Ryan of Cincy Fan Zone unboxes an Alexander Global Promotions Mike Eruzione bobblehead.
Follow Alexander Global Promotions on Twitter: @AGPBobbleheads
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
PandaRay Bobblehead Unboxing
Ryan of Cincy Fan Zone unboxes an Alexander Global Promotions bobblehead of PandaRay.
Follow Alexander Global Promotions on Twitter: @AGPBobbleheads
Follow Alexander Global Promotions on Twitter: @AGPBobbleheads
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Shots Fired
All Elite Wrestling recently announced that it will air a
two hour television show every Wednesday on TNT. While not the start of a new
Monday Night War, it is definitely the beginning of a new battle for wrestling
viewership.
World Wrestling Entertainment has long dominated the
wrestling indusrtry ever since World Championship Wrestling closed its doors in
2001. Total Nonstop
Action Wrestling was once seen as a potential competitor but
has since fallen into near obscurity and airs on Twitch. Ring of Honor is on
television via syndication, and New Japan Pro Wrestling is on tape delay on Axs
TV. What has truly halted these promotions from becoming legitimate WWE
competitors is exposure. That is what separates AEW from the rest of the pack.
The promotion made headlines with its signings and first
ever pay-per-view, and has seemingly shaken the wrestling industry to its core
with it newly announced television deal. Starting on October 2, 2019, AEW will air
love on TNT from 8-10pm from the Capital One Arena in Washington D.C. This is
massive. AEW's roster depth, which features stats such as the Young Bucks,
Cody, Kenny Omega, Chris Jericho, and Jon Moxley, was already considered to be
a massive strength of the new Wrestling promotion. A live weekly television
deal on a nationally broadcasted cable network will only bolster its popularity
and attract more fans.
For the first time since 2001, WWE has real competition and
that is fantastic for wrestling fans. Competition brings out the best in
people. The Monday Night Wars featured the highest ratings for wrestling
television shows in history. With AEW set to make its television debut in
October, WWE will be forced to step up their game. A few shots have been fired
by AEW in this new wrestling television war. Let's see how WWE responds.
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
"Thoughts on Wrestling" Update
As you may have noticed, my last "Thoughts on
wrestling" video was posted on Tuesday as opposed to late Sunday night or
very early Monday morning. That is because I have decided to no longer make
those videos immediately after the wrestling event goes off the air.
A few months after I started Cincy Fan Zone, I started
posting wrestling review videos immediately after pay-per-views. After about
five years of following this schedule, I have decided to post my "Thoughts
on Wrestling" videos on Tuesdays like all my other videos. The reason for this is the lack of sleep I
get that night is beginning to take it's toll. Factor in the amount of views
that each "Thoughts on Wrestling" video receives, and it becomes
pretty apparent that the effort that goes into publishing these videos as quick
as possible is not worth it.
In conclusion, the "Thoughts on Wrestling"
Videos" should be published every Tuesday like all the other videos on my
channel. Also, there might be more wrestling videos now that All Elite
Wrestling has burst onto the scene. There should be a "Thoughts on
Wrestling" video after every AEW event, however I might also make combo
videos reviewing both WWE and AEW events should they happen in the same week.
If you are one of the few people who watch these videos, thank you for your
support and for continuing to watch them.
Cincinnati Cyclones Jay Kruz Bobblehead Unboxing
Ryan of Cincy Fan Zone unboxes a Cincinnati Cyclones Jay Kruz bobblehead.