Hello my peeps… and welcome to another edition of the Shooting Star Press.

Fatal Four Way was very interesting and quite unpredictable, but those are the PPV’s I love. Many people may think that I get upset when I get my predictions wrong, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Unpredictability in wrestling is a very rare thing nowadays, especially when it is being targeted at the PG market. With that said, I am always happier when I am unable to predict the outcome, as it’s that element of surprise and shock factor that I miss about wrestling. Although certain elements of the previous PPV were predictable, in my opinion, Alicia Fox, Sheamus and Rey Mysterio coming out with titles would not be on the list. I salute anybody that was able to predict those outcomes.  With that said, let’s get down to the July History session and try to predict the upcoming PPV Money in the Bank.

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Wazzzzzzzzuuuuuupppp tard-ka-bobz & bay eaterz & crowd pleazerz?!?! Lots of steizuff on my meizind today… Guess what kiddiez…? You’re favourite Riii-tard— MEEEE!!! Iz getting’ hitched to former WWE Diva Stacy The Kat Carter!!! WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! We are registered at Highspots.tv hahahahah not reeeeally but but it sounds better then Bed-Bath & Beyond! Although you (the rasslin’ universe) can check out the Breakfast with Stacy Carter & Sinn Shoot Interview is available on Highspots.tv (shameless plug!!!)… If you wanna get me anything for a wedding present… a job at TNA or WWE would be lovely! I gotza to pay for a diamond ring you know!!!
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Hello peeps…it’s that time again.  It’s time for some monthly predictions, your June PPV History lesson and the usual SSP features for your amusement.

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Cor blimey guv’nor, that’s something I never thought I’d see – Evan Bourne in the main event. The little fella did himself justice as well. Not once did he look out of place amongst the current WWE elite of John Cena, Sheamus and Edge.

I don’t envisage a gargantuan push for him just yet, but in a short time on Monday night – a short time that the live audience lapped up with vigour – Bourne emphasised that one day he could become a regular member of the top-tier crowd.

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Hello my SSP peeps; I hope you all are well. It’s been an interesting month of developments since my last predictions, including the releases of some surprising names, unexpected NXT eliminations and a WWE Draft that has made Raw very strong and made Smackdown less appealing due to the network issues. Despite all the new developments, this months Over the Limit PPV is featuring 2 matches replicated from the previous 2 PPV’s. I am looking forward to both feuds ending this month so we can move forward with fresh feuds going into Fatal 4 Way.

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Whucka whuck whucka Bizitchez & Deizudez! I’m baaaaaaAAAAAAck!!! Now I am going to ask you some queizestionz and I want them answered immediately!!!

Why does the WWE offer free rehab to all wrestlers employed by WWE and/or formerly employed by WWE but do NOT offer free shrinks to support these very same lost souls??? That being said we might still have people like Kanyon, Benoit, Von Erich etc still breathing and enjoying their families and their jobs today! In all seriousness rasslin’ universe, please think about it for a minute from a wrestler’s perspective. Read the rest of this entry »

If that’s how post-draft Raw is going to shape up, I’m happy.

As always with the red brand, the show was not fault free, but it seems like last week’s switch of personnel will also a constitute a change in thinking – one where wrestling and the storylines linking it take precedence over dodgy “comedic” sketches.

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The “Extreme Rules” moniker conjures up images of battery, destruction, flailing bodies and an array of perilous weaponry, but WWE’s latest pay-per-view was surprisingly short on munitions and massacre.

Instead, it focused on the weaving intricacies of in-ring combat, absorbing storytelling and some damn fine wrestling. Extreme Rules wasn’t bad, it was just different to what was expected.

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Hello my SSP peeps, it’s time once again for those monthly PPV Predictions. This time I shall be tackling WWE Extreme Rules, formerly known as Backlash at this time of year. We say goodbye to yet another famous PPV after 11 years. I may just speak for myself on this one, but I regarded Backlash as the only In Your House turned PPV to actually stand out from the big four. Those being, The Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania, Summerslam and Survivor Series. It was always the PPV that followed Wrestlemania with a different spin on some matches from the big one. The name was very fitting also; it was called Backlash because it was for superstars who didn’t get their way at Wrestlemania to get some payback. At this stage I’m just going to have to adapt to these new PPV changes. The WWE seem to think its going to help their PPV buyrates and PG persona etc etc…so we’ll just have to wait and see.

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Check out the latest CCW show on Friday 23rd April in Florida…

Featuring: TNA Knockout Daffney!!! ECW Superstar Big Vito!!! Jarrelle Clark!!! Ricky Atlas Young! Moses Youngston! The Return of TNA Superstar Jesse Neal in grudge match vs 626 pounder Tweedle Die! When Divas Collide: Shooterella vs Former WWE Diva Champ Stacy The Kat Carter!!! Bam Bam Neely vs ACW Champ Eddie Torres!!! The First ever CCW Florida Tagteam champions: The Cuban Assasin & The Sheik vs The Bandejos!  Plus surprise wrestler & much more!!!