WWE is officially buying up its own CRITICS. The industry landscape shifted dramatically as Pro Wrestling Nation rebranded to 24/7 WWE Radio, and the implications are absolutely chilling for the future of wrestling discourse.
JDfromNY and Jonathan Coachman are sounding the alarm on a corporate MONOPOLY. JD argues that by absorbing radio outlets, WWE is effectively neutralizing dissent and silencing the voices fans actually trust. It creates a vacuum where genuine, unfiltered criticism goes to die.
Fans are blaming Dave LaGreca, but JD insists this is a SiriusXM corporate power play. If WWE owns the platform, who is left to hold them accountable? The era of independent wrestling media faces an EXISTENTIAL threat. ⚠️
(source: The 2 Count)
Ella Langley joins Beyoncé & Mariah Carey as the only women this century to spend 15 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 within a single calendar year.
Here's my thing: why get rid of Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 which actually opened to other wrestling companies and indies just to turn into WWE Radio? WWE is big enough that they should just have their own XM radio channel for that. They taking the monopoly. It's not right at all.
Ella Langley's “Choosin’ Texas,” has tied a record held by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey by racking up its 14th week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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30 years ago today, at WCW Bash at the Beach, Hulk Hogan turned heel and was the third man in the nWo.
It's considered to be one of the best heel turns of all time and a pivotal moment in pro wrestling history.
Brooklyn had some bad lottery luck over the past two drafts but you tank because even in the worst case scenario, you end up with a backcourt like Egor Dëmin and Mikel Brown Jr.
That duo has a chance to be Brooklyn’s Backcourt for a decade.