Nick Tylwalk

Harrisburg

Sports, pro wrestling, pop culture editor | Previously: Wrestling Junkie at USA TODAY Sports, FanSided, many more | Fitted hat and combat sports enthusiast.

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Does a Daytona 500 Win Mean Less Now Than in the Past?

1 week ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

What a difference a race makes. Or rather, what a difference a race makes when you end up in victory lane. That’s a relevant thought because of all the handwringing over the slow start for defending NASCAR Cup Series champion Joey Logano. In fact, slow start is probably underselling it just a tad, as he came into Texas Motor Speedway with just one top-10 result (an eighth at Martinsville Speedway) and fresh off a 39th-place finish at Talladega Superspeedway.
WrestleMania 41 results: Night 1 live updates from Las Vegas

3 weeks ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

It’s that time again. A little later in April than is traditionally the case, WrestleMania 41 rolls into Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas to once again put on the biggest show in pro wrestling. The highlight of the first night is a rare Triple Threat match with no title on the line. But there is plenty of history and intrigue to propel Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins into the spotlight, and there are multiple championship matches in store as well.
EvoCreo2 Review [Android] - Pokémon Without The Pricetag!

4 weeks ago | gamezebo.com | Johnny Peterson |Adele Wilson |Sho Roberts |Nick Tylwalk

In this joint EvoCreo2 review, both Rachel and Sho share their thoughts on EvoCreo 2: Monster Hunter RGP. From the things they enjoyed, to what they didn’t! For more information on EvoCreo2 or to download it, you can visit the Official Website. Rachels EvoCreo2 ReviewAs someone who is a fan of the original Pokémon games, I was really excited to try EvoCreo 2 out. Admittedly, I haven’t played the first one.
Follow the Leader (Because You Can't Pass Them)

1 month ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

The pace of the NASCAR Cup Series season doesn’t leave much time for self-reflection. As soon as one race weekend finishes, it’s time to pack up the haulers and head for the next venue. This coming weekend, with a break for Easter, is a rare exception. If anyone needs to look in the mirror during the time off, it’s NASCAR itself, because a series of decisions made by the people in charge has combined to put its top series in a rut.
AEW Collision results: The Owen takes center stage in Springfield

1 month ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

We can’t say wrestlers grow up dreaming of winning the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament since it’s only a few years old. Yet it is one of the things that AEW has done that is almost universally loved by fans, so this time of year is always a good one. Tonight’s episode of AEW Collision, coming to us from Springfield, Mass., is heavily built around the Owen, with three matches total between the men’s and women’s tourneys.
When Keeping It on the Track Goes Wrong

1 month ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

Jeff Gluck of The Athletic has been helpfully taking the pulse of NASCAR fans for years now thanks to his “good race” poll. It’s great because of its binary nature: races are either good or they aren’t. Even if what makes a race good is wildly subjective, that dynamic works the vast majority of the time because it’s simple and to the point. When people watch a race, their entertainment level may vary but it’s usually easy to describe. However, I’d submit that the 2025 Goodyear 400 was not like that.
NASCAR Martinsville Results: Cook Out 400 Live Updates

1 month ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

The ending of the Xfinity Series race on Saturday (March 29) still has people talking. What does the NASCAR Cup Series have in store for an encore? If many fans, drivers and NASCAR itself have their way, hopefully something with a little less blatant wrecking down the stretch. We’ll have updates as the action unfolds in the Cook Out 400 from Martinsville Speedway all afternoon, with insights from our team at the track and watching at home.
AEW Collision: Late night lucha on Slam Dunk Sunday

1 month ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

More like colliding with bedtime, right? Instead of doing two hours of AEW Collision after basketball and going well after 1 a.m., we got one hour on Saturday and another tonight. You can kind of see the logic to keep both hours with good lead-ins, though it’s asking a lot for people to watch new wrestling until after midnight on a school night. We’re certainly in the target audience in the sense that we’ll recap AEW Collision whenever they show it. Read on for the proof.
AEW Collision: Nothing resolved over TNT Championship on Slam Dunk Saturday

1 month ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

Some people might be bothered by pro wrestling starting after 11 p.m. ET and running until after midnight. You, of course, are not one of those people, not if you’re looking for an AEW Collision Slam Dunk Saturday recap. You might even be one of those “sickos” Tony Khan likes to refer to, and we mean that completely as a compliment. Anyway, you’ve come to the right place, because we want to see some fights after the hoops has concluded, and we’re wasting absolutely no time getting to a title match.
AEW Collision: FTR, Megan Bayne prove some points

2 months ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

Sometimes momentum in sports and entertainment is overrated. In pro wrestling, it’s just the opposite: Momentum is almost everything. AEW is just a week removed from a card that had one of the most amazing three-match stretches in recent history, so it would behoove the company to capitalize on that. On top of that, AEW is about to lose some momentum next week once the NCAA men’s basketball tournament arrives on TBS and TNT.