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Hi there! My name is Omar and I've been a pro wrestling connoisseur for 15 plus years. I started this blog in 2018 and I have a blast writing about pro wrestling (specifically WWE and AEW because I got no time to write about everything). 

I approach or at least try to, the process of talking about the medium with a movie critic like perspective. 

I especially love analyzing the business by talking about the artistic side of it like the stories being told and the characters being portrayed but with a teaspoon of humour mixed in (you had to add your bad culinary skills to your writing, don't you Omar?). 

If that's something you're into then do the following thing. Follow the social media profiles by clicking the navigation bar on the top right to get notified of the articles I put out.

Here is the schedule of articles I put out (that could change depending on the circumstances): 

  • Sundays: The 5 News Week (or an AEW PPV review). 
  • Mondays: Either a PPV review or a monthly essay/editorial. 
  • Tuesdays: A Few Thoughts I Guess.
  • Wednesdays: NONE.
  • Thursdays: The Coherent AEW Take.
  • Fridays: NONE. 
  • Saturdays: NONE.

On this site, I try to avoid talking about three things. Politics, beliefs and Zack Snyder movies. Until then, stay safe smarks. 

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