Sammy Guevara - AEW's promising kid

Hey everyone, I'm OG and today I'm going to give you a little sneak peek about one of the main attractions of the upcoming show here in Israel, he's one of AEW's rising stars, he's one of the youngest up and coming athletes, a former AAA Cruiserweight champion, a current member of Chris Jericho's Inner Circle faction, he's Sammy Guevara!

Sammy is a talented young dude who is a nine years pro already, he established himself in an inspiring way, he is known very well for his outstanding high flying moves and his fast pace techniques, he's trained by Booker T's promotion "Reality of wrestling" in his hometown, Houston.

Since arriving on 2010 in the independent wrestling scene, he started an inspiring progression in the world of professional wrestling, growing and becoming a recognizable name in the US, and few years later he joined Mexico's AAA and he's enjoying a great way there.

In 2017 Sammy officially started his outstanding rise, wrestling in some main companies around the American independent circuit, mainly he was famous for his great matches in PWG, such as his great match against Jeff Cobb. In 2018 Sammy joined Mexico's AAA Company, on this year he earned 1 of his biggest achievements, he won the AAA Cruiserweight Championship, he won the title in the biggest event of the company, TripleMania. He held the belt for 175 days. Few months later, Sammy joined AEW! Since joining the company he got a national exposure and he also had the amazing honor of wrestling on the opening events of AEW, on the 1^st PPV "Double Or Nothing" he battled Kip Sabian and lost in a great bout, and on the 1^st TV Show of Dynamite he battled Cody Rhodes and lost to him but their match got lot of great reactions from the crowd, currently Sammy is a member of AEW Champion Chris Jericho's heel stable "Inner Circle" the stable was created on Dynamite, featuring Santana&Ortiz, Jake Hager (FKA Jack Swagger) and of course Sammy and Chris. Currently they're one of the hottest attractions in the world of professional wrestling.

What I personally like the most about Sammy is that he's always evolving, he's always proving himself more and more and he's continuing to improve and he's always having a great in-ring psychology and he knows his craft very well, his in ring style is very colorful and fruitful, he got lot of tools in him, I truly think in few years we will hear his name a lot more, and people will recognize him even more then what they do now, and yes, he's one of AEW's premiere young talents, and he earned that rightfully, now that he's under the wings of veteran such as Chris Jericho around him he's in very good hands! Sammy having a huge chance here to learn from one of the all-time greats, and he'll benefit a lot from having Y2J around him, also, Sammy is young and in his prime of his life, he's on the right path, he'll be someone you will hear from a lot, and it's very great to see what he's done in such a young age and with such young experience in the ring! 

Here are some great matches of Sammy that are HIGHLY SUGGESTED:

1.Sammy Guevara Vs. Ricochet, WrestleCircus, (Big shoutout to Roiee Kruk for showing me this amazing match!)

2. Sammy Guevara Vs. Cody, AEW Dynamite 1st episode

3. Sammy Guevara Vs. Killshot (Shane Strickland), WrestleCircus

4. Sammy Guevara Vs, Flamita Vs. Rey Horus, PWG all Star Weekend 2017.

5. Sammy Guevara Vs. WALTER, PWG Bask in His Glory 2018.

There are plenty of greater matches to see, highly suggest you to check his highlights out.

Next month, Sammy is going to come to my country Israel, he'll be featured on the Cinema City Showdown as he will take on our country's rising star, Yuval Goldshmit! This is going to be spectacular,

I did a little interview with Sammy's opponent for the match about his feelings heading to the match, here's what he had to say:

"I'm feeling pretty good walking into this match, Sammy is one of the hottest stars in the AEW roster for a reason, and there's no doubt about that, if there's one thing I can promise is that this match will be the best high flying match in the history of the Israeli wrestling scene, so you better go and get your ticket NOW!"

Everyone who's going to come to the show on December 15^th will witness a fantastic match and a great show and tickets still on sale, so I highly recommend you to go and purchase tickets and come to see some incredible wrestling!

Here's the link to purchase tickets: https://www.cinema-city.co.il/movie/2799

Thank you for reading, see you there!

AWO Glory Preview, Interview with Oscar

Hi everyone, I'm OG and today, I'm going to give you a little closer look of a wrestling organization here in Israel, the name is AWO. The owner of the company is "The Arabian Horse" Mahran Abdul Hai, he's also one of the most recognized faces of the company, throughout the years, former WWE Superstars such as Chris Masters and Carlito came to wrestle in the company at the past, at the 29^th of this month they going to produce their upcoming event "Glory" in Netanya, make sure you don't miss the action!

Today I had the honor to sit down for an interview with one of the familiar faces of the company, his name is Oscar Vice, he's a young up and coming wrestler in the AWO and he was at the AWO Academy two years ago with his good friend Tye Clodd. Oscar will share with us about what we are going to expect and see in the upcoming event.

