It's been an extremely rough year for this professional wrestling fan. To say that I've closely followed this medium of entertainment that I've loved since childhood would be an outright lie. In fact, it's a stretch to even say I've at times religiously watched weekly monthly. For some reason, in 2019, for me, wrestling just hasn't been a "go-to" like it always has been. Now, much of that is due to the WWE's terribleness (more on that in another post, for another time), and of course, the moving of many wrestling options away from my cable provider or from the capturing capability of my DVR. Hello, wrestling in 2019 - live streaming rules the day! Nonetheless, an interesting shift in pro wrestling has taken place this year with the start of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), and the entire pro wrestling scene feels like it has been dumped on it's head...no, more like thrown off the top rope to the outside, and through a table - leaving fans to...
"As We Struggle to Make Sense Of Things, Life Looks On In Repose"