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So 2013 has come and gone, and finally the winners of the Wrestling 101 WWE Awards have been announced. You have all had your say on 2013...and now it ...
2012 is rapidly moving further and further away (how is it already February?!), but let us pause for a moment and take one final look at the past year ...
This is my final list for the Highlights of 2011: the best wrestlers of the year for WWE. What I like about this is that it was hard to narrow it down to ten names.
This is my final list for the Highlights of 2011: the best wrestlers of the year for WWE. What I like about this is that it was hard to narrow it down to ten names.
And we're back with the best matches on WWE PPV for the year. We've already covered a lot of greatness, and I'm really quite in love with the top five of 2011.
And we're back with the best matches on WWE PPV for the year. We've already covered a lot of greatness, and I'm really quite in love with the top five of 2011.
As someone who cares far too much about it, I'm super happy with the quality of TV work this year. I mean, after the first week of WWE TV there were already six great matches that I loved.
As someone who cares far too much about it, I'm super happy with the quality of TV work this year. I mean, after the first week of WWE TV there were already six great matches that I loved.
This list is about drawing attention to those who are toiling away in relative obscurity in present-day WWE, going above and beyond the call of internet TV duty to improve, get noticed and put on a good show...
This list is about drawing attention to those who are toiling away in relative obscurity in present-day WWE, going above and beyond the call of internet TV duty to improve, get noticed and put on a good show...
After covering WWE shows weekly for most of the year I thought I'd take this chance to have a look back on the year of wrestling, not to mention the chance to write more and more words about more and more matches. To that end, here is the first in a series of lists I'll be counting down to celebrate the best performances from WWE in 2011.
After covering WWE shows weekly for most of the year I thought I'd take this chance to have a look back on the year of wrestling, not to mention the chance to write more and more words about more and more matches. To that end, here is the first in a series of lists I'll be counting down to celebrate the best performances from WWE in 2011.
So that is it for another year. In the last 12 months, WWE has waved goodbye to some veterans, given new stars their chance in the spotlight and seen their flagship show taken over by a group of upstarts collectively known as ‘The Nexus’.
So that is it for another year. In the last 12 months, WWE has waved goodbye to some veterans, given new stars their chance in the spotlight and seen their flagship show taken over by a group of upstarts collectively known as ‘The Nexus’.