I asked Oscar few questions about the organization and about his personal career. So let's begin the interview!

1^st question: as an important part of the company's roster, can you share with me more about your company? What can I expect from it as a "new fan" of it?

Answer: AWO is an Israeli wrestling organization in Netanya that has been running on a monthly basis, but the monthly performances have recently stopped for greater performances. The organization has several branches in several countries, so we get to bring wrestlers from aboard that in our opinion their having a long way and their potential can be big and promising.

2^nd Question: How did your relationship with the AWO started?

Answer:
I don't know if it's known or not, but me and Tyler (Tye Clodd) are really good friends, while we were little kids we would have seen together wrestling and fighting, And at the beginning of 2017, we decided to take the hobby to a more professional place and we joined the AWO Academy, somewhere along the way me and Tyler we split up, and he left the AWO, while I stayed-but my delight, in the upcoming show Tyler appears, I truly hope that I will meet him and wrestle him again! If there are any fans of Tyler in the audience, please come and support him on the 29^th

3^rd question: 29^th of this month, we going to see the upcoming event of AWO, the event "Glory" in Netanya, what shall we expect from the event?

On the 29th, the show ran "Glory", which would participate in Israeli wrestlers – for example the current AWO champion, The Blondevil, who had been a wrestler in Israel over a decade or Hellboy a former IPWA-champion, who has been participating in the Israeli scene for a long time. Beyond the veterans of the country, there are a few young and Brewster faces like Gal Barkai who's going to face Jake Mayhem, and of course two of the best wrestlers from the recent event of IPWA's berale shows, Yuval Goldshmit and Hadar Horovitz will be there too. along with the Israeli talent, there's also a good amount of wrestlers from Europe that comes to Israel to wrestle in our country, for example the AWO Ukraine Women's champion Amaranta Del Mar who's going to defend her title against Mefisto and hardcore star Ron Corvus who's going to wrestle in the event as well. You don't want to miss the action, believe me.

4^th question: now this is a personal one, during the last event of the IPWA here in Israel, you came to the ring with a guitar and wanted to perform a concert in the middle of the ring, will it be a permeant thing?

Answer: Actually, I've heard a lot of people chanting "Elias", and I knew it was similar so I tried to keep a little distance in the behavior or presentation of the content but even when I saw it back it would seem too similar, because that's why I'm still working on my character and trying to organize it, I think I'm going to stay on musical field because it's something I really like to do It would be different from what was in Berale.

Last question: In the upcoming show, there are a number of fighters who's coming from Europe, does it symbolize some sort of a cooperation between the AWO and European wrestling organizations? You have the blondevil who's been a wrestler in Europe and even won a tag title belt there.

Answer: Yes, we have co-operation with many European wrestling organizations, such as DPW, NSW, and there is much more. AWO attempts to get to as many foreign wrestlers as you can to bring to the Israeli audience a sight of style they don't know about and the wrestlers who may have had no ability to see in the past, and will really be glad they have seen in the future!

So there you have it, a little preview before GLORY, make sure you don’t miss it, that show will be a phenomenon. And it'll happen next week!

You can buy tickets in the website at half the price than in the actual event, Tickets for sale: Awowrestling.com

Hadar Horovitz, the Heart&Soul Of Israeli Wrestling

Hello everyone, I'm OG and today I'm going to talk about another young Israeli talent, this time, it's a very gifted and unique dude, he's one of the familiar faces here in Israeli Wrestling, he's well known here in our country, he's wrestling here in the IPWA since his High School days, he's 20 years old, his name is Hadar Horovitz!

In the recent show in Berale, Hadar participated in two matches, the 1^st was a tag team contest when he teamed up with Guy Landau Against the Leopards, he was the main attraction of this match and he showed a lot of great techniques, and later that night he was an entrant in the N1C Rumble, in the Rumble he eliminated more than most of the people and he managed to get into the final four of the match, eventually the winner was Yuval Goldshmit, but Hadar brought a wonderful showing and showed to all of us why he's truly one of the most gifted talents in the wrestling scene here in Israel. But, Hadar came a long way so far, he even flew to Germany to train at the wXw Academy with WALTER, he represented Israel and the IWL proudly along with fellow IWL wrestler Ori Gold. Few days ago I got the opportunity to talk with Hadar and to ask him some questions about his wrestling life, his tour to Germany, and more! So allow me to introduce to you, Hadar Horovitz!

Before we start, Quick shoutout to my buddies at EGO TOTAL for their recent interview with Bill Goldberg! Check it out in the link!
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1^st question: How did your story with Pro Wrestling started?

