AEW’s women's division did not get off to the best of starts, that’s a story for another day

If you were a pro wrestler, would you be willing to do whatever means necessary to get a victory?

The storyline of Mox’s record breaking 4th title reign started out with mystery and intrigue.

My first exposure to the word of professional wrestling sounds, when written down, like something the police should have got involved in.

Shouldn’t we be celebrating the fact that something we love is still evolving, still growing, still alive?

AEW’s success is so much more important than just “Tony Khan GOOD, Vince McMahon BAD”.

Mayu Iwatani is considered as one of the greatest women’s wrestlers of all time.

Gabe Kidd doesn’t talk. He fights. He bleeds.

I’ve never in my life seen a more polarized, schizophrenic perception of a wrestling company ever.

In a world full of things I absolutely fucking hate, there is one thing that keeps its grasp on me, no matter how hard it tries to drive me away.

As a species we’re inherently tribal. We stick with our tribe because that’s how we survived not getting eaten by something really big and really teethy.

We’ve all seen it. The glaring white elephant in the wrestling room as of late, the seediest of underbellies to exist in the business we all love in a long time.

Professional wrestling has always been the easiest way for me to connect with other people.

When I see female wrestlers get the time that they rightfully deserve and when I hear fans praise these wonderful ladies, I feel I've succeeded in a way as well.

A lot of people were huge fans of the House of Black. And the aura was undeniable. The entrances, the lights on the crowd, the incredible work in the ring that every performer is capable of.

There’s a difference between making a really clever insult at someone’s career and going for the low hanging fruit of insulting three women who have virtually nothing to do with the segment.

I'm a trans woman. I don't know where my rights or safety stand after my birthday tomorrow. But you can bet that while I have a voice and the ability to create. I'm gonna use it to push for change.

How do we counter chaos? With community, Friends. I don’t need my wrestling talk to resemble anything like our hyper-polarized political situation. I need a place to have fun and feel alive.

When you’re the weird kid your whole life, being alone isn’t just a default state, its a form of survival…