# | Date | Comment |
1 | today 05:53 | HC7 wrote about Act & Mari vs. Asako Mia, CatMASK calico & Rensan: [6.0] "Im enjoying the paring of Act and Mari as a team so far against a group that can easily take a loss without a bad effect." |
2 | today 05:52 | Joshyinho wrote about WWF RAW is WAR #332 (04.10.1999): [7.0] "Really fun episode of RAW here. The promo between Foley, Rock and Jericho was excellent and their main event match was good too." |
3 | today 05:49 | [6.0] "Enjoyable tag. I could definitely see this being an even better match in the future but this one was still good" |
4 | today 05:47 | Joshyinho wrote about Chris Jericho vs. The Rock: [6.0] "The first of many Jericho vs Rock matches, this is a good start, wish the match could have been just a little bit longer though." |
5 | today 05:47 | RavenCrow75 wrote about Magnus vs. Star Jr.: [7.0] "Solid match. Very competitive. Good exchanges between these two. Incredible athleticism on display by both men as well." |
6 | today 05:43 | [9.0] "This was great. Big Hash had some great moments, Sareee was fantastic, and Anou shined in her limited moments too. But Natsupoi was the focus of this match. Both her offense and fantastic bumping/selling were on full display. Particularly liked the strike exchanges between Sareee and Natsupoi, as well as some of the fighting spirit work from Hashimoto. Not flawless of perfectly structured, but overall this was a blast. Edit: Bumping this to 4.5 Stars." |
7 | today 05:37 | Mohammad wrote about WWE Monday Night RAW #1608 (18.03.2024): [10.0] "What an absolutely exceptional raw and one of the best raws of this year and possibly the best on the road to mania. Loved every match on this show but especially the promo segments. This show really had a little bit of everything. Starting with diy and creeds I wish they could both be in the ladder match. It started off slightly sloppy however it got absolutely insane later on and the creeds especially showed out and it was reminiscent of a takeover main event. From that we move on to candice larae which I am really invested in recently and am loving this new charachter that she is becoming. From her Nxt days she has had alot of potential and Im glad that shes being used more. We then moved on to Cody promo which was an absolute necessity and was absolutely needed but my gof that may be a promo of the year. That was exceptional and as soon as you thing it cant get better a promo artist better than Cody walks out in the form of Paul heyman which just solidified it upping the stakes for this smackdown. Awesome truth continue to be one of the most over teams in all of wrestling and if they actually win the titles at mania it might be the biggest pop we have ever heard. Oh Yh Jimmy and hey also started their feud officially and like I predicted its just top tier story telling and both are criminally underated on the mic. Sami Chad and Gunther intertwined with eachother was great and I love the new gable being broody and looking like he hasnt slept which also just furthers how Sami is a huge underdog which he always looks the part. Drew and Seth absolutely cooked aswell with a much serious Seth which is the best Seth. The main event was crazy with Becky and nia doing two back to back insane spots ending a great raw and a great main event with a money shot of Rhea and Becky facing off 10/10" |
8 | today 05:33 | danzgalliwag wrote about WWE Monday Night RAW #1608 (18.03.2024): [8.0] "This was a great show with several decent matches and plenty of story-building segments. The Usos segment was perfection and has me anticipating the hell outta this Mania match. Cody's save shows that Jey isn't alone at Mania. I'm expecting Attitude Era level shenanigans throughout both nights. It's gonna be so awesome. DIY beat the Creeds in a fucking great match to qualify for the ladder match at WM. Holy shit, we're getting a 12-man tag team ladder match at WrestleMania. I could not be more hyped for this. Not surprised I'm going off about Mania now. Shit, that's the feeling I'm supposed to be left with after a "19-days-away" Raw. The rest of the action tonight wasn't anything groundbreaking, but everything in between was beautiful. Cody Rhodes, I swear to god, cuts the best promo I've ever seen on a weekly basis. Just as Cody wrapped up a perfect response to Rock's promo, Heyman came down to set up the catch for Smackdown -- Roman will come alone if Cody does. I kinda wanted more from Heyman and Cody on the stick together, but Cody's promo was gold and Heyman's part got across what it needed to. Chad Gable told Sami Zayn that unless he changes his strategy, he can't beat Gunther. The contract signing put over Gunther's chilling confidence and Sami's doubtful determination. Can't wait to see the match. Becky beat Nia in a LWS match. Staredown with Rhea afterwards really sold how much they hate each other. Nothing more to say really. This show was awesome. It's crazy to think that shows like this are the norm in the Dub these days." |
