Who Is the Face in Pro Wrestling?
Why wrestling fans cheer for heroes who follow rules while villains break them reveals the fascinating psychology behind sports entertainment’s most essential character.
Decoding the Phrase “Cutting a Promo”
Wrestling’s most powerful weapon isn’t body slams or finishing moves—it’s the forgotten carnival art that manipulates millions of fans worldwide.
Tweener Wrestlers: Heroes or Villains?
Tweener wrestlers shatter wrestling’s black-and-white morality, creating characters audiences crave but promoters fear. These rebels rewrite storytelling rules completely.
Inside the “Gimmick” of Pro Wrestling
Why wrestling’s biggest stars aren’t athletes but actors playing ridiculous characters that somehow make millions cry, cheer, and buy merchandise. Entertainment genius exposed.
The Little-Known Secrets of a Split Decision in MMA
Controversial split decisions expose MMA’s broken judging system where identical fights produce opposite results. Why three experts watching the same bout reach completely different conclusions.
What Is a Unanimous Decision in MMA?: a Shared Verdict
Why do unanimous MMA decisions still spark heated debates among fans despite representing the clearest possible judging outcome? The scoring system reveals surprising complexities.
Unleashing Power: The Magic of Ground-and-Pound in MMA?
Why wrestlers like Mark Coleman revolutionized MMA forever with one devastating technique that psychologically breaks opponents before physical submission.
Grappling in MMA: Takedowns, Clinches, Throws, and Ground Controllers
Why most fighters abandon brute strength for calculated grappling moves that decide 70% of professional MMA victories. The chess match begins now.
Striking in MMA: Punches, Kicks, Elbows, and Knees
Why most fighters fail at striking: MMA’s brutal four-weapon system creates killers who can end fights from impossible angles.
SummerSlam 2025: A10-Hour Marathon Could Break Wrestling Fans (And Why Jelly Roll Proves WWE Has Lost Its Mind)
SummerSlam 2025 is shaping up to be WWE’s most ambitious and potentially exhausting event in company history, with Wrestling Uncensored hosts predicting an unprecedented 8-10 hour marathon across two nights. While Night One promises traditional wrestling with dream matches like Gunther vs CM Punk, Night Two transforms into a gimmick-heavy spectacle featuring John Cena’s potential farewell in a Street Fight against Cody Rhodes. But the real controversy? Jelly Roll’s cringe-worthy wrestling debut on SmackDown has fans questioning whether WWE’s celebrity obsession has gone too far. From botched spots breaking noses to country singers delivering “the worst forearms maybe ever,” this weekend’s biggest party of the summer might test even the most dedicated wrestling fan’s endurance.