With the world moving on from the festive period and into more COVID-related uncertainty, Brandon Bethune explains the beauty of Sky Sports’ annual event, Premier League Years, and why it provided a source of nostalgia and encouragement during the pandemic
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Main-eventing Wrestlemania, defecting to AEW to show a new level, changing the game – 2021 was a banner year for Bryan Danielson. Brandon Bethune dissects his career, exploring how the perennial underdog is finally being treated as more than a miracle.
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itle victory at WWE Day One has got the wrestling world talking, but as Brandon Bethune writes, the feeling that the company is stuck in the grasp of their own status-quo is only growing.
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While a fanbase rejoices, others are left in despair. Brandon Bethune examines the Toon Takeover, Saudi Arabia’s image enhancement plan, and how stakeholders in sport can respond.
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In an industry that so often lacks it, All Elite Wrestling has displayed compassion of a commendable scale. Brandon Bethune details how the company has handled grief so successfully, while exploring the potential positive ramifications of their gestures.
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With this summer’s transfer window offering a perhaps increased insight into player morality, the prospect of a one club players is seemingly becoming lost. Brandon Bethune explores the idea that players can establish themselves as club legends, while still making moves for their own career. Perhaps more than any other transfer window in recent memory, this summer has challenged player
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Away from the bright lights of WWE and AEW, another story has captured the attention of the wrestling world. Brandon Bethune details the success of the industry’s hottest angle.
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As the debate between the WWE and the press rages on, Brandon Bethune takes a look at where the company have failed in terms of response and action, where others like AEW have succeeded.
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Live crowds returned to an All Elite Wrestling event for the first time. Brandon Bethune evaluates the best and worst from this year’s Double or Nothing.
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The betrayal. One of professional wrestling’s great calling cards. But, as Brandon Bethune writes, there’s a thread running through these backstabbing that makes them even more captivating.
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