9 | today 05:26 | [6.0] "It's a historic show, but it's disappointing! I did enjoy the ECW stuff here. The matches was okay from their side of things although they are kept short as a way to introduce the talent to the fans. Sabu jumping off the Raw sign was a great spot, but for some reason its completely missed by the camera. Worse still is that annoying thing WWF was doing where they chose to do an Undertaker interview right at the end of Dreamer vs D-Von so the finish of the match is on split screen. Ridiculous! Heyman has the same kind of chemistry with Lawler as he did with JR four years later where the constant barbs they was throwing at each other made it look like they legit hated each other. Lawler is absolute peak heel with this storyline. Unfortunately Paul Heyman was right about this show sucking without ECW as everything outside of them is poor save for the LOD returning and Shamrock! The WWF matches are poor on this show where absolutely nothing goes to a finish and on top that they are bland to watch!" |
10 | today 05:26 | Michael Morbius wrote about AEW Collision #38 (16.03.2024): [7.0] "Really solid episode of Collison: Danielson vs. Shibata was the best match of the night, tremendous match. Everything you could've possibly asked from these two right now. Adora vs. Hart was alright. Garcia vs. Moriarty was a really nice technical bout altough it was just five minutes long. I wish it could've lasted a bit more. Pac had a fun squash. Bryan Danielson cut an awesome promo hyping his match with Ospreay at Dynasty. Claudio vs. Archer was good, however, it was just 11 minutes long but it felt almost as twice as long. O'Reilly vs. Keith was a really good match, so happy to see Kyle back in action. He has some ring rust but overall looked great. Keith is super talented. Infantry vs. HOB was bad. Bravo and Dean didn't look good at all as they basically got destroyed for the entire match and Dean even botched a simple dive off the top rope. I wouldn't have minded them winning after a fiery babyface perfomance but like this, with Mark Briscoe interfering, just doesn't make them look good. Copeland cutting a promo was an odd way to end the show, the promo was definitely too short to be truly enjoyable but it was good for what it was. Overall: the main event brings this down a little bit and there were definitely too many matches but it was an enjoyable show. The opener carried it but there were also another couple of nice matches in there plus a couple of cool announcements." |
11 | today 05:25 | RavenCrow75 wrote about Davey Boy Smith Jr. vs. Matt Riddle: [6.0] "Good match. Some good exchanges on the mat. Some good technical wrestling going on throughout the match." |
12 | today 05:16 | Styles619 wrote about Christian Cage vs. Christopher Daniels: [7.0] "This was a very good match. Christian Cage only had 2 matches in ROH and this was his only singles match. Christopher Daniels was one of the earliest stars in ROH and a mainstay in the company, so even though Christian was a babyface at the time in TNA, the crowd cheered Daniels more than Cage. They had a nice back and forth, with Christian having to play more of a tweener because of how over Daniels was. Some of the character work was fun too, with Christian mocking Daniels. Not one of the best matches of either men's careers, but considering where it happened, it's worth watching. ***3/4" |
13 | today 05:14 | Scott Bailey wrote about Faarooq vs. The Undertaker: [5.0] "The match itself isn't terrible and The Undertaker is one of the best sellers in the business the way he put some of Faarooq's offense over, but this is not exactly the kind of finish you want to see when so many matches on this show ended on a non-finish. The aftermath does open the door for the Road Warriors to feud with the NOD and their spot making the save was pretty good." |
14 | today 05:12 | [6.0] "Chaotic and fun opening multi tag match. Ive never seen a teddy bear used to break up a pin but this match had it." |
