After the surprisingly fantastic Blood & Bone (seriously, go see it, the film is awesome) and the crushing disappointment that was Unrivaled, it’s now time for me to review a third MMA-inspired movie for W101. The big question is in which side of the fence will Death Warrior fall?
Author: Draven Cage
This is the second MMA-inspired movie I’ve reviewed for Wrestling 101 in recent months and, unfortunately, the difference between the two is night and day. Blood & Bone was a phenomenal example of the genre and a showed us how to perfectly utilise real-life MMA fighters in a movie setting…
The final part in our WrestleMania countdown…just which matches will take the top spot in the previous 5 years? Also find out which Superstar has had the most greatest matches in the past 25 years…
The penultimate article is here…just which matches will take the top spots from WrestleMania 2000 to WrestleMania 20?
The countdown continues as Draven Cage hits double digits with WrestleMania 11 and the emergence of the Attitude Era.
Draven Cage returns with part 2 of the Top 25 Greatest WWE WrestleMania Matches! Covering from WrestleMania 6 to WrestleMania 10; can the likes of Hulk Hogan, ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage and The Ultimate Warrior take the top spots?
After a very successful campaign, the votes had been cast and counted. What you are about to read is a run down of the greatest WWE WrestleMania matches, one per event, as chosen by the members of Talk Wrestling Online forums…
The movie opens with pre-credits scene showing a gang of prisoners, led by the genuinely scary Kimbo Slice (with genuinely scary bushy beard), heading to the prison shower room to take out our hero (after paying off an unseen guard). Now, unless you haven’t seen a movie before in your life, you don’t need me to tell you that the eight-strong team of hardened cons aren’t successful, otherwise we’d have a short movie on our hands…
I received a very nice email from Tom Skowronski, telling me that he enjoyed my reviews on Wrestling 101 and would I like to review the first ever DVD release from The Territory, a TV show that highlights the talent around northern California. Always eager to broaden my own horizons and keen to get W101 more exposure as well, I readily agreed…
Mickey Grant is the director of a documentary focusing on the life of “Gentleman” Chris Adams, an English Judo champion who became a professional wrestler on the World of Sport-era UK scene and then went on to find fame and fortune in the United States with the Texas-based wrestling promotion, World Class Championship Wrestling (home of the famous Von Erich wrestling family). The documentary features interviews and comments from those who knew Chris, including his friends, co-workers, former wives and, in a bold move, the man who shot Adams dead in 2001. I was given the chance to review the film for Wrestling 101 and, graciously, was able to interview Mickey Grant after viewing the story…