Infinity Land

Haven't seen Collision to know what was said, all i've seen is the promo graphic. Which is the Young Bucks showing backstage footage from All In. Which is where they faced FTR and are about to face them again at Dynasty. To me that's more them trolling everyone for clicks and attention.

Probably because they weren't meaningful cuts. Some of them you would be shocked still worked there and were formerly Dark or ROH level deals. Slim J has said he was on a per-appearance deal. If he wasn't booked, he wasn't taking anything away. Anthony Henry gets injured on an indie against an AEW talent. Despite plans to be part of the Tag Tournament and a new T-shirt released. He gets sacked and then later finds out due to the backlash he can come back once he's fit again.

Not a good look so far.

A Dark semi-regular. Closest thing to something of note was being part of the Andrade/Hardy Family Office. Hasn't done anything since July last year.

At the moment it seems a PR own goal because the comparison being made is to WWE and how they release people. Which is they might have multiple years and get 30/90 days. Its been said they're all free agents with no restrictions. Until we start hearing from the talent how it was handled time will tell. The first set of mass departures was poorly managed. Janela, Stunt, Angels, Avalon, Evans, Grayson were haphazardly kept in the dark or ghosted until their deals were almost up.

Most promoters see sense in avoiding Ibrox and Parkhead. Hampden has the Foo Fighters on the 17th and this seems rather last minute considering how far out they announced Backlash and Berlin. The turnaround times may have made that impractical. Without the sold show aspect like the first CATC and Elimination Chamber in Australia. I can see why they would rather avoid a stadium scale production when they can have a packed arena at premium prices.

Compare and contrast Ospreay & Okada's first few weeks, and new signings in general. I can only assume Mercedes still isn't cleared. It's got the same vibe to when Saraya debuted. A 'name' being trotted out because they can't do anything else with them. Going with Julia Hart v. Willow at Dynasty could mean its not going to change anytime soon.

It's been bad since day 1. People were being rather optimistic when Matt Jackson's wife left that there would be a significant change for the better. These complaints tend to gain more traction though when its multiple people at the start of the show complaining about it. Not just the usual suspects online sharing the same pic.

Aging wrestler clinging to his spot because if he disappears off TV he'd be a complete afterthought. Can't say I've ever seen anything like that before 🤔

Christian v. Kenny Omega for the Impact World Title on the first Rampage is the only one that comes immediately to mind.

The idea of the new American Triple Crown was undone almost as soon as it was won. It's been messy the whole time and clear it wasn't long for this world.

This might be noteworthy considering Mick's relationship with Conrad Thompson and how Ric Flair's last match went. In one of the more extreme weight loss techniques I can think of, Mick Foley is getting in shape for one last match. In the hopes he will keep the weight off by sticking to the good habits required to get in ring shape. Sitting at 360 pounds to start with a target weight of 275. He's uploading some videos on his youtube detailing the journey. I know when he was wrapping up his podcast he mentioned Jon Moxley or Matt Cardona as his preferred opponents. We've seen with Sting and Flair (still never watched it beyond the clips that did the rounds) that a tag dynamic to hide things might be a better bet for spectator interest. Wish him the best and he gets what he desires out of the experience.