Laughably Bad: The Plight of the Comedic Heel
Neff asks whether comedic heels are taken seriously enough, using Damian Dunne to show that they can often be criminally underrated.
Tag: jimmy havoc
Wrestling With Stairs – Frontline Wrestling
In the first accessibility review for a while, Neff looks at Frontline Wrestling, the newest venture of Will Ospreay.
Mark My Words: The Size of the Fight in the Dog
Will Ospreay and Jimmy Havoc forgot about Paul Robinson, content that he was no longer a threat, no longer an adversary or aid, no longer relevant. They found out that they were wrong.
Anniversaries; or why Jimmy Havoc is my favourite
On the tenth anniversary of becoming disabled, Neff talks about their discussions with Jimmy Havoc, 364 days after they first had a proper conversation. And wishes him a happy birthday into the bargain.
Wrestling With Stairs – Fight Club: Pro (London) Accessibility Review
A disappointing night at Bush Hall means that Fight Club: Pro see their rating drop from one of the highest, to the lowest mark so far given. How does that happen?
Mark My Words: A Sum of Spectacles
Using ‘The World of Wrestling’ by Roland Barthes, we explore the idea of what a wrestler should be, and who might be the platonic ideal of a wrestler, with a heavy bias towards those the author enjoys.
Wrestling With Stairs: XWA Accessibility Review
An article on how XWA measured up with regards to accessibility at Res Gal on the 22nd of July.
