Nick Tylwalk is the Managing Editor for USA TODAY's wrestling section, Wrestle Junkie. With a passion for combat sports and fitted hats, Nick covers the latest news and analysis in the world of professional wrestling. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Nick Tylwalk's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage, primarily of wrestling matches from WWE and AEW. He seems to have a particular interest in live events and the outcomes of these matches.
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By: Nick Tylwalk
Much of the recent talk about All Elite Wrestling has focused on its stagnant TV ratings and what its next broadcast rights deal, expected to be announced soon, will look like.
1. Don’t Change the Overtime Rules Just to Save Drivers From Themselves
By: Nick Tylwalk
Repeating as the champion in any sport that has a full-season championship is hard. Even when a team is clearly superior to the rest of the field, so much can change from year to year that climbing the mountain all over again becomes a daunting task.
The responsibility for the Richmond ending lies partly on Austin Dillon and his team, but the bulk of it lies with NASCAR itself.
1. Harrison Burton is the Most Unlikely Playoff Qualifier Ever
By: Nick Tylwalk
We’re not talking about Denny Hamlin the owner here, though we’ll get to him shortly. The 20/20 hindsight crowd is out in full force for Hamlin the driver, calling the strategy used by his No. 11 team at Atlanta “dismal,” along with other unkind adjectives.
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on InstagramShare on YouTubeShare on LinkedInShare on RedditShare on Email1. Bristol Has Had Split Personalities This Season, and Neither Might Be the “Real” One
By: Nick Tylwalk, Ross Chastain
In the midst of his worst season so far for Trackhouse Racing, the Melon Man found victory lane for the first time in 2024 at Kansas Speedway, his first race win since last year’s finale at Phoenix Raceway.
And Team Penske might be regardless of what the calendar says.
By: Nick Tylwalk
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