Rev Pro 102 London. Very uneven. Faces who should be heels, heels who should be faces, and general bemusement from crowd especially during the multi man tag. Perhaps i havent watched enough recently to appreciate the stories, but best things on show were main event (stellar) and promos (Oku esp)

an idiosyncratic pleasure about living in london? watching bus drivers on the same route acknowledging each other as they pass, and imagining to yourself the banter down the depot. Unless, of course, they slow down and/or stop the bus to do the banter right in front of you.

still find myself thinking about this one occasionally.

Showing my age, but I enjoy reading these FT articles in the style of a SimCity 2000 news item (probably before the big (maybe orange) monster arrives to level your city).

Say what you like about the WWE product at the moment (in my view, very mixed bag), but it is genuinely so nice to go to a show with so many children enjoying themselves with their parents/carers. #WWERaw

The most winning loss I've ever experienced #WALvIRE. Role on Scotland, onwards and upwards!

Painful to watch. Painful to contemplate what/where next for Wales. Painful, painful, painful. #ITAvWAL

Standing ovation in London for this superb battle of the Leons. A match that built, and built and built somemore ahead of an excellent ending sequence. Slater always demonstrates such keen wrestling nous, and Cage is such an exciting prospect.

Loving the referee on the mic at Spurs Vs Liverpool. Football should be a stadium experience, with TV viewers just looking in and wishing they were there. If anything, the problem - in dramatic terms - is these commentators listening in on the VAR deliberations. Let's all wait with baited breath.

turns out I was a couple of weeks early.

So glad that the Macrons are having this opportunity to renew their vows. Good on them.

At halftime this has all the makings of a classic Spurs performance (by which I mean a 4:2 defeat).

Excellent afternoon at NOAH/PROGRESS show this afternoon in Camden, and huge plaudits to these absolute lunatics in particular.

There's a real Das Boot feel to all of the cutaways to the Man Utd bench.

Not that there's much audience for this sort of thing on Bluesky, but JJ Gale vs Tomohiro Ishii at tonight's Rev Pro at Copper Box was an ABSOLUTE BANGER.

Given how important it was to my enjoyment of the story at the time, will be very disappointed if they don't draft Andy Serkis in to play Keane's ruthlessly walked dog.

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