Answer: The truth that compared to the "hardcore" group of fans I belonged to, I discovered the wrestling world at a late stage, at the age of ten, the first memory that I had is the segment where Triple H breaking into the house of Orton building for their battle on WrestleMania 25. It started when my friend brought the video game "Smackdown Vs. Raw 2007" To my home and we played it and the concept caught me from the first second and I really remember how I had to buy that stupid game that day, because there's no way I'm going back to play with something that's not a long time after. I found out it was in something real that's really on TV and these people are totally real, which only got me into crease and obsession. And that's basically how my story started.

2^nd question: few weeks ago you went to Germany to train at the wXw academy, how was it like to be there? How was the experience?

Answer: Training at the WXW Academy was one of the best experiences of my life, the people there, the place and the crazy passion all the people who came across the continent have in common it's something special, it's surrounds you with your own love for business and other people's love for the business at the same time. The knowledge and experience I have accumulated there are significant but it's only a small piece near the overall experience of this month.

3^rd question: what are your inspirations in the ring? Is there anyone specific or anything that inspires you?

Answer: Hard question, I think every wrestler at least in the first stages is wrestling like his favorite wrestlers, then begins a difficult process of finding out who you are among these people and how you wrestle and not how you love a wrestler, so that inspiration is still a very big umbrella of the effects and different depth types for how much each wrestler you The man looks at him and learns it affects you. If I need to narrow it down to one question of what is the source of inspiration I have no names to say, but more simple battles, not the great-not-to-be-of-girlfriends of the big companies but on the contrary, how two wrestlers tell a simple story in a few minutes, I am always more attracted to the origins of word wrestlers in terms of their expressions and the way they wrestle to have Dr. Stimulates antagonism no matter if he watches it as a wrestling fan, a person who does not understand anything and encounters it for the first time in his life, things that wrestlers do that would attract the eyes of every person and to the same admirer who knows more or less what is happening and how to react.

4^th question: is there any specific wrestler you take as a role model?

Answer: I was very trying not to, I used to be in this bug if someone missed, Kevin Owens has always been perceived as a role model for me. Not only because of how he is as a wrestler, but the story of his life, the fact that he learned English only from watching wrestling as a child (something I've always testified about myself, and I didn't have a clue and never thought that there would be a person like me and another far away), the way he looked, and in general, the fact that understands all the shiny characters and suicide wrestlers, They have this character that is simply him, you never doubt when you hear him talking, wrestling, trash taking in the arena, what comes out of his mouth comes from deep down, and he doesn't have to try to find a half-full and totally imagination to be successful and bigger than life as a wrestler should be.

5^th question: during the recent event at Berale, you participated in two matches, one is a tag team contest and the other was a Battle Royal to determent the Number One Contender vs. the IPWA Champion, Matt Sydal, you came so close to win the battle royal and you did a wonderful job, eliminated most of the competitors and stayed until the final four, have you felt any disappointment or something like this after you failed to win the battle royal?

Answer: no, I never feel a miss feeling, do I not have any thoughts in retrospect that would be cool if I'd done it and it goes on to it and that then let it evolve into my mind and fill myself with ideas, it is yes, but I like it it's my fuel. That's how I make sure I keep getting better every time to realize these ideas. I don't think I've ever thought I'd deserve anything more than I I wrestle in Israel from a very small age and always my attitude was to shut up and let the decision makers decide for themselves, and if I see that I'm good enough I won't have to talk about it or feel striped about, and speaking of the Battle Royal, it is clear that there is a great sense of chaos that I did not succeed until the end and continued to deal with Matt Sydal, but I couldn't be happier for Yuval, he deserved it.

Last question, now that we look towards the future, you have any goals you want to achieve in the wrestling business? Any milestones you would love to reach? Any ambitions?

Answer: Ambitions are always a complicated word for me, obviously the desires are as if anyone wants to succeed in this business, it's getting as far away as there is, but on the other hand, I also can't as a 20-year-old boy from Tel Aviv to work with only one goal in mind and see that the WWE contract that's at the end of the road, it doesn't work that way. My actual ambition is to just keep getting to more and more distant places in the world and show them what I'm worth, what the Israeli scene is worth, and what I can do given the right stage, Obviously the big ambition hovers over the head is to make a living from this business, see where life will take me.

Along with the Q&A I asked a fan who were at the Berale event about what he thinks about Hadar, here's what he had to say

"Hadar is a great talent, he has lot of potential and he's working his craft beautifully, he's wonderful technician who have great in ring awareness, I believe that we will see him on bigger platforms and to get to higher levels.”

Now if you ask me personally about what I think about Hadar, I have to say he's a great person, good kid who looks to learn more and more about this business and about himself, you can see in his eyes that he's serious about this business and that he loves this sport. He is a great professional.

Thanks for reading! And I highly suggest you to check Hadar's highlights, I can assure you that you will enjoy.

Yuval Goldshmit, Israel's top prospect

hello everybody I'm OG and today I'm going to talk about our country's bright talent star, his name is Yuval Goldshmit, I have met him in the last two events and to be fair, I have met one of the coolest dudes here in Israeli wrestling, a young kid, who's motivated more than ever. 

