 |
| Alexa Bliss' value to WWE's women's division is discussed in one of this week's links Photo Credit: WWE.com |
I can't believe I had to write why Charlotte Flair shouldn't be blamed for her nude pictures being stolen, but I had to write why Charlotte Flair shouldn't be blamed for her nude pictures being stolen, for fuck's sake. [The Wrestling Blog]
Butch, meanwhile, was there for Tye Dillinger's NXT farewell. Read about it and all the other happenings at the house show he took in with his Number One. [The Wrestling Blog]
Brock Jahnke examines why wrestlers like Nigel McGuinness and Katsuyori Shibata risk their health for nothing more than a pop. [Wrestling With Words]
Steph M-K recounts how she has attempted going to live wrestling shows while also dealing with the mental scars of being a sexual assault survivor. [Rasslin Rehash]
Do you want to prepare for the return of Lucha Underground on May 31? Check out this infographic detailing all of Dario Cueto's evil entanglements. [With Spandex]
Ian Williams looks into Billy Corgan purchasing the National Wrestling Alliance and deduces that he did it because he just loves wrestling. [Bruiseday - VICE Sports]
The WWE's Women's Division has a lot of depth, and Alexa Bliss a big part of why that depth extends beyond the Four Horsewomen, as Ashley Leckwold writes. [Paste Magazine]
John Corrigan sat down with Lakers President Jeannie Buss to talk about women's wrestling in a fun Q and A. [Wrestledelphia]
NON-WRESTLING #1: Jesse A. Myerson illuminates the real source of Trump's big support. It's not the "White working class" but the petit bourgeoisie of the suburbs. [The Nation]
NON-WRESTLING #2: Alexander Goot examines the claim that ESPN is faltering thanks to throwing its hat in with liberal politics and finds out that that claim holds absolutely no water [From the Sidelines]