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6 Things I love About NWA Powerrr NWA (National Wrestling Alliance) have debuted their new Studio wrestling show NWA Power (or #NWAPowerrr) and in three words I LOVE IT! You can watch NWA Powerrr here    https://www.youtube.com/nwapowerrr I didn't grow up on studio wrestling and ever experience what studio wrestling was back in 1970s and before, so for me this is a new experience and a new presentation of pro wrestling. Two Episodes of NWA Powerrr have aired so far, it can be watched on Youtube (new Episodes released on a Tuesday) at or at any time after its first airing on demand and now also available to view on Fite TV days after the episode has aired on Youtube. Here's what I've loved about NWA Powerrr so far Excellent Promos  In the 2 episodes that have aired so far promos are a prominent and important part of the show.  NWA Champion Nick Aldis in the opening segment of the first episode cuts one of the best promos in ...

NWA - National Wrestling Alliance The Resurgence of a Giant Photo Credit - NWA Twitter I'm not old enough to remember the NWA in its hay day, by the time I was really into wrestling it was 1995 and the Letters NWA were not mentioned much apart from seeing it on WWF TV in 1998 with JIm Cornette at some point. Photo Credit WWE The NWA isn't something I have much memory of in my childhood and that must be the same for alot of people my age.  NWA was Huge in the 70s and 80s I would read books, autobiographies of wrestlers from that era and watch interviews and they would all say how big the NWA was and how it was the true pro wrestling world title. NWA World title was a true world title being defended all over the world against the biggest and the best.  Its an era I would of loved to of seen, because it would of given me a true understanding about NWA History and what it meant to be NWA Champion in that era.  I learnt a bit about NWA and...

How David Lagana made me understand my own opinion Hello All Just a short blog from me this week but one that really means a lot to me and gave me an insight into myself and also into the psychology and the intricacies of Pro wrestling, it made me look at it a completely different way. David Lagana took me to school. David Lagana (left) with Legend Dusty Rhodes This week David Lagana Current Writer for Impact Wrestling who has also written previously for WWE and iconic TV show Friends. David  asked on his twitter whether he had Any UK followers watching Challenge TV at 9pm to see Impact Wrestling, this past Sunday night.   I replied that I was from the UK and I would be watching the show and David Lagana asked me to tweet him my thoughts on the show as it went on. It was one tweet that I sent in particular and that I got a reply from Mr Lagana that made me realise so much about myself, how I form opinions and also how...