Saherrin Reviews — page 5

Amongst the writing beats I have undertaken is Booker T’s Reality of Wrestling. We get the weekly broadcasts here (as the shows are usually taped in nearby Texas City.) We are at the Walker Texas Lawyer Arena.  I will be covering the show to show who is up and coming and might be the next Roxanne Perez. So, let’s say we sit a spell and keep it real. Shall We? We shall.

So, after conferring with our fearless leader, Scott the First, I am going to expand my horizons. Whilst watching WWE Evolve, I fell down a rabbit divot (later the full hole) and realized how much wrestling is on the TUBI channel. I decided to review some of it and share it with you with some Totally Tubi-lar Wrestling from 1987. So, let’s review some wrestling like Mott the Hoople (originally) and Contraband (cover) sang…All the Way From Memphis.

Once again we are at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI. Fun factoid, Kingston was known as “Little Rest” until 1826. And much like 199 years ago, there’s no time for a little rest now as we engage in some Impactful Discourse, shall we? We shall.

We start to search the rubble that was Slammiversary for bright spots to start the slow cook to Bound for Glory in October. We are in Kingston, RI on the University of Rhode Island campus, the alma mater of NBA stars Cuttino Mobley and Lamar Odom. And like Odom’s nickname, let’s see who has “The Goods” to right this ship. The best way to do that is through Impactful Discourse. Shall we? We shall.

So, we come to this, TNA’s Slammiversary from Long Island at the UBS Arena. I spent my early childhood at the old Nassau Coliseum watching the New York Nets.  But enough reminiscing, we have a Pay-Per-View/Premium Live Event to watch and some Impactful Discourse to cover. So, let’s get to it, shall we? We shall.

We are a mere three days away from Slammiversary and to quote De La Soul “The Stakes Is High.” We have inter-promotional battles going on and intriguing feuds burgeoning. Do you know what else we have burgeoning? Some Impactful Discourse. Let’s engage in some, shall we? We shall.

Thanks for everyone’s support and understanding regarding the past couple of weeks.I apologize for the delay but I promised a review and here it is. Life is still a struggle but let’s see if some Impactful Discourse can brighten the mood. Shall we? We shall.

We are streaming along to Slammiversary in two-and-a-half weeks. We are still in the Pittsburgh cycle on the campus of Robert Morris University (notable alum include former NFL center Hank Fraley.) And much like the Colonials (the school’s nickname,) let’s do the stately thing and engage in some Impactful discourse, shall we? We shall.

Greetings everyone, it’s been a week here but we have a show to recap, emanating from Pittsburgh, PA. We’ll forego the Bret Hart joke, grab us a Primanti Brothers sandwich and engage in some Impactful discourse, shall we? We shall.

Greetings. We celebrate 23 years of Impact Wrestling in the last week of tapings from the Valley of the Sun in Tempe, AZ. We are ready for a Champions vs. All Stars Match, we are getting a move onto Slammivesary in one month. But for now, let’s engage in some Impactful discourse, shall we? We shall.

We’re still in Tempe, AZ with the fallout from Against All Odds. We start the build for Slammiversary and we have plenty of action to get to. Hannifan and Rewholdt are here. You are here and I am here. So, let’s engage in some Impactful Discourse, shall we? We shall.

In Memorial to Donald Herrin Feb. 1, 1940, June 6, 2025

(quick note: I know it is a few days late. However, as you probably deduced. I got some horrible news right at the onset of my review on Saturday morning. My pop took me to my first wrestling card in 1980 in Lafayette, Louisiana. He took me to a few cards when I was much younger. In fact, the first time I became cognizant of wrestling was coming into the den and my pop was watching Bull Ramos – kids, ask your parents; maybe, your grandparents. He didn’t mind when I wanted to get some wrestling PPV and have friends over to watch. He is why I am here now doing this. He also was a man who believed on staying on task. The job had to be done if you could do it. While I thank Scott Keith and the entire BoD for their support and empathy. I wrote my eulogy yesterday so my peace has been said. I was given the task to cover TNA, so here I am. My pop did not want a funeral and wanted us to go on with our lives. Ergo, I completed this. Thank you for understanding.)

Previously on…TNA (or TNANXT) Santana took the mantle to defend TNA’s honor  whilst Steve Maclin defeated Matt Cardona. But all eyes soon focused on NXT as Santana and Wiliams fought for the title. AJ Francis returned to NXT with KC Navarro (but not beefing) to ensure Williams gets the victory to set up his battle at Against All Odds with Elijah.

But, that is the future, this is today in Brampton, ON in our last taped show before we hit the valley of the sun in Arizona. Hannifan and Rewholdt are here, you are here and I am here so let’s engage in some Impactful discourse, shall we? We shall.

Last time…on NXT. Trick Williams defeats Joe Hendry for the TNA Impact Title as the crowd goes wild. We go directly to Hannifan and Rewholdt who are subdued and serious. They talk about what happened and Rewholdt says anything can happen, like engaging in some Impactful discourse. Shall we?

Greetings. Thank you first for the feedback, I am still getting the hang of it but will try to incorporate what you all want.

So, let’s get into Under Siege in which Steven Seagall plays a cook who has to save the USS Missouri from a group of mer……wait, what? Oh, not the movie, the TNA PLE last night. Right (That would also explain the lack of Tommie Lee Jones and Colm Meaney in the show hype.) Besides, we’re not at sea, we’re in Brampton, Ontario, Canada for TNA’s Under Siege 2025.

Greetings. I am saherrin (feel free to call me Scott) and I will be reviewing Impact. A little bit about me, I enjoy long walks on the beach, sunrises and…sorry, wrong profile. As everyone else has, I want to say a most generous thanks to Thomas Hall for all he did and laying the path he did in reviews, hopefully, I can fill a fraction of your capacious footprints. Subsequently, a huge thanks to our fearless leader, Scott Keith. Thank you for this opportunity, I hope I can justify your trust. Lastly, if there is any feedback, criticisms, recipes, etc.. you want to give or impart, please do not hesitate and let me know. I thank you all for your time and efforts. (Note: I have not come up with a star or ratings system, help is appreciated.)