Yuval is a young high flyer, who became one of the most beloved professional wrestlers here in Israel, known for his incredible work rate and his Never Say Die attitude that defined him, Yuval started his career in 2015, enjoying working his craft while also finishing school and joining the army. About less than a month ago he participated in one of the biggest wrestling shows here in Israel. And in the main event he battled for the IPWA world championship, ‏but it wasn't enough. because before that match he won two matches in the same night. The 1st against Rixon, the other was a battle royal for the N1C spot for the world title, in the title match he faced a former WWE Superstar Matt Sydal one of the greatest High Flyers in the game, many people who were in the arena considered this match as one of Yuval's biggest so far. And today I had the opportunity to talk with him and to ask him some questions about his future in the world of professional wrestling, when we spoke I can assure you that I have met one of the coolest dudes ever, a motivated kid that loves his surroundings. so here is the interview, enjoy!

Picture taken by: Alon Levin, Credit to Alon, I highly recommand you to check his pictures, he's great photographer!

1. So first question, how did your wrestling story begin?
Answer: I have been watching pro wrestling since kindergarten and it has always been a hot topic my friends and I used to talk about.
The years have passed and up until the 4th grade I haven’t been following everything that happened surrounding the pro wrestling but then I started coming back slowly into it and so did my passion towards wrestling.
Moving a bit forward to the 8th grade, a junior high student, taking part in a theater class which once brought us some sort of battling course- which is how to direct your attack so it seems you are hurting the person you are working with, but without actually hurting him. This is the point where I realized that this is what I want to do.
At the beginning, I used to battle my little brother on our trampoline. Afterwards I decided it wasn’t enough and took the trampoline’s safety net down so I could put ropes around it so we will be able to jump out of the trampoline and have a safe,soft landing on cardboards and pillows we surrounded the trampoline’s area with.
(Now I realize it wasn’t my smartest idea😁). Because I somehow found out I was pretty athletic and able to do some backflips pretty easily I started working especially on high flying moves and putting an emphasis on it while I was training.
The IWL i met by chance when I was looking for a new trampoline because the one I had at home was too small for two people battling. I called them and came for one practice-this is when I realized I have k I nown nothing about wrestling so far. I will be honest, at the beginning it was tough to learn how to fall correctly because it was really painful and wasn’t really fun. But after a couple of weeks and thanks to Lidor Bushari and wrestlers such as Ken Kerbis, Max Havoc, Idan Boulder, Ariel Morhovski and others, I succeeded to catch
everything up.

2. You are now serving at the army, how is it combining the army with the wrestling at the same time? Is there any pressure you are facing?

Answer:
Luckily I manage in combining both of them pretty well, I have an important role in my army life which I can see its contribution directly, I come back every day and mostly manage also putting into my schedule working out at the gym. Yes, I have a lot pressure trying to do everything I plan on doing- such as working out and going out with friends/my girlfriend but so far I think I’m doing a good job managing everything.


3. You had 3 battles at the same night in the last even. You have definitely gave us a phenomenal performance! How did you feel afterwards?

Answer:
I was exhausted, 3 battles at the same night is really not easy. Of course when it includes a rumble and of course when it includes a battle again Sydal- which I haven’t even figured I would be able to make it to it and wasn’t ready for it at any chance. During the rumble I got a clothesline to my jaw- which disabled me for almost the whole rumble, but towards the end I recovered from it and eventually won.
The battle against Sydal was hard and not only physically but also mentally, a well known opponent and a battle on the IPWA world championship are two factors you can’t ignore, especially when I know my friends and family are sitting with the amazing crowd we had that night.


4. at the same event we talked about, you met the former WWE wrestler, Matt Sydal, how was it to meet someone with a resume like Matt’s? What did you learn from this experience?
Answer:
Sydal is an excellent wrestler. He works quickly in the ring and is a tough opponent. As a wrestler who saw and adored him as a child and even reached his level, I can truly say that being with him at the same time in the ring was a dream coming true for me.
As I mentioned in the last question, I wasn’t ready for meeting him and I think you can see it in the battle. Sydal was better.
Something I learned from this battle is mainly the fact that I’ll have to catch up and get prepeared until the next time Sydal will come to Israel.
I think for our next battle I’ll come as ready as ever and I’m going to let everything I have while hoping this time I will be the one holding the championship belt at the end of the battle.

5. What are your aspirations for the future?

Answer:
I plan on flying to the US in December in order to wrestle and learn more about me and this business. I hope that after this tour I’ll be even more prepared for my rematch with Sydal.
I really want to travel the world and wrestle in as many places as I can, and my biggest aspiration is to make a living from wrestling as I hope to fit into a big wrestling organization.
Another goal I have set myself is to help and develop the branch in Israel, whether it is producing wrestling events or training the next generation of wrestlers in Israel. No matter what, my future is definitely going to be wrestling.

