OPINION: The Undertaker’s failure to retire post-Streak has slightly tainted his legacy
Speaking as a fan of The Undertaker, Steven Wilson outlines why he worries some will only remember his moments after The Streak ended in 2014.
Steven Wilson
The founding father and 'higher power' of the ESSR army, Steven oversees the operation of the Suplex Retweet podcast series and is the show's primary host. With a broad knowledge of the industry, Steven leads discussions on a wide range of subjects from stables to WCW.
Email: steven@eatsleepsuplexretweet.com
For some reason, he thinks John Cena's real name is Allen Jones and is madly in love with Becky Lynch.
Why Tyson Fury is the perfect crossover star for WWE
Steven Wilson looks at why the teased clash of Tyson Fury and Braun Strowman is a win-win for all parties involved.
Six stars who could play a pivotal role in the Wednesday Night Wars
Steven Wilson looks at three stars from each side of the battle for Wednesday wrestling supremacy who could make a massive impact.
Candice LeRae needs to be the one to dethrone Shayna Baszler
Steven Wilson outlines his reasons why he think there is no better time than now for LeRae to reign over the NXT Women’s division.
Why WWE should scrap concept PPVs
Steven Wilson looks at why he thinks WWE is diluting those big gimmick matches that used to end feuds by giving them a guaranteed annual slot.
Why Baron Corbin was the right choice for King of The Ring
Steven Wilson argues why winning the latest King of the Ring tournament could finally be what gains Baron Corbin credibility as a top heel.
OPINION: Why the Meltzer wrestling ratings aren’t the be-all and end-all
Steven Wilson looks at the Meltzer rating system, why people might not agree with them and why you shouldn’t gauge your like of the sport purely on them.
Seven top moments from NXT UK Takeover Cardiff and All Out
Steven Wilson takes a look back at some of the highlights from an amazing weekend of live wrestling from Cardiff and Chicago.
ANALYSIS: The current state of UK wrestling
Defiant folding and Jim Smallman leaving PROGRESS have some worried for our scene, but Steven Wilson outlined how UK wrestling is as strong as ever.
PROGRESS co-founder Jim Smallman to step down
Smallman took to Twitter today to announce that he would be leaving the promotion following their Chapter 100 show in December.
