In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
When he asked for his release from WWE in April of 2019, many figured Luke Harper would be bound for this new wrestling promotion backed by Shad Khan's son and The Elite. When Harper finally secured...
With a hindered build-up due to travel restrictions, diminished availability of talents, and general uncertainty, AEW Double or Nothing has shaped enough rather well under the circumstances. Three...
As Jim Morrison once sang, "Strange days have found us. Strange days have tracked us down." The entire planet has been turned upside down in light of the pandemic, and professional wrestling has...
Even the pessimists are at least curious as to what the 2020 Money in the Bank ladder matches are going to look like. When you're incorporating potentially the entirety of WWE Headquarters as a...
Twenty-five years of continuous employment is impressive, regardless of who you work for. It's even more impressive when you can experience the sort of upward mobility enjoyed by Paul Levesque, going...
To some of you, he's just "a football guy". For others, he's just a football guy that happens to dance like that one relative at your cousin's wedding who you hope to God isn't driving themselves...
The 2019 All Out had a tough act to follow in AEW's inaugural pay-per-view, Double or Nothing. You could also say that it had a lot to live up to in terms of its weekend placement, seeing as it came...
The last few months have been so crazy and unfathomable, and now parts of our lives we took for granted feel all too ancient. For instance, Super Bowl 54 was only just over three months ago, but...
Though not one of the four pay-per-view pillars of the organization, the first AEW Fyter Fest proved to be highly significant. Without Dynamite on the air yet, the event helped tide curious fans over...
Sometimes the physical storytelling is such that the loser of a grueling wrestling match comes out of it the bigger story. Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13. Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 10. Shane...
In 2009, WWE introduced a number of new pay-per-view handles as a way of freshening up their calendar. Some of the names and concepts quickly died a death, including Breaking Point (submission-based...
From the time The Undertaker coldly glared at Steve Austin in the post-match of Austin's successful title defense against Dude Love at May's Over the Edge, the stage was set for what became known as...
One has to consider the 2002 SummerSlam to be not only among the greatest in the history of the event's chronology, but one of the best overall events in WWE history. Could it be the WrestleMania 17...
It's hard not to look back at the 2010 SummerSlam and not see a giant wasted opportunity. Ten years later, it still stings the hide of many fans that The Nexus, in a plum moment to pick up a major...
What will the legacy of Raw Underground ultimately be? Kinda hard to forecast a few weeks into its lifespan, but opinions are already varied - half see it as WWE doing something temporary to halt...
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