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It’s a very interesting time if you’re a sports fan. There is a lot of stuff going on and it has too be hard to decide what you’re going to watch. I guess on one hand it’s exciting, but on the other hand it can be tough to keep up with everything.

We have the NHL and the NBA regular seasons winding down, and they’ll be headed into the playoffs. Both the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments are headed into the championship games. Of course, we had the start of the Major League Baseball season. There’s also the XFL going on right now and the USFL is getting ready to start their season. Plus, The Masters golf tournament is right around the corner. Even though they’re not currently playing any games the NFL always seems to be in the news.

That’s a ton of sports for fans to try and keep up with, so I’m wondering what you’re watching live and if you’re recording or trying to keep up with all or most of what’s going on.

As for me, well I’m a baseball guy, so I’m all in on the start of a new season. I’ve managed to keep up with both the men’s and woman’s NCAA Tournaments even though my brackets were a disaster like a lot of people’s. As I’ve mentioned here few times before I’m not a fan of the current NBA, so while I try to keep up with who’s going to make the playoffs it’s not of great importance to me. As for the NHL I actually haven’t watched as much hockey as I usually do, but once the playoffs start, I’ll end up watching more games. As for the XFL, I’ve checked out bits and pieces of games, but I haven’t watched a game from start to finish and I doubt I will. I’ll probably do the same with the USFL when it gets started. I have actually found myself watching more golf than I normally do and I’m not sure why that is.

With opening day on Thursday and every major league team in action for a change baseball became my focus. It also helps that I have multiple fantasy teams that I have to keep track of.

Of course, with every opening day there are overreaction after just one game being played and that’s always humorous to me. I get that people are very excited for regular season baseball to be back, but it’s just one game and people can get carried away very easily.

I just watched the first episode of the All-Access show that AEW is airing on Wednesday nights after their wrestling show AEW Dynamite.

It’s a very interesting look at some of the behind-the-scenes things that go on in professional wrestling that a lot of people either don’t know about or maybe haven’t even thought about.

The first episode spent quite a bit of time on Adam Cole whose real name is Austin Jenkins and how he’s dealing with his concussion issues. Now obviously this was filmed while Cole was out injured, and he just had his first match in I believe nine months on this past Wednesday episode of AEW Dynamite.

Cole actually suffered two concussions over three matches and that’s why he was out. As of the airing of this first episode he was still in recovery and there’s a very serious vibe to the fact that his wrestling career could be over. Fortunately, Cole has recovered and resumed his in-ring career this past Wednesday night.

I found the show very interesting and there was more than just the Cole storyline that they featured. I think if you’re a wrestling fan and you’d like to get a little peek behind the curtain as they say you should check this show out.

If you watched the first episode of the AEW All Access show let me know what you thought about it. If you haven’t seen the first episode let me know if you have any plans on watching the show.

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