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With TLC tonight, we at The Wrestling Book take a look at the odds for tonight’s matches. Is there any value and earning some money from tonight’s matches? Whilst looking at the two Men’s world championship matches. McIntyre and Reigns look likely to retain with their odds reflecting this. Looking at the Smackdown women’s championship … Continue reading Best Bet for WWE TLC 2020
This article was originally printed in Wrestling World magazine, date unknown, circa late 1960's, possibly 1968, featuring Vince McMahon Sr and the first show in the renovated Madison Square Garden. The Tradition Lives On By: Lou Sahadi It was still early and the place was empty. The main lights hadn't been turned on in the … Continue reading The Tradition Lives On
With Summerslam 2020 fast approaching we take a look at the top 5 ladder matches to have taken place at the biggest event of the summer. 1. Summerslam 2000WWF Tag Team Championships Edge and Christian vs The Dudley Boyz vs The Hardy Boyz After their epic triangle ladder match at Wrestlemania, these three teams changed the … Continue reading Top 5 WWE Summerslam Ladder Matches
The wrestling industry between the years of 1998 and 2001 are regarded as the most successful period ever. Known in the WWE as the attitude era, this era was the defining moments of the Monday Night Wars and the war started to turn in WWE favour until WWE bought their competition. The Wrestling industry has … Continue reading Top 10 Highest Grossing WWE Attitude Era PPVs
Before the WWE network existed and you could stream the WWE monthly pay per views on the Network, WWE solely relied on how many people bought their PPVs. Before the world stopped due to the Covid-19 pandemic, WWE were looking at offering their pay per views to other streaming sites and pay per view providers … Continue reading Top 10 Highest Grossing WWE PPV
