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Author Sean Coleman

Sean Coleman

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Sean Coleman graduated from University of Ulster in 2001 with a Logistics degree and is currently working in Manchester as an account manager in the print industry. He is a lifelong wrestling fan who grew up primarily on the old WCW and then the WWF and likes to relive the good old days on DVD. He uprooted and moved to Manchester in 2007 to become a season ticket holder at Old Trafford and in his spare time when he’s not watching wrestling he loves old American sitcoms and a bit of NFL.

WWE: Daniel Bryan’s booking nightmares

May 12, 2014

Sean looks at the direction WWE has taken with Daniel Bryan since WrestleMania and why it's not working,

WWE: It’s WrestleMania Week!

March 31, 2014

A brief look at what WrestleMania has thrown up in the past, why we love it and what we can expect this year...

WWE: Who’s In Charge Around Here?

March 27, 2014

The Authority, General Managers a plenty, corporate figureheads - why have WWE gone power crazy?

#YESMOVEMENT

March 17, 2014

Sean takes a look at the momentum of the Daniel Bryan Yes Movement and the possible outcomes of what lies ahead.

Why Have The WWE Titles Lost Their Shine?

February 14, 2014

Sean looks at the current WWE title situation and why their popularity seems to have gone cold...

Sting On The Road To WrestleMania?

January 26, 2014

Sean takes a look at the Icon Sting and whether or not the time is finally right for him to join the WWE.

WWE: Good Talent Now, But What About The Future?

January 16, 2014

Sean takes a look at the positive state of the WWE talent pool at the moment and speculates what the future could hold under the current training regime.

WWE Network and the UK

January 9, 2014

Sean takes a look at the WWE Network launch announcement and how it will affect the UK...

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