15 | today 05:10 | wesereit wrote about Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay: [9.0] "The way this started as almost an exhibition style match had me a little timid and unsure what to expect. Once they got past that part and really started to develop the story and introduce the face/heel dynamics, this picked up quick. Kenny is an absolute madman for some of the bumps he took here. The standout was the tiger driver 91, but having his head smashed into the announce table didn't look fun at all. The kickout at 1 from the OWA is an instant classic moment. I think I slightly prefer the Wrestle Kingdom match, but this is right up there too." |
16 | today 05:09 | [3.0] "The return of the Road Warriors is obviously a great moment, but this was a stupid match to book them in an the entire match was a mess. If they didn't want the Head Bangers to take an early L, just have them squash another team rather than coming up with a dumb finish like this." |
17 | today 05:02 | KingChook wrote about Gedo, Jushin Thunder Liger, Juventud Guerrera & Lion Do vs. Lance Storm, Rey Misterio Jr., Ultimo Dragon & Yuji Yasuraoka: [8.0] "This was an entertaining 8-man tag. The match had high impact offense, and several good spots, most notably a brutal gorilla press slam from the top rope delivered by Jericho to Mysterio. Definitely worth the watch given the names involved and the quality of the action." |
18 | today 04:40 | ParkwayDriver wrote about Alex Reynolds, Evil Uno, John Silver & Ten vs. Cezar Bononi, JD Drake, Peter Avalon & Ryan Nemeth: [5.0] "Decent match but not one to be the most invested in with the way both groups were booked. Could have given more time to a match like Lee and Leon." |
19 | today 04:38 | ParkwayDriver wrote about Aaron Solo vs. Fuego Del Sol: [5.0] "A decent match with an underwhelming ending that didnt really do much for either talent in a pretty short match." |
20 | today 04:34 | [4.0] "An ok match but not one to be overly invested in with simply giving Bear Country a win. Skulk looked fine." |
21 | today 04:27 | Guerinteed2003 wrote about WWE Monday Night RAW #1608 (18.03.2024): [] "[10.0] What an incredible Monday Night Raw, incredible tag team action, The Creed Brothers vs DIY was the best tag match of the night, non stop action and moments that shouldnt be possible, Julias is a monster, awesome truth with the W in the tag team tournament going to WrestleMania is fantastic, New Day as well is great to see, Kofi known for ladder matches and Xavier will do good things as well. Sami Zayn & Chad Gable backstage altercations was awesome and what we need to stir up things if Gable will somehow be added for the Intercontinental Championship Match with Gunther but idk if it will happen. On the topic of Gunther, Sami and Gable, the contract signing was perfect and I can tell that there 1 one 1 match up will be up for MOTY possibly, both are some of the greatest wrestlers of our current generation. Ricochet & Dom Dom had a nice toss up also getting some good TV time and matchup was fun to see and nice to see Ricochet get a W also. Hopefully the people we dont think will make Mania get something of an opportunity to make it on the show somehow, if not, always next year. Cody Rhodes promo on The Rock was fantastic and hella entertaining, the jabs, the insults, the cussing and the non censoring was perfect and so so good to see and hear. Paul Heyman interrupting Cody to tell him that Roman Reigns will be alone on Smackdown this week, so in that case, Cody should be on his own on Smackdown, which Rhodes accepted and will be official. Seth Rollins coming out mid entrance of Drew McIntyre was hilarious and great mind games for the rivalry towards there Night 2 Mania match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Drew telling Setb that he wants the real side of Rollins not the goofy, laughing, wacky type Rollins was pretty interesting in my opinion, imagine an old entity of Seth coming back against McIntyre for a one night showing at Wrestlemania? Could be reaching but we never know, never say never when it comes to Professional Wrestling Then we come to the Main Event, Last Women Standing, Becky vs Nia, in my opinion, maybe everyone else, Nia Jax best singles match by far, great showing from her, shes been great to be fair since her return, the feud with Becky gave her a clean win over Becky also at Raw Day 1 and the spots and moments in this match made it a proper and traditional Last Man/Woman Standing Match no doubt. Becky sold and took executions of the manoeuvres well and looked like a badass through and through. The Man Handle Slam on the apron into the table was phenomenal and looked devastating, even got the fans in NC to chant Holy Shit lmao. Then the Leg Drop off the ladder through the