Man

The man with the longest reign as IC Champ is the one and only Honky Tonk Man at a staggering 454 days! Defeating Ricky Steamboat for the championship in 1987, Honky Tonk Man kept his guitar-strumming fingers on the title for more than a year by any means necessary, including but not limited to getting counted out or disqualified on purpose. It may not have been the noblest reign of all time, but it earned the rock 'n' roller his place in WWE history.

1) Chris Jericho

Quality matches and a quality champion of nine times. No Superstar even comes close to Chris Jericho's record-setting number of Intercontinental Title reigns. First winning the championship from Chyna in winter 1999, Jericho went on to defeat everyone from Jeff Hardy to Rob Van Dam to capture a staggering nine titles over the next decade.

That's it for this list, as i always say please add to bookmarks and come back regularly for new blogs every week! 

ICW Cardiff 5th November 2017!

Oh my goodness, oh my lord, oh holy fucking shit! So as the title above states i attended my second ICW show in Cardiff's Tramshed and it was off the fucking chain! Icw i have been following since BBC did a documentary on the company back in 2014 i think. ICW is the best British wrestling company in history!

First of all i went with me best mate James and we had VIP tickets which meant we can go in earlier than any one else and we got to meet the ICW tag champs The Marauders, Jimmy "Fucking" Havoc, Chris Renfrew and Jack Jester! Not only that but because we had VIP tickets we got to sit ringside and have a free shirt too! 

The matches were overall insanely good, never a dull moment. Sure i think as a crowd to start we were not so lively but we all then woke up pretty quickly and fired everyone in the ring up and pissed some off too but hey it's wrestling, we are fans and we are fucking Welsh so we are a lively dedicated bunch! 

To top the icing on the cake off we also had a surprise appearance from Pete Dunne the WWE Uk Champion and then another HUGE surprise in the form of the legendary game, king of kings, cerebral assassin himself Triple H! 

The place went absolutely ape shit for The Game! My jaw dropped i could not believe it! In fact when Mark Dallas said Triple H everyone was in disbelief like "What? No fucking way!" as Triple H's theme was playing and then out he came through the motherfucking curtain and holy fucking shit it was the most unexpected shocking surprise i have ever seen and for years i have wanted to see this legend in the flesh before my very eyes and there he fucking stood a couple feet infront of me! I was just oh man i could not believe it, if you could have seen my face oh it would paint a million pictures and get about 1.2 Million Likes on Instagram easily it was just wow i can not believe it, the atmosphere in Tramshed holy shit, videos do not do it justice! 

https://www.facebook.com/InsaneWrestling/videos/10157027262240620/ - Me and James are in the video at one point for few seconds!

GO SEE ICW!

GO SEE FEAR & LOATHING X AT THE HYDRO 19TH NOVEMBER!