Chris Jericho brought back the list!

I genuinely think wrestling crowds in the 70s and 80s reacted louder because kayfabe wasn’t just protected, it was culturally accepted. Fans WANTED to believe, and wrestlers performed like their reputations depended on it. Because they often did.

Gaming shouldn’t feel like troubleshooting a server.

Masahiro Chono: IWGP Heavyweight Champion - Weekly Gong [September 24th, 1998]

Territory wrestling had something modern wrestling struggles to replicate: believability. Not just in-ring, but in presentation. Promos felt dangerous, arenas felt hostile, and fans were convinced they were witnessing real grudges. That magic is hard to mass-produce.

Same amount of wins in 2026 lol

Eddie Edwards Invokes His Feast or Fired World Title Shot Briefcase To Challenge Santana For The TNA World Title

Damn I miss Takeoff

There have been a bunch of gnarly knockouts in wrestling lately. The full contact superkick from Mike Santana last night was really unfortunate, but out of all the promotions, I think TNA handled it the most professionally. #wrestlesky #TNA #ImpactWrestling

Escape From Tarkov is one of the few games where losing hurts enough to make winning feel incredible. The stress, the audio paranoia, the gear fear, it’s brutal but addictive.

There’s something about a loud, hot crowd that modern shows just don’t replicate.

Systems beat talent. New coach forces adaptation or irrelevance. Winners execute the install faster. Bills win by owning the change, not waiting for it.

Sting’s Scorpion Death Drop

The older I get, the more impressive it is when I actually remember why I walked into a room.

The Bills’ success in 2026 might depend less on talent and more on how quickly players adapt to new coaching philosophies and defensive leadership.

33 minutes of combined match time in a 3 hour show is absolutely criminal. They should be ashamed of themselves. What a joke!

Some wrestling promos age like fine wine because they were built on emotion instead of catchphrases. Passion never really goes out of style.

Everyone's so focused clearly with such shine

Commentary used to sell you the match. Not themselves.

Blade Runner (1982) is one of those movies that somehow gets better every time I watch it. The atmosphere alone clears most sci-fi. The score, the pacing, the way it just sits in its world and lets you absorb it. Not everything needs to be loud to be powerful.

Maxwell Jacob Friedman #wrestlesky #AEW #AEWDynamite

Wrestling video editing is such a weird balancing act. You want to preserve moments, but you also have to fight algorithms that punish nostalgia. Archiving history while navigating modern platforms is honestly a grind.

A strong drink and an old wrestling show is a solid night.

TNA Wrestling and iHeartMedia Announce Major Multi-Platform Collaboration #wrestlesky #TNA #ImpactWrestling tnawrestling.com/news/tna-wre...

Rick Steiner, Scott Norton & Dan Devine vs. Manabu Nakanishi, Yuji Nagata & Osamu Nishimura 03/14/03 NJPW Hyper Battle 03

There’s something fascinating about watching early TNA knowing how experimental it was. Some ideas were incredible, some were absolute chaos, but you can literally watch a company trying to figure out how to be an alternative. #TNA #ImpactWrestling

A simple pasta night at home is undefeated.

There’s an art to short match highlight clips. You’re not just showing moves, you’re telling a condensed story. The best highlights make people feel like they watched the entire match in under a minute.

90s WCW crowds hit different. The noise level during cruiserweight matches alone tells you everything about how revolutionary that division really was.

There’s value in going back and actually revisiting things instead of just remembering them.

R E S P E C T #TNAwrestling #TNAIMPACT #wrestlesky

2 Cold Scorpio vs. Rob Van Dam Extreme Championship Wrestling ECW Living Dangerously 3/1/98

"Let the party begin! I've got snacks!"

A CRITICAL HIT! IT’S NOT VERY AFFECTIVE…

LAX were straight-up demons in 2007 TNA.

I truly believe Dusty’s finishes weren’t originally meant to frustrate fans long-term. They were used strategically to stretch programs and protect champions while still delivering emotional rollercoasters that kept ticket sales high week to week.

I’ll always gravitate toward stuff with personality over stuff that’s just expensive.

From @ThisIsTNA on X.com “BANG. BANG. SOSA. SOSA. One of the hottest rising stars in wrestling @rickysosa508 will make his North American debut as part of our events tonight and tomorrow at the Gateway Center Arena in Atlanta.”

DAMNHOUSEN

Rewatching older matches and realizing how much psychology went into them. Not just moves but structure.

Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space) Released 2/9/93 A masterclass in blending hip-hop and jazz. The grooves, the samples, the atmosphere, it all comes together beautifully. A remarkable piece of art that deserves to be heard from start to finish.

One underrated aspect of classic wrestling is how important commentators were in building lore. Guys like Gordon Solie or Lance Russell didn’t just call moves, they made everything feel historically significant. They sold stakes without screaming. #WrestlingCommentary #ProWrestling

Some movies feel heavy on purpose. Apocalypse Now is one of them.

AJ Styles vs. Matt Sydal 1/14/06 Ring Of Honor ROH Hell Freezes Over

There’s something oddly humbling about realizing you opened the fridge, stared inside, closed it, then reopened it 45 seconds later like new food might have spawned.

Sometimes the best part of wrestling isn’t the main event. It’s the random undercard match that unexpectedly steals the entire show.