announce table to the back of Nia for the 10 count was the perfect finish and a great visual for years to come. After Becky is about to get up to her feet as shes in the middle of the ring, The Womens World Champion Mami Rhea Ripleys music hits and with her incredible aura, presentation and how god mode she is lmao, comes into the ring with a very intense and powerful stare down of whats to come for WrestleMania 40 in Phili. Overall a Fantastic, fun and incredible show, expecting more greatness of the final Raws & Smackdowns before Wrestlemania Weekend happens. Hope everyone is doing well, enjoying their selfs, have a great rest of the week and stay safe. Appreciate all ya, Take care always. -The Big Mon NJG." |
22 | today 04:20 | Kyle from TheMatchGuide wrote about Jack Perry vs. SANADA: [7.0] "You know what? This is exactly what I wanted from these two. The HOT run-in made perfect sense, and when Perry and SANADA did wrestle it was good. The crowd was really behind the former champ too, and the made some noise for some of Perry's offense as well. Happy with this one. 3.5 Stars." |
23 | today 04:19 | RavenCrow75 wrote about Brett Ryan Gosselin vs. Cannonball vs. Dyln McKay vs. Ichiban vs. Love Doug vs. Marcus Mathers: [6.0] "Good match. Good opener. Good way to start an event with a fast-paced scramble match. Good exchanges and combinations." |
24 | today 04:18 | [6.0] "This was a decent enough match but it didn't really create a strong reaction in me. I think I liked Moloney best in the match, he felt a bit fresher than the others even working through an injury, but everyone did alright. Some stuff just didn't click, but it was fine overall." |
25 | today 04:14 | [5.0] "This was a fine match but I really just can't get into these ChocoPro matches, wrestling in the tiny weird little room with no ring, and now they are cramming a bunch of fans in there as well, even at the windows? It's unique but makes the match cramped and sloppy, even with good performers like Sakura." |
26 | today 04:12 | Mizzle Assault Ant wrote about Hideki Okatani, Takeshi Masada & Tetsuya Endo vs. Kaisei Takechi, Shunma Katsumata & Yuki Ueno: [5.0] "This match was not bad but I just couldn't get into it. By modern match standards it wasn't so long but it felt like it tread the same ground more than once, somehow. Some nice moves but I found myself not feeling super invested. The action was fine, but I didn't think this was memorable really." |
27 | today 04:12 | uselessdollthing wrote about AJ Styles vs. Kazuchika Okada: [6.0] "Am a bit mixed about this match. There are some things that would net it a higher rating from me like the rope pull into the dropkick and the springboard on the guardrail. The ending is also solid. But I also felt myself being kind of bored while watching this match. The first couple of minutes are nice but the Bullet Club stuff really kills the pace, although them being booted out is really funny." |
28 | today 04:10 | Styles619 wrote about AJ Styles vs. Lo-Ki: [7.0] "This was a very good match. AJ Styles had just won both the X-Division and NWA tag team championships, so he was on a role. Low Ki was also getting some recognition, especially in ROH as he would win the ROH championship later in the month. So having a match between these two was a no brainer. This only went 10 minutes, so it wasn't as good as some of their other matches, but this was still fun to watch. The finish was awesome, with Lo-Ki going for the Phoenix splash, but AJ Styles caught him mid-air and hit the Styles Clash. To my knowledge, that finish has only been only one other time, that being the IWGP championship match between Styles and Kota Ibushi in 2015. ***3/4" |
29 | today 04:04 | Paul04 wrote about Alex Coughlin, Chase Owens, Gabe Kidd & KENTA vs. DOUKI, Taichi, TAKA Michinoku & Yoshinobu Kanemaru: [4.0] "Meh, this was fine, nothing memorable here, just and standard below avarage tag match, Gabe getting the win was the right choice" |
30 | today 04:03 | Paul04 wrote about El Desperado, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Minoru Suzuki & Ren Narita vs. El Phantasmo, Shota Umino, Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa: [5.0] "And avarage tag match with some funny moments and continues this story of who is the best between Narita and Shota" |
31 | today 03:58 | Mizzle Assault Ant wrote about BUSHI, Hiromu Takahashi, Shingo Takagi, Tetsuya Naito & Yota Tsuji vs. DOUKI, SANADA, Taichi, TAKA Michinoku & Yuya Uemura: [5.0] "This was a nice concept on paper but I feel like they missed out on a lot of potential here. None of the pairings were bad but none were very fresh and it all kind of felt like a foregone conclusion. Watching a bunch of time limit draws wasn't super exciting, though the action wasn't exactly bad." |
