Abraham Delgado

Jan 24, 2025 | voicesofwrestling.com | Abraham Delgado

Another week goes by, and The Death Riders are wreaking controlled havoc in specific segments of AEW television. This is another week where many AEW fans are complaining about this main event program. While you can argue that this is an online complaint, you can’t ignore that the crowds absolutely don’t care about The Death Riders, Cope, and the gang and react to it by sitting respectfully.

Jan 10, 2025 | voicesofwrestling.com | Abraham Delgado

Matt Charlton’s “There is a World of Wrestling Going On” are snapshots of pro wrestling in 2024. It is an entry for every day of the year that just passed, with lots of events that you already know, some that may have forgotten, and others you simply did not know that happened since Charlton goes all over the world with this work. Each entry has his always beautiful artwork and the context of the match or moment being presented. And trust me, he goes places you don’t even expect.

Jan 7, 2025 | voicesofwrestling.com | Abraham Delgado

After a day of celebrating Three Kings Day here in Puerto Rico, I remembered that the rascals at World Wrestling Entertainment were having their debut on Netflix. My instinct told me not to do it, but my fear of missing out beat me, and I turned the TV on to check out the latest offering of Monday Night Raw, a show I have not seen easily since 2016. After all, they had a huge show planned.

Dec 11, 2024 | voicesofwrestling.com | Abraham Delgado |Secret Santa

Laredo Kid vs. Arez March 20, 2021 AAA Auto LuchasVOW Secret Santa Introduction & BackgroundVOW Secret Santa ArchiveReviewed by Abraham Delgado (VOW Author Page / co-host of The Lucha Jobbers, Twitter: @adr012, Instagram: slimabe101, Books: La tercera venida, María y sus teorías conspiranóicas)Gifted by Fred Morlan (VOW Author Page / co-host of The Good, The Bad & The Hungee)I need to go back to Mexico.

Oct 2, 2024 | voicesofwrestling.com | Abraham Delgado

It finally happened: All Elite Wrestling signed a new multiyear media rights deal worth upwards of $150-170 million. Sources say it’s a three-year deal with an option for a fourth one. This is a monumental moment not only for a company that is five years old, but for the wrestling business overall. For at least three years, there will be a healthy number two promotion in the United States, with pro wrestlers and the people backstage working and being paid well.