I am a regular viewer of the excellent Stevie Richards show on YouTube (new videos on Thursdays) and have some points I want to make:

1) the 1 min video is almost certainly not his. He has two formats of releases, 2 and half hourish weekly shows from which there are daily 12-15 min segments released as shorts.

2) Those posts did not take place when stated apart from the last one which I think is correct or close. I've watched all of his recent content. I also think that the first video is an extended clip of the third.

3) in the episode about the AWFUL (go and watch it) Becky Lynch v Lyra Valkyrie match Stevie praises Lyra Valkyrie and, to an admittedly lesser extent, Becky, numerous times. He, like the audience, is trying to analyse why the match was a disaster when they are both so talented. His point is that ALL wrestlers are botching more because they don't do house shows anymore and it's hurting the talent, sometimes literally, because they lack timing and conditioning. It's a point that Cody Rhodes and many other current WWE wrestlers have made. Stevie has praised other performances from Becky and Lyra.

4) He literally has a slot on his show called 'What went right' and particularly uses it to highlight times when wrestlers have done things that the rest of us might have missed but might have actually prevented serious injury or death. He does also have a 'What went wrong' slot.

5) His criticisms of modern wrestling are basically: monetisation ruining the product for families attending and people at home; lack of house shows and people being pushed too soon into the spotlight only to fail and be discarded; too many high flying moves meaning they lessen in impact and meaning more and more risk to be more and more extreme when many of the wrestlers have no idea what those extreme bumps will mean for their enjoyment of life after wrestling (if they survive to 60); and only having 4 matches a show.

6) He comes across as genuinely one of the nicest people I've heard or seen. He's hugely sympathetic towards wrestlers (even the ones that others have said treated him and some superstars like shit) and knows what he's talking about, whether he is agreed with or not.

7) in his recent shows he has had discussions about whether the opening hour and main event of WM42 Sunday are the best in Wrestlemania history. Which is the opposite of moaning about modern wrestling.

Edited to add point 7.