In my review of that show I noted that while Kim was good, the Beyond crowd was not really warming up to her. Way the hell back at Feeding Frenzy, Kimber Lee had an open challenge and Chuck Taylor answered. Thank You, Kimber…*clap, clap, clap, clap, clap*: Few performers are as associated with Beyond Wrestling as Kimber Lee. The first, my Wife joined me because a member of her actual family was involved in the event (more on that later), and it was probably the last time we’d get Kimber Lee in a Beyond Wrestling ring, so let’s start there. Having two kids has made it very difficult for me to travel to shows, but two factors contributed to getting me to Melrose on a Sunday afternoon. Drew is still here, Momma Colorado is still making amazing food, and many of the same rabid devotees to Beyond Wrestling are still here.
The formula that has made Beyond Wrestling a beloved fixture in the Northeast is still here. However, the more things change, the more they stay the same. We’re live on FLOSLAM, and Beyond is the lede-in event for a WWNLive, Evolve iPPV being headlined by Drew Gulak and Tracy Williams. A venue that was a mere glimmer in the eye of Denver Colorado (are we still calling him that? I genuinely don’t know), the last time you heard from me. “Over-Nite Sensation” comes to you live from Memorial Hall in Melrose, Massachusetts. To say that things have changed in Beyond since the last time I reviewed a show would be an understatement. That review was posted on October 15, 2015, which makes this a review 14 months in the making. The last wrestling event that I reviewed was Beyond Wrestling “Hit & Run” which took place in….holy shit, January 2015! Needless to say it’s been awhile.
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