About the Blog

     Hi I am E.K and this is simply an introduction to me and my blog. I am a wrestling fan who has written far too much about this sport that I truly love. So with this information I decided to start this blog to put these musings out into the world. I plan to update this blog quite regularly, hopefully two or three times a week is the plan. I do rate every match I watch on a scale of 20-80 with 50 being the baseline for good. Its more for me to be reminded of my feelings of matches as I go back to them in the future.

     All opinions in this blog are my own, I promise no matter how insane they may seem. I plan to do full show reviews from older shows, and for stuff from current times I plan to just review individual matches. Every week will have a top ten matches of the previous week excluding the major two American promotions. As well as a review of Tokyo Dome shows every Sunday in chronological order starting with Battle Satellite in the Tokyo Dome from NJPW. Also have other miscellaneous writings and reviews that I will post at different points. Thanks for reading, Signing off for now.

Peace, E.K 

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