And now that we did this incredible interview, I would like to share my personal opinions about Yuval.

I gotta say that he's always been a true professional, I saw him about three times but we got to spoke a lot, he's such a wonderful kid, he's going to make a huge progress in his career, I can promise you this, as someone who honestly now starting to go for more wrestling shows I have to say that I'm truly blessed to see dude like him in the ring and to see guys like him making their presence felt in such young age it's very amazing. I would like to 1st off thank Yuval on this amazing interview, and for showing me the future of Israeli wrestling and of course for being a great human as he's 

It was a great pleasure talking to him. 

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Angel Garza Jr., star in the making

Angel Garza Jr. That name is a name you all should hear more about, why? Because this dude is phenomenal, he is currently one of the future stars of NXT, singed in WWE earlier this year. Garza's family is known in the wrestling world for decades, in fact, Angel and Humberto Carrillo(Who's also signed by WWE) are two young third generation talents of this amazing family. Today I'm going to talk about Angel Garza, to tell you his path so far and to let you know why you should watch him closely. Let's start.

Trained by his grandfather, Mario Segura, Angel arrived in the world of wrestling on November of 2008, he began his career wearing a mask and named "El Hijo Del Ninja", he started his career working in FILL (Federation International Lucha Libre), as the rookie year went by, Angel showed great work and improvement, in fact, in August of the same year (2009), he won the Copa Coliseo,less then a month later he won the Light Heavyweight belt of the promotion, that wasn't his biggest win in the rookie year, he then won his 1st "Lucha De Apuestas" match, beating Black Horse, forcing him to unmask! 2009 was a great start for the career. As time went by, He continued to work hard gaining more fame and aknowledge by crowd&his peers. TNA was interested in bringing him to the company in 2014, and then year later Garza ended up starting his new path on the rise. AAA! One of the biggest companies in Mexico's area. He became Garza Jr. there. he delivered some wonderful matches there and established himself as a great luchador who seems like the world would hear about more and more soon. In 2017 at age of 24, Garza joined Impact Wrestling teaming there with Laredo Kid, he worked in this company until last year. And in April of 2019, Garza was announced as WWE's newest signee. Changing his name to Angel Garza, he made his debut in the company on June 25th edition of NXT, beating Joaquin Wilde. 2 months later he made his debut on 205 live.

Yes, Garza might just began his time in WWE, but from what it looks, you can be sure that he will go on to be a great Superstar in this company. he is very talented, having a lot of skills, he worked hard on his craft throughout the years and he's having a lot of confidence in the ring.

Honestly, as someone who explored Garza for the first time when he was in impact wrestling I can tell you that he is amazing. the man is young and in his prime of his life and he looks hungry and motivated. And from his time so far in the world of professional wrestling he made a wonderful progress. He didn't stopped and he just continues to grow as a wrestler, if you ask me, the WWE can you make him a star, he has a lot of potential.

here are a few matches that personally are my favorites of Garza!

1. Vs. Johnny Mundo
https://youtu.be/8KLvzQXnz-8

2. Teaming with HI69 Vs. Ultimo Ninja and Hajime Ohara
https://youtu.be/FSTcWr37kcQ

3. Vs. El Hijo De Fantasma
https://youtu.be/h3K3CQxCP68



Angel Garza is having a lot of potential and he is using it wisely, he is going to be a promising star in the making just give him the time and the you will see.
that's my opinion about Angel Garza thank you for reading.

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IS AEW GOOD FOR BUSINESS?

Hey guys I'M BACK. and today well.. I'm going to talk about something that's  on fire lately, a super hot topic that's spreading around the world, All Elite Wrestling! I'll share with you my opinions on the promotion and the impact it'll have on the wrestling world in my opinion.

All Elite Wrestling as you know started their 1st event on May 25th, since this day they didn't looked back at all, already did 4 events on their radar and it's just the start from what it seems like. 

They looking ahead to their future with a promising talented roster that is hungry for their chances.

1st off, let's start with opinions on the latest event that happened recently, ALL OUT. 

well at ALL OUT we crowned the 1st ever AEW World Champion, Chris Jericho, he defeated Hangman Page in a great main event, we also had a BLOCKBUSTER tag team ladder's match between Lucha Bros and the Young Bucks, after the match we had a shocking debut of Santana&Ortiz! Overall it was a great event that gave us some clues about what we have in store for the future.

How Chris Jericho as AEW World Champ will affect the company?