32 | today 03:58 | Kyle from TheMatchGuide wrote about Anthony Greene & Jack Morris vs. Saxon Huxley & Timothy Thatcher: [6.0] "Solid match, but nothing overly memorable about this one. Real work the heel roles, while GLG get smacked around before making their comeback. 3 Stars." |
33 | today 03:42 | Mizzle Assault Ant wrote about Masashi Takeda vs. Takayuki Ueki: [5.0] "It's pretty much exactly as advertised, bloody and violent to the furthest extremes, and it will definitely please those who are predisposed to like this kind of match. To me there is some appeal but it's too much of a muchness, you go to these extremes and it's like, normal attacks don't even matter anymore. Just my own feeling." |
34 | today 03:40 | Kyle from TheMatchGuide wrote about Kenoh vs. Ulka Sasaki: [7.0] "First I'm seeing of Sasaki, and it seems he'll be a fantastic fit in pro wrestling. He and Kenoh wrestled a match that favored him, of course, but if Sasaki sticks with NOAH I'll be he'll hold GHC gold sometime down the line. Good match overall. 3.5 Stars." |
35 | today 03:37 | Mizzle Assault Ant wrote about Gabe Kidd vs. Shingo Takagi: [4.0] "I think the match had potential but I found it to be kind of disappointing. I do like Shingo but Gabe is questionable to me and he didn't do anything in this match to really wow me. It felt like it was just ticking off the boxes of what they felt like the match was supposed to be instead of really putting any life into it. Just my personal feeling." |
36 | today 03:21 | Paul04 wrote about Hiromu Takahashi, Shingo Takagi & Yota Tsuji vs. Kosei Fujita, Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste: [6.0] "Fun opener but I expected a little more, Fujita got a really good showing and had some fun exchanges with Hiromu" |
37 | today 03:20 | Bren0 wrote about HARASHIMA vs. Yuki Ueno: [9.0] "[4.75*] Sensational match between Harashima and Ueno, the exchanges between them were incredible, Harashima gave a surreal performance here, his Poisonrana on Yuki on the ropes and then doing it outside the ring was insane. The end of the match was very good, Yuki Ueno's dropkicks were impeccable and it was sensational to see Harashima resisting and doing everything he could to become champion again, his frustration after the match was emotional. One of the best matches of the year that ends an incredible DDT event in an incredible way, they have a lot of talent on their roster, they need to make the most of it." |
38 | today 03:19 | Bren0 wrote about Konosuke Takeshita vs. Yuma Aoyagi: [9.0] "[4.75*] This was so good, Aoyagi and Takeshita are incredible wrestlers who are having the best time of their careers physically and technically, it's insane how athletic Takeshita is, his explosiveness is insane. The exchanges between them were wonderful, I liked Aoyagi's backdrop in Konosuke on Apron. Takeshita going from a suplex to a knee was an amazing move. The final sequence of the match was perfect, Aoyagi managed to escape Takeshita's knee multiple times and when Takeshita managed to hit him he gave an exciting kickout, Takeshita's spinning Falcon Arrow is an incredible finisher and ended this sensational match in an incredible way." |
39 | today 03:19 | [8.0] "[4.25*] Incredible Tag match, great story and great moves. Endo and Ino have very good chemistry, they were both brutal, Tetsuya Endo carrying the victory at the end was excellent. Anzai is young and has a lot of future ahead of him, it was a great performance from him here. The start of the match is frenetic and they manage to keep the pace until the end." |
40 | today 03:19 | Kyle from TheMatchGuide wrote about Daga vs. YO-HEY: [7.0] "Can't believe I'm saying this about a NOAH junior heavyweight match in 2024, but this was enjoyable. Both Daga and YO-HEY aren't exactly my cup of tea, but they picked up big time in second half of this match, and got the crowd and commentary back into it. Props. 3.5 Stars." |
41 | today 03:18 | Bren0 wrote about Hideki Okatani vs. Shunma Katsumata: [7.0] "[4.0*] Great match, Katsumata and Okatani had a real fight here, the use of the stipulation was very good, they used everything they could. It was really crazy what they did here, but I liked what I saw from both of them, Katsumata won the match in a very interesting way, the end of the match was very good." |
