Official WWE Summerslam 2018 2nd Theme Song (AJR - Burn The House Down [Official Audio])

Click Here to listen to 1st Official Summerslam Theme Song by Flo Rida "Sweet Sensation"

Official WWE Summerslam 2018 1st Theme Song (Flo Rida - Sweet Sensation [Official Music Video])

Click Here to Listen to 2nd WWE Summerslam Theme Song by AJR "Burn the House Down"

MLW Fusion Episode 19: Lucha Bros vs. ACH & Rich Swann

Arn Anderson is Hosting A Pro Wrestling Seminar October 13, 2018 in Rome, Georgia

WCW legend and Four Horsemen member "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson will be hosting a seminar on October 13, 2018 in Rome, Georgia from 1:00PM to 3:00PM EST. There are only 40 spots available and the cost is $75.00 to attend. 

For more information check out Georgia Premier Wrestling website at https://www.gpw1.org/

3 WWE Hall of Famers Appearing in Rome, Georgia on October 13, 2018

This is a pretty stacked line-up for the Georgia Premier Wrestling event in Rome, Georgia on October 13, 2018 billed as "Arn Anderson's Homecoming". This is literally a who's who of NWA/WCW legendary talent including 3 WWE Hall of Famers. Arn Anderson "The Enforcer" of the legendary Four Horsemen stable along with fellow member J.J. Dillon will be there. Also, WCW mainstays Ernest "The Cat" Miller and Glacier from the Monday Night Wars will be there. Also in attendance will be former Smackdown GM Teddy Long who will be the guest General Manager for the event. All of this and I haven't even mentioned that legendary wrestlers Magnum TA and Bullet Bob Armstrong will also be there. 

The amazing part about this event is that General Admission is only $15.00, and you can get ringside seats for $25.00. 

Even more amazing is that earlier in the day Arn Anderson will be hosting a seminar at the event which you can pay to attend, but there are only 40 seats available.

FAQ: Who Broke Asuka's Undefeated Streak?

At WrestleMania 34, Charlotte Flair defeated Asuka via submission whose streak was ended at 914 days. 

MLW Fusion Episode 18: Low Ki vs. John Hennigan | Lawlor vs. Parrow Cage...

Official MLW War Games 2018 Theme Song by God's Hate "Crown of Power"

God's Hate "Crown of Power" is the official theme song of Major League Wrestling's War Games 2018 event. 

Who Wrestles For Major League Wrestling?

If you're new to Major League Wrestling, and wondering who all is on there who you may be familiar with I'm here to give you the rundown. MLW has a great mixture of legendary wrestlers and managers, next generation, and up-and-comers. Below is a list of notable performers for MLW currently as of 2018.

Wrestlers
John Hennigan (formerly known as John Morrison in WWE)
Jake Hager (formerly known as Jack Swagger in WWE)
Rich Swann (former WWE Cruiserweight Champion from 205 Live)
Davey Boy Smith Jr. (formerly known as D.H. Smith who tagged with Tyson Kidd in WWE)
Low Ki (f/k/a Senshi, Kaval in WWE)
Sami Callihan
Simon Gotch (former member of WWE Tag Team the Vaude Villains)

Legends
Kevin Sullivan "The Taskmaster" (former WCW great now a manager for Brian Pillman Jr. in MLW)
Colonel Parker (former WCW manager, has reprised his "Stud Stable" in MLW with new members including Jake Hager f/k/a Jack Swagger)
Konnan
Tony Shiavone (lead commentator)

Next Generation Wrestlers
Teddy Hart (Member of the Hart Family, grandson of Stu Hart and cousin of Natalya Niedhart and Davey Boy Smith Jr.)
Brian Pillman Jr. (Son of the late legendary Brian Pillman)

Former UFC Fighter
"Filthy" Tom Lawlor

Top Prospects and International Stars
Shane Strickland
Pentagon Jr

Dean Ambrose New Look 2018

Here is a before and after look showing Dean Ambrose's new look. Comment below and let us know what you think!

'New Hart Foundation' Formed On Latest Episode of MLW Fusion

This past Friday on episode 17 of  MLW Fusion, a 'New Hart Foundation' was formed consisting of Teddy Hart, Davey Boy Smith Jr, and Brian Pillman Jr. 

Catch MLW Fusion on Friday nights on BeinSports channel or catch the full episode normally uploaded the very next day on Saturday to YouTube and posted to Wrestler's Way.

John Hennigan (aka John Morrison) and Teddy Hart Dazzle In MLW Fusion Main Event

In case you missed it, above is the full episode of Major League Wrestling Fusion. The main event was an awesome match between John Hennigan (better known to wrestling fans as WWE's John Morrison) versus Teddy Hart of the legendary Hart family.

This was my match of the week as these two put on a show. Please check this out especially if you've never seen Teddy Hart wrestle. Best of all, the action was called by the legendary Tony Shiavone.