Okay, I see some people doubt the fact that Jericho is the new champ and that he's now the leader of the company at age of 48, but, personally I believe that it's good that Y2J is the first champ of the company. AEW needs an iconic veteran that'll be their 1st champ because it'll help them to grow, Jericho is the right guy for the job, he's a revolutionary and also he always making headlines, that can help AEW a lot with their growth. at one point yes I can understand people's complains and doubts, it's legit and they have their right to complain, Jericho is close to his 50's and he's probably not in the shape of the young core and the rising stars BUT he still does a magnificent job! he still does his amazing work without any limit, he still gives 20+ minute matches like he used to so Yes, I believe it's good, I truly believe he'll lose the title soon, when he'll lose the belt it'll be special because the moment he'll lose it you know the next guy will get Chris's torch probably. Just let the company grow with Chris, they're on a good start because they have the right man to lead them. 

The Women's Division

Well 1st off the women's in AEW are good and young, you got Nyla Rose, Riho,Britt Baker,Allie, Brandi Rhodes along with them you got the legendary Aja Kong and more talented girls that are hungry for this big stage and ready for their work. I also think that AEW should strengthen this division by giving there more veterans, I think they're lacking this currently but if we see the overall work they do with this division, this is a great division!

The strongest Tag Team Divison in wrestling?

AEW's tag division is so stacked and loaded with talent! you got some of the hottest teams in the world today! you have the Lucha Bros, you have SCU! you have The Young Bucks, you have Best Friends, you have Jack Evans&Angelico, and more great teams, probably one of the hottest divisions in tag team today, the best? well one of the best for sure! you saw the Bucks Vs. Lucha Bros's two fantastic matches, they literally stole the freaking show, along with the 2 matches they had another good match in Mexico, great chemistry that literally raising the bar high! there's a lot to look forward to.

How the TV Deal with TNT will impact AEW?

Honestly it will be amazing for them!, it will give them the national exposure they looked for since they created the company. but now that'll be their big test, to see if they can live up to the hype

I honestly do believe that they'll live up to it, now that's just a matter of time to see if it's true or not.

Do I believe that AEW and WWE are at war?
To be fair, I do think that AEW are a refreshing change and that they're best for the business but I don't see that as a "war" it's not a war (yet). Actually I see that as another alternative and another great place to work for, I hope that they'll enjoy success business wise and working wise and influence wise. Of course. That'll be amazing. if you'll ask me in like 3 or 4 years if they going to be at war with WWE well to be fair, maybe. But I just don't see that as a war, not yet.

People that impressed me that I suggest you to look for their future in AEW, So far.
Yes, there are some great gems that I truly think will be a future stars and will enjoy lot of success. the people I pick here are only people I heard/know about from AEW or just in the last year or two.
and there are 3.

The 1st that comes to my mind is MJF. What MJF is doing in the last two years is amazing! he's literally one of the those guys that in my opinion play the "heel" role like it used to be played before, he's one of those guys that carry his character to the best levels he can possibly get. he'll be a future AEW champ in my opinion, have to.

The 2nd that I thought about is Luchasaurus, I discovered him actually thanks to Double Or Nothing, since then I just fell in love! the man is a workhorse! the way him and Jungle boy carry themselves it's such a great thing! those two are amazing! the move-set of Luchasaurus is so incredible, the way he kick reminds me of Aleister Black , literally. the power/agile combination is something rare to see.

The 3rd person that came to my mind is Darby Allin, aw man! this guy is a MADMAN!! what a gifted athlete, this young man will give you everything you look for, a great match, insane work and the extreme flavor! the dude literally ''kills'' himself for the sake of entertainment. it's so nuts! and he also got some flashy cool move-set! the match he had with Cody few months ago was in my view one of the best singles matches in AEW so far. I highly suggest you to see it.


So folks, that's my opinions about AEW! a fantastic thing for business, I'm truly thrilled to see them killing it! they'll be great for the world of pro wrestling.

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Passover Bash Review!

Hey everybody I'm back! And few days ago I witnessed a great wrestling show here in my homeland Israel, "Passover Bash". After two years I was finally able to go to a wrestling show, and trust me It was so satisfying, I had so much fun seeing my friends again.

Before I'll review the show, here's things I've learned from this Sunday's event.

I learned that there's a healthy and living future for the Israeli wrestling scene and it deserves a chance and if you will see it you won't be disappointed, yes. I was very sceptic about wrestling in my country because I didn't watched it that much, so finally I saw it and I learned that I should've give that a chance before, since I saw the event I got more desire to come to future wrestling shows here in my country, shows of IWL, IPWA you name it, It doesn't matter really matter, as long as it's Israeli wrestling that's what matters in my opinion. I also learned that the fans here are so cool and it adds more depth to the experience of watching events in group. I think that if there will be more shows and I'm sure there will be, that wrestling here will continue to grow and establish himself as long as it given a chance.

