Tape Machines Are Rolling
TAPEAn aging dork refuses to stop watching professional wrestling and might as well talk about it all the time, featuring absolutely no discussion of this week's TV ratings or gate receipts.
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Reviews: AEW Collision and Dynamite, 2-28 to 3-11, 2026
TWO full weeks, four entire shows of AEW reviewery! Going to try to keep things brief-ish to get caught up ahead of Revolution. Basically just not type as much as I might watching live.
30 Years Ago This Week: WWF, WCW, ECW from March 4-9, 1996
A title change in WCW, notable departures from both WCW and the WWF, 2 Cold Scorpio and Sabu go 30 in ECW, eight-man mayhem on a beefed-up WCW Saturday Night, and more from 30 Years Ago This Week!
30 Years Ago This Week: WWF, WCW, ECW from February 26-March 2, 1996
Dog turds in the ring, Jim Ross getting pissed on by a pig, one of the nastiest chair shots ever, Goldust's hog flopping about, a forgotten Flair-Sting match, and more!
Reviews: AEW Collision (2-21) and Dynamite (2-25)
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TAPE is a wrestling fan, who watches wrestling. TAPE has tried many times to maybe be less of a wrestling fan, and watch less wrestling, but it doesn't seem as though that's ever going to take, so here we are.
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