Nick Tylwalk

1 week ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

There was a time in the final stage of the Viva Mexico 250 in Mexico City that it looked like someone other than Shane van Gisbergen might end up taking the checkered flag. It wasn’t the gastrointestinal issues he was suffering, but rather a nagging doubt the Kiwi driver had about whether his crew might not have tightened all the lug nuts on his No. 88 Chevrolet on what turned out to be his final pit stop. Turns out none of those wheels were loose, which meant no one had anything for him.

1 week ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

Finally, WWE Raw has come back to Titletown. WWE says fans in Green Bay usually sell out the Resch Center when the show comes to town, and tonight should be no exception. On the agenda for this week’s show: More King and Queen of the Ring matches, including one with a man who probably didn’t expect to need to be in it even a week ago. That would be Jey Uso, who lost his World Heavyweight Championship back to Gunther on the last episode of Raw.

1 week ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

Finally, WWE Raw has come back to Titletown. WWE says fans in Green Bay usually sell out the Resch Center when the show comes to town, and tonight should be no exception. On the agenda for this week’s show: More King and Queen of the Ring matches, including one with a man who probably didn’t expect to need to be in it even a week ago. That would be Jey Uso, who lost his World Heavyweight Championship back to Gunther on the last episode of Raw.

2 weeks ago | slamwrestling.net | Nick Tylwalk

Money in the Bank is in the rear view mirror, and the landscape of WWE has changed. OK not really all that much. Becky Lynch holds some gold again, and both Seth Rollins and Naomi have the prized contracts that give them world championship shots at a time of their choosing. But there’s more at stake tonight on WWE Raw from the PHX Arena in Phoenix. Jey Uso will put his World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Gunther, the man he beat to win it. Can Uso prove he’s a real champion?

3 weeks ago | frontstretch.com | Nick Tylwalk

If you keep running well and the only thing keeping you from the results you probably deserve is bad luck, eventually things are going to tilt back in your favor. For Ryan Blaney, that proved true, finally, at Nashville Superspeedway on June 1. Blaney entered the race comparing favorably to just about anyone in terms of top fives, top 10s and laps led. Yet it was that ugly DNF number—five in 13 starts—and the goose egg in the win column that couldn’t help but jump out.