U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

AEW's TV product may be inconsistent at times, but their pay-per-views rarely disappoint. With their first PPV at Staples Center (I refuse to call it anything else) and a last-minute extra ticket in hand thanks to a friend, I made the trip to LA for some live wrestling. Was it worth a late Sunday night? Let's find out—onto the results and my thoughts! MJF vs. Hangman Adam Page A heated grudge match between two AEW originals kicked off the show in style. After a back-and-forth battle—including MJF hitting a Tombstone Piledriver on a steel chair—Hangman secured the win with a Buckshot Lariat.

The road to WrestleMania is in full gear and now that we've just had the last main roster PLE before the 'Showcase of the Immortals' set to take place in Las Vegas in April, it's time to go over what happened in Toronto. Women's Elimination Chamber: Bianca Belair defeats Liv Morgan Bianca Belair secured the win by countering ObLIVion into the KOD, pinning Liv Morgan to earn a WrestleMania shot against either Rhea Ripley or Iyo Sky. The match was fast-paced, giving all five women standout moments—including one of the loudest chops ever when Belair whipped Liv with her braid, causing her to start bleeding from her midsection.

You've been looking forward to attending your first (or even your 50th) convention for awhile, but time seems to drag on until the day arrives and you're with your people. Then, because you were having so much fun, it seems like the event is over as soon as it started, and suddenly you're back in the grind of everyday life. In any case, enter the dreaded Post-Con Blues; the feeling of longing for the chaos of the con, surrounded by like-minded people. You want to go back to that amazing weekend spent with friends, but you're back to boring real life and your very real responsibilities (adulting...0/10, do not recommend).