That was the card of the show:

Lior Libman Vs. Shay Blanco

Max Havoc Vs. Hadar Horovitz

Black Leopard Vs. Idan Boulder Vs. Yuval Goldshmit

The Mechanics Vs. Titan Towers

Rabbi Swisa (Defending IPWA Champ) Vs. Matt Sydal for the IPWA Title

Jay Lethal Vs. David Starr

1^st match: Lior Libman Vs. Shay Blanco

Shay and Lior have a history together, once they were best of friend and later they became bitter enemies, in the match that displayed with animosity and the hate, you could feel the rage of every hit, the match went on for about 8-10 minutes, started with a slow pace which just got faster as time went by, and the match had a good quality which was great to see, it ended with Libman hitting Shay with a low blow and rolls him for a cheap victory, a smart and disrespected tactic to get the W, after the match Shay was pissed off, he took Lior back to the ring and then he hit him with the Shay-K-O leaves him down and out.

Few notes from the match

·      I think that the rivalry between Shay and Lior can continue in future events, they had a very good opening contest, if they'll continue this feud it'll add more depth in my opinion

·      Lior's heel work is amazing, he's very confident and that's very fun to see

·      Shay's popularity and connection with the crowd is very epic.

2^nd Match: Hadar Horovitz Vs. Max Havok

Here's a very interesting meeting, one is one of the top attractions in the local Israeli scene and the other is an up and coming young talent who looks to make a name for himself, Havok took all the RAGE he had from his injury he suffered two years ago and he looked fresh and sharp, Hadar was in great shape and focused too, they delivered a great bout and both were desperate to pick up the win, it could go either way as both wrestlers hit all they could possibly deliver, it was paced and evenly matched, but in the end Max Havok took charge as he hit the talented Hadar with a GTS to pick up the win.

Few notes from the match

·         Max's character is very attracting and he's working it perfectly and nicely and the way he executed moves was convincing.

·         Hadar shows a lot of sparks and he worked very hard in this match, he contributed a great work rate in the match, the pace he had in the match was very good

3^rd match: Triple Threat Match: Black Leopard Vs. Idan Boulder Vs. Yuval Goldshmit

One of the most anticipated matches of the night, as we had 3 talented men which everyone had an unique style, Leopard had the dirty technician, Boulder had the power and strength and focus and Yuval had the high flying daredevil attitude, it started slow and in a comedy act from the Black Leopard and then it turned out to be a good match as all three wrestlers gave all they had in order to win, Black Leopard tried desperately to avoid any damage as he rolled out of the ring and took breaks to interact with the fans, after few moments he got caught by Boulder and Yuval as they hit him with punches and took him back to the ring, the match continued to go and in the end it won by Goldshmit as he 1^st  hit Boulder with an amazing handspring bicycle kick to put him out, and after that he hit Black Leopard with the shooting star press in order to pick up the win.

Few notes from the match

·      Idan Boulder's work as a singles competitor is as good as his tag work with Shay as the "Candy Crushers", he showed a lot of craft and physique.

·     Leopard's dirty work against the crowd is very appealing and convincing, you just can't ignore him

·         Yuval Goldshmit in my opinion was one of the MVP's of the show, his high flying abilities is not something you can deny! He caught my eye since the start of the match, I was highly impressed by him.

4^th Match: The Titan Towers Vs. The Mechanics

A unique contest between a team of two underdogs named Ariel Moore and Guy Landau who look to shock the whole system against a much big sized team of Idan Dagan and Tal Bar-On, most of the match it looked like a one sided beatdown as the two big men took charge and controlled the pace of the match, every comeback attempt of the Mechanics was avoided but in the end the unexpected happened, the Mechanics took charge of the final sequence in the match and won after a dramatic finish, as they hit a fantastic double team, a crucifix hold and a codebreaker! A great way to finish the match.

Few notes from the match

·         Great work by both teams, and a solid story telling

·         A fantastic and dramatic sequence in the end

5^th Match: Matt Sydal With Aline Elkin Vs. Rabbi Swisa for the IPWA Championship

Rabbi Swisa who considered as a legend here in Israel, one of the most decorated wrestlers in Israel with 5 IPWA Championship reigns to his resume, coming to this match motivated and hungry to prove that he's the king of the scene here in Israel, on the opposing end we have Matt Sydal, a top talent who having a heavy resume, former IWGP Junior tag team champion and a former WWE Tag team Champion and a former X Division champion. Both looking to prove that they can reign supreme.  The match began with a evenly matched pace and in a technical side, then it led into a battle in and out of the ring. Sydal took charge most of the match with vicious chops turning Swisa's chest into red, then Swisa made a comeback and ruled the match until the last moments but in the end, Matt Sydal took the win in a great match and a convincing fashion.

Few notes from the match

·         Rabbi Swisa's character continues to be a major factor on the show as his character entered the ring and received a great reception. His work of his character is enjoyable to watch

·         Sydal is great as always, he took this match seriously like any other match and gave it all as expected.