Wrestling Legend Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart Passes Away At Age 63

Wrestler's Way is shocked to hear of the sudden passing of legendary tag team champion Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart at age 63 allegedly after suffering a fall at his home. 

Jim Neidhart was a staple of the tag team wrestling scene throughout the 1980's and 1990's in the WWF and WCW. Jim was best known as a member of the Hart Foundation working with Bret "Hitman" Hart. Jim also formed other tag team variations of the Hart Foundation with Owen Hart and also with British Bulldog. 

Jim's raw power and trademark goatee made him unique among his contemporaries. His legacy continues through his daughter Natalya Neidhart and the rest of the Hart family. Our condolences to the family of Jim Neidhart. 

The Best Announce Team in Pro Wrestling Today

by Brian Phelps
http://www.wrestlersway.blogspot.com

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon. Jim Ross and Jerry "The King" Lawler. Tony Shiavone and "Iron" Mike Tenay. Jesse "The Body" Ventura and Vince McMahon. In the world of professional wrestling, the commentating booth at one time held legendary status. The 1980's and 1990's were a golden age for pro wrestling commentating with a who's who of legends and hall of fame announcers. 

Currently, the climate for commentating in pro wrestling is at an all-time low. As of late, we've seen 3-man booths in WWE with Byron Saxton, Corey Graves, and Michael Cole with an occasional splash of Booker T. Or, Josh Matthews and Don Callis over on Impact Wrestling (or Josh and "Pope" D'Angelo Dinero at one point). The one bright spot has been Jim Ross and Josh Barnett doing the commentary for NJPW on AXSTV (though they're not commentating live so often times Jim Ross sounds more like he's doing commentary on a video game then an actual broadcast). Prior to that, we even saw Michael Cole wrestling at WrestleMania. 

However, a brand new announce team was put together and this is already the best announce team in all of pro wrestling right now. WWE? Nope. NJPW? Nope. Impact Wrestling? Nope. ROH? Nope. Major League Wrestling now has the best commentating booth in the business. MLW with their Battle Riot episode introduced Matt Striker to team with the legendary Tony Shiavone to call the action for Major League Wrestling. Upon listening to them on commentary, you can already tell the difference between how Shiavone and Striker call matches versus other teams like Corey Graves and Byron Saxton. They actually do what I've been imploring wrestling commentators to return to doing what made commentators great:

1) Actually calling the match at hand - Too many times in recent years, the commentators spend more time talking about the top star of the brand in the middle of other wrestler's matches. I don't want to hear about Roman Reigns during a Dolph Ziggler versus Seth Rollins match for example. Commentators are supposed to be helping to tell the story of the match happening in the ring. 

2) Calling the match like a real sport - It seems like nowadays, commentators don't spend enough time talking about the wrestling moves themselves and how the pain they inflict with these moves changes the complexion of the match. They spend more time talking about someone's attitude or demeanor. Already, Striker and Shiavone were discussing during a Sami Callihan vs Shane Strickland match how Callihan was working the leg of Shane Strickland. They even noted how at certain times how it was a mistake for Strickland to be using his "bad" leg to kick Callihan noting that the risk may not be worth it. They also noted how at one point Callihan was working the other "healthy" leg of Strickland. And earlier in the night during a Jimmy Havoc match, Jimmy had his arm bandaged from a previous cut on his bicep he sustained during a hardcore match a couple of weeks before. Striker astutely noted how if the other wrestler took the bandage off or opened that wound up that Jimmy Havoc could bleed out. It's little details like this that are missing from other broadcast teams, and something that has really been missing since the Monday Night Wars.

3) Giving us more intimate details about the wrestler's personas - One thing that Tony Shiavone and Matt Striker too have always been really good at was explaining little details about a wrestler's background and how it plays into the match at hand. They were noting on the show how one wrestler had recently trained in Jiu Jitsu, but also noted that how even though that is impressive that this is wrestling. They noted how wrestling was different from boxing and mma. These little comments add so much more realism to the match and credibility to the commentating booth versus the cartoony back and forth exchanges you'll hear on WWE programming between Corey Graves and Byron Saxton. 

We need more commentating styles like Tony Shiavone, Matt Striker, and WWE's Mauro Ranallo (who is a legit sports commentator in his own right outside of pro wrestling). How Mauro Ranallo is not the lead commentator for RAW or Smackdown is baffling to me. He's the most talented announcer in all of WWE. I mean, the guy called the Mayweather vs McGregor fight for crying out loud and yet he's only on NXT? 

MLW Fusion Episode 16: Sami Callihan vs. Shane Strickland

Official ALL IN Theme Song

The official theme song for the much anticipated All In pro wrestling event is by Downstait "All In"

Major League Wrestling: Battle Riot (Full Episode)