KSW Underground Reviews

  Anyone who reads the match card of Joey McCoy (5'2", 130 lbs) vs Roger Atlas (5'9", 220 lbs) can assume Joey wouldn't stand a chance against Roger. Thankfully for Joey, he'll have Sadistic Sid Shaw in his corner, or around somewhere at least. Can these two topple Weekend Wrestling's muscle mountain? Joey McCoy w/Sid Shaw vs Roger Atlas - WeekendWrestling Out of the mist, Sid and Joey slither into the ring like two demented serpents as a somewhat confused Roger looks on. He tells Sid to beat it and decides to take on Joey...but Sid warns that he won't be around to stop Joey if he "loses control." The pair share one last round of otherworldly growling sounds before Joey turns around to face muscle Mt. Atlas and is swept up into a bearhug to start the match. A menacing smoke begins to fill the ring, perhaps a foreboding sign of things to come, as Roger puts Sid's fiendish sidekick through several lift and carry sequences. All the while, Jo...

It takes a lot of drag my blog back out of hibernation, and thankfully a slew of recent match releases did just that. I picked up Derrick Cole vs Eli Black and Lobo vs Zack from UCW, Scrappy vs Travis from W4H, and Sid Shaw vs Austin Lynch from Weekend. I'll be reviewing that one here: Weekend Wrestling gets a lot right when it comes to ring matches. One thing that has stood out is their pre-match promos. They are typically amusing and do a really great job at setting up the scenario of the match. The opening of Sid vs Austin is no different. Sid Shaw vs Austin Lynch - WeekendWrestling Sid did a great job getting his name out there before his in-ring debut with Weekend. You might have even been familiar with him already from his indie matches. He has done his homework and knows the underground audience very well. If you didn't know he only recently debuted, you would think he's been on the scene for a long time   JBW plays as Sid's sidekick here, but is officially l...