The Main Event: Jay Lethal Vs. David Starr

The match that ended the whole show is between two of the hottest names in wrestling today, one is the longest reigning ROH champion and a former TNA wrestler, the other is Independent wrestling's top star and former CZW world champion and CZW's best of the best winner. A great way to end the event, their match was full of great things, feelings with the crowd, counters and an exceptional work, Jay targeted David's back throughout the match, something that was major factor in the entire match as David had hard times in attempts to lift Jay and deliver maneuvers. Starr on the other hand showed full heart and soul as he was inches away from putting Lethal away, but in the end, Jay Lethal prevailed after a hard fought battle, as he finished the match with a Lethal Injection to pick up the win, after the match, Jay cut a promo about the Israeli crowd and how he embraced the trip to Israel and how much he respects David Starr and they both embraced.  The match was incredible, I highly recommend you to watch it whenever you can.

Few notes from the match

·         Jay Lethal just proved once again why he's the leader of ROH. His in ring work is so good, as always

·         David Starr in my opinion is one of the most believable characters in wrestling today, when he's in pain you can actually feel it sometimes.

Overall opinion about the event

·         It was a great event, incredible atmosphere and had wonderful people to be around.

·         The place was close to my home so it's a special feeling for me personally, due to the fact that usually the events are far from my home.

·         It gave me a lot of desire to go and watch more Israeli wrestling and I'm intending to go to

more shows whenever I can because the future here is bright.

The interactions with the wrestlers!

The Israeli wrestlers

Eventough I haven't spoken with them a lot I gotta say from what we spoke they are so humble and very kind, they know how much it's important for the Israeli fans to get a good wrestling here. Gotta respect them.

Matt Sydal

Well, Matt and I have met also on "The Rage" and when we met on the RAGE we spoke about NJPW, this time it was about AEW and Kofi Kingston.

I asked him about what he thinks about All Elite Wrestling and that's what he said :

 "I'm excited about it, and it's a promotion that I've dreamed to be exist since my whole life and it's all me and the Young Bucks have wanted and I hope I'll join the team someday and make history with them"

When I spoke with Matt about Kofi's winning the WWE world championship that's what he replied

"He earned that, I'm so happy for him, he worked hard for more than a decade to earn it, he's so loyal to the WWE, so happy for him."

Before I went home I also asked him another question:

Me: from the future wrestlers you see today, who impressed you the most and who you would love to face?

Matt: there's nobody better then Rey Fenix, he's one of the best, we can wrestle everyday til' we die, he'll get better and better, also Austin Theory is very good."

Before and after the show we took pictures and spoke about more stuff and he also met with the rest of the people before&after the show, it was so great to see him.

David Starr

I also met him at the Rage so when he saw me he said to me that he recognized me from the event, this time it was more special I came to him with his own T-Shirt, and when he arrived at the venue of the show we took a picture.

30 minutes before the show, me and some of my friends spoke with him and man he's such a special human it was a special treat to catch up with him, and I asked him few more questions

1^st off I asked him about AEW, that's what he responded

"It's good as long as there's more competition is good for the business as a whole, currently we have that one group that monopolize the business for a while, I believe that they'll let wrestlers know that they have more power with what they want to do."

Then I asked him a short question about WALTER, he responded that he's the best striker in the game and he is good but he's also a coward.

After the show David took time to speak and take pictures with everyone, and when then I came and took pictures with him and we spoke, I shared with him that I explored him at "THE RAGE" and that I watched  more of his matches since then and I just fell in love with the character and he became one of my favorites, and it was an absolute honor to represent him with his own merchandise today, he responded by saying that he appreciate that and if I want more wrestling content he can recommend me on shows and matches.

If you ask me, David is one of my favorite persons in the business, it's an incredible honor to share memories and speak wrestling with him he's a very cool and one of a kind person,

Gery Roif (Rabbi Swisa)

Well, I know Gery for about 5 years, I tried to wrestle in the IPWA school in Netanya but I left after 2 months, since then we spoke a lot and he's such an amazing person, if there wasn't for him I don't know if I was able to come to the show, such a great guy.

Jay Lethal

Well, it's the 1^st time I saw Jay, and I was so excited, he's one of my favorite since I was at 2^nd grade, we didn't had that much time to speak but when I spoke with him I was so happy and he is a fantastic person!

After the match Jay took time to take pictures with everyone from the crowd and when I took photos with him I couldn't stop smiling because it's a "full circle" for me as a TNA fan from 2006/7. After I took photos with him I asked him about AEW

That's what he responded

"It's amazing I love It, It's best for business, the more wrestling for fans the better, and when there's only one show in town you forced to only watch this show, but when there's multiple shows the fans can enjoy many more content."

Overall I had the time of my life I enjoyed the show a lot! It made me so much happy and I hope there will be more shows like this.

Thanks for reading, and happy holiday everyone.