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Red's Pro-Wrestling Digest #24: 2011 WWE in Review Pt. 1 (Jan + Feb)

Digest Hey, ladies, gentlemen, and nonbinaries. I'm back for another edition of the Pro-Wrestling Digest. Rejoice if you'd like. Maybe a little dance? Anyway, you might remember reading previously that my internet sucks where I currently am. I decided to do something a bit different for the next few entries, as a result. So, note now that this is the first in a series of four that will look at a collection of content from WWE's 2011 catalog. I am utilizing two DVD sets for this ongoing review. Best of Raw and SmackDown 2011 Best Pay-Per-View Matches 2011 Up first, we have Miz and Morrison in a falls count anywhere match with the WWE Championship on the line. It's that period where the belt looked like a child's toy. I am quickly reminded that this was also when the anonymous GM thing was happening. Remember that shit show? Miz was also in a program with Jerry at the same time, so Raw was certainly awful more often than not just like it usually has been. They advert

Red's Pro-Wrestling Digest on TikTok (From Red Rose News S3E1)

Along with my usual Pro-Wrestling Digest installments, I have started adding a brief (3-minutes and less) video version of the series to my twice a month program known as Red Rose News on TikTok . Here is the first episode.

Red's Pro-Wrestling Digest #21

DIGEST It's time once more to watch some wrestling and write about it, folks. I'm going to start this time with some Dragongate action, with KAI putting the Open the Dream Gate Championship up Cyber Kong. To be clear, neither are classic-makers on their own and, to be blunt, this didn't over deliver. They did put in for an ultimately fine throwaway title match, but nothing you should feel obligated to rush to watch. Next, we go to CMLL. A trios match with Cavernario, Dragon Rojo Jr, and Fuerza Garza taking on papa Atlantis, Negro Casas, and Blue Panther made for a good six-man. It also looked a bit like a bunch of old dudes and two younger ones hanging out. The Copa Junior series of luchas went better than expected, with a decent bit of storylines tacked on and three of the contests actually breaking into recommendation territory. Watch the linked highlight video attached below in the ratings section. It was good shit. WWE shit? Why not?! Zayn and Shinsuke was a bit campy,

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