
Jamie Kennedy
Contributor at WhatCulture
Wrestling manager turned commentator. Fond of sparkly jackets.
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1 week ago |
whatculture.com | Jamie Kennedy
Be warned: There's pretty much zero room for WWE positivity here. The clue's in the title. This is all about the worst of the worst that could blight WrestleMania 41 and turn it into a nightmare that makes matches like Big Show vs. Akebono or Vince McMahon vs. Bret Hart seem like world beaters by comparison. OK, maybe that's too far. Those will always be trash, but they might well be joined by a few friends come 2025's shindig in Las Vegas this weekend.
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1 week ago |
whatculture.com | Jamie Kennedy
It feels like only yesterday that Cody Rhodes was "finishing the story" and beating Roman Reigns to finally become WWE Champion at WrestleMania 40. One year on, WWE has littered the 'Mania 41 lineup with a few puzzling choices, but most fans will leave the weekend remembering the biggest stories. Some questions need to be answered: Will John Cena become a 17-time World Champ? Will The Rock actually turn up? Is Paul Heyman turning on Roman Reigns?
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1 week ago |
whatculture.com | Jamie Kennedy
If anyone had 'Stephanie McMahon dropping some of WWE's most engaging content' on their 2025 predictions lists, then take a bow. Her new Stephanie's Places show on ESPN is a weekly treat. Think of it like a wrestling cupcake; it's well-presented, goes down well and gives just enough that you want another helping. That's perhaps the biggest compliment one could pay McMahon. She's a great host.
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1 week ago |
whatculture.com | Jamie Kennedy
AEW is heading to Mexico for back to back nights of action and then some CMLL involvement this June. The Wrestling Observer has disclosed details of All Elite's excursion to Arena Mexico for a card co-promoted by CMLL on Tuesday night, 17 June. Stars from the AEW-owned ROH will also be in the house for that one, so branding for the event has been presented as "CMLL vs. AEW/ROH".
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1 week ago |
whatculture.com | Jamie Kennedy
The best 'Dark Side Of The Ring' episodes blend two things: Human tragedy and human redemption. For Tony Atlas, a man who had the world at his feet in WWE then tossed it all aside, it's the latter that sticks out. People change, and Tony has definitely come a long way since growing up in a tough neighbourhood and having to fight to survive. If he didn't, then members of his own family threatened worse.
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Agreed. I often put my life on the line to save @davebradshaw, but never got any thanks for it! 😤

Commentators fighting back against a wrestler to save their announcing partner is one of my favourite genres in wrestling.

From I-C-Double Me & You to the bright lights of WrestleMania. Be proud @joehendry. You earned every bit of this. 👏

Only one man can work this out. https://t.co/BpWokYyD9X

So do they each have a 25% chance of winning at #WrestleMania? https://t.co/Dpd6cfq3ti