This sums up Bobby Eaton so well. He slips right into the crowd-pleasing low impact stooge sequence with the teeter-totter elbows but still feels the need to eat a hip toss right onto the concrete anyway.

There are different lanes for genuine heatseeking young heels. Garcia is different than Fletcher, Swirl, even Yuta. This chip-on-the-shoulder, heavy bluster, delusional, entitled approach reminds me of Gabe Kidd's lane but with way more consistent vision.

It's worth isolating and understanding individual elements and attributes of matches, the building blocks. That way you can better understand what makes pro wrestling tick. Abby was so good at both knowing exactly how much to sell and then in perfectly timing his cutoffs.

When anyone other than Mansoor does the 6-7 deal...

Some blurry but absolutely iconic footage from a lumberjack match at MSG between Honky Tonk Man and Steamboat.

I miss punches as much as the next guy, probably even more so, but sometimes forearms work too. Let this be a guide.

Everyone shouldn't do this, but in a world where no one is doing this, then someone should absolutely do this. And Juice is as good a choice as anyone.

You watch a thousand Negro Casas matches and you're going to see at least one totally unique thing (strike, spot, reaction crowd/ref/partner/opponent interaction, use of a camera angle, way to fill time, expression etc.) per match. No wrestler like him.

Look at Austin Idol's neck and tell me what's "restful" about this hold.

FTR/LFI vs JetSpeed/Juice/Bandido: the two types of AEW 8-man tags; opportunities, excuses, and threading the needle between both. Athena/Billie vs Hyan/Maya World: selling the heart, not the body; strength in weakness, weakness in strength. segundacaida.blogspot.com/2025/11/aew-fi…

42 frames of what makes RUSH OFICIAL special.

And then the bell rang...