Finlay vs. Steen. Holy. Christ.

Dave Finlay in his wrestling-by-day, 70's porn-by-night heyday.

Via Battle of Los Angeles Sub-site

Coming around to that Battle of Los Angeles time of year, and this version of it has me ultra-excited! Most of the matches include PWG regulars, including El Generico versus Claudio Castagnoli and Chris Hero versus Willie Mack. But one match in particular should have a heap of people talking.

New PWG World Heavyweight Champion, Ring of Honor blacklisted "Antichrist of Professional Wrestling" (and also a guy who threatens rape by retweets), Kevin Steen facing  former WWE superstar & road agent, "The Belfast Bruiser" Dave "Fit" Finlay.

If CM Punk vs. John Cena was the match of the year, then this is sure to be spectacle of the year. PWG, consider your DVD bought.

Things I Missed Over The Weekend.

Starting to realise that work is really going to my kryptonite when it comes to blogging. Bartending six days a week is a bit of a bitch, but I'm gonna do a big chuck of updates today hopefully.

Too soon? WHO CARES! Source: wwe.com

- CM Punk returned to the WWE tonight, played out by classic CM Punk music, Cult of Personality. From the short little video I've seen, it seems like Punk got a pretty good reaction, and even got a bigger cheer when he raised the title after Cena. I really don't want to speculate where this is going to go, but Cena vs. Punk at Summerslam seems like a lock now. If not, I'm sure what ever way they go with it is going to be fantastic.

- Kevin Steen wrestled three times at PWG's eighth anniversary show, beat PAC, The Young Bucks (with his team mate CIMA) and then got rewarded with a title shot, beating Claudio Castagnoli to win the PWG World Championship! I'm very happy for Kevin, who over the past year and a half has really shown he can carry the ball for any company he works for. Plus he hit 5,000+ followers on Twitter. Pretty good couple of days for him.

- Impact Wrestling taped tonight, with Kurt Angle vs. Ken Anderson headlining the show in a cage match. These shows are really starting to get crowded, and I think it's time The Hulkster did some spring cleaning and trimmed some fat out of the company. Especially if they are bringing in more X-Division names, like Austin Aries, Kid Kash etc. If not, I'm sure that people like Chris Daniels, Samoa Joe and MCMG will continue to get swept under the rug.

- EVOLVE has it's 9th card tomorrow night, yet again at BB Kings Blues Club. The show is headlined by Chuck Taylor vs. Johnny Gargano, and also a bonus main event of Sami Callihan vs. Dave Finlay. Not to mention, Kevin Steen on a open mic. This should be an interesting one folks, and this is also an iPPV. Check it out if you can.