When ECW throws together a music video for The Sandman’s title reign, what kind of music would you expect? Metallica would make sense. Maybe The Chordettes? Heck, possibly even some Beach Boys to throw it back to his old surfer days.
Instead we get Sid Vicious’s cover of “My Way”. That’s weirdly perfect, isn’t it?
Seth Rollins took a break from fighting CM Punk and Roman Reigns to troll some Green Bay Packers fans at the 2025 NFL Draft. In full Peculiar Purple Pieman Of Porcupine Peak-style fashion, Rollins gives it to the Cheeseheads with his praise of their rival Chicago Bears. All that was missing was the Superbowl Shuffle and some red lighting.
Prior to Wrestlemania, Bron Breakker broke out the calculator and hit us with some wrestling arithmetic. Bron paid homage to his uncle Scott Steiner‘s famous Steiner Math, laying out his chances against Finn Balor, Dominik Mysterio, and Penta. The numbers don’t lie!
It’s Tax Day here. Hopefully, you’ve already counted all your dependents and diversified your portfolio.
Just in case you’re still working on gathering your receipts, IRS is here to give Coliseum Home Video watchers helpful tax tips. They’re actually kind of helpful! Thanks, Mr. Schyster! No one is going to garnish my celery now!
Experience the absolute insanity of professional wrestling in 1999 with the Wrestlemania XV Rage Party. A jam-packed room is going absolutely nuts for their favorite wrestlers, Isaac Hayes performing (sigh) “Salty Chocolate Balls”, Big Pun, and the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies. Also, Dweezil and Ahmed Zappa are there. If this were any more late 90’s, I’d have frosted tips and be wearing Jncos.
The whole thing is worth a watch so you can see Vince McMahon grooving to a South Park song. It’s quite the sight.
Like I said, absolute insanity worth of Wrestlemania XV.