42 | today 03:16 | Bren0 wrote about Hirooki Goto vs. SANADA: [7.0] "[4.0*] Totally surprising result, in no way did I imagine Goto winning here, it was without a doubt a pleasant surprise. The exchanges between Goto and Sanada were great, both managed the match incredibly and the drama they put in at the end of the match was excellent. The nearfalls between them were wonderful, Goto deserved this victory and the match was very good." |
43 | today 03:16 | Bren0 wrote about EVIL vs. Yota Tsuji: [6.0] "[3.5*] One of the few results that I really liked in the New Japan Cup, Tsuji's victory was very good and for me it was surprising, he is very close to winning the cup and challenging Naito for the title. Evil is without a doubt among the members of the House of Torture the best to see in the ring, he still manages to deliver solid matches. The action in the ring was decent and I was really enjoying everything, but even though we were kicked out, the House of Torture reappeared to do more interference, low blows and ref bumps, which certainly made the match lose points." |
44 | today 03:15 | Bren0 wrote about Kenoh vs. Ulka Sasaki: [7.0] "[3.75*] Very good match, Ulka Sasaki was incredible here, his style coming from MMA worked very well with KENOH, his leg submissions and him almost fainting Kenoh was very good. Kenoh's DDFS on Sasaki was sensational and despite the end being a count out, the match was well constructed and both did a great job." |
45 | today 03:13 | Bren0 wrote about The Undertaker vs. Triple H: [10.0] "[5.0*] This was the biggest threat to Streak that Taker had ever faced, he had a Triple H hungry for him and wanting revenge for his loss at the last Wrestlemania, a Hell in a Cell match and Shawn Michaels (his iconic rival and Triple H's iconic friend) as match referee. I liked several details here, like Shawn Michaels stopping Triple H from continuing to chairshot Taker and encouraging Taker to quit the match. Michaels saved Taker from several rage attacks from Triple H but was "betrayed" by Taker who performed a Hell's Gate sequence on Michaels and Triple H. This match also has what I think is the greatest kickout of all time, a sequence of Sweet Chin Music and Pedigree could have been the perfect end to the streak, with teamwork from two of Taker's biggest rivals, that alone could have been necessary to beat the Deadman, BUT Undertaker got the Kickout, which was totally unbelievable . Michaels, Triple H and Undertaker's reactions were insane in this match, you could feel the desperation and urgency they had, everyone just wanted this brutal match to end. The ending was incredible and this is without a doubt one of the best matches in WWE history, insanely iconic and an all-time classic, I doubted Triple H and Undertaker's ability and they totally surprised me here." |
46 | today 03:13 | Thomas wrote about Steve Austin vs. The Rock: [] "As someone who did not grow up watching the Attitude Era of wrestling I can see the charm of the energy, star power, announcing and overall presentation of the match. I think it's a good match but definitely underwhelming for a main event of this caliber, Hopefully when I watch the 17 one it will be better. Will be back later to rate." |
47 | today 03:13 | [5.0] "Not quite up to its potential. I like a lot of things about the Renegades, but Robyn just looked a bit out of her element, especially in comparison to Kiera and Lady Frost." |
48 | today 03:12 | Bren0 wrote about CM Punk vs. The Undertaker: [9.0] "[4.75*] Good match and good performance from CM Punk, he worked hard to deliver a show against Undertaker at Wrestlemania, he knew it was one of the greatest moments of his career and without a doubt it was one of the most important. The in-ring action was decent, it's a shame that CM Punk's Elbow Drop on Taker at the announce table missed and the table didn't break, it would have been a memorable spot. The best moment of this match was the sequence where Taker reversed an Anaconda Vice into a Chokeslam followed by a Tombstone and even then Punk kicked out, a frantic and incredible sequence. The ending was so good, Taker's nerfall and the counters between Taker and Punk trying to escape each other's finisher until Undertaker finally hit the Tombstone Piledriver, it was all very good, an iconic match." |
49 | today 03:11 | Bren0 wrote about JD McDonagh vs. Sami Zayn: [6.0] "[3.5*] Incredible match for a Kickoff, the Crowd was absurdly hot cheering for Sami Zayn, it was really cool to see that, Sami deserves this pop. The action in the ring was incredible, Jordan Devlin's selling here was top notch, his bumps were great. Overall the match was simple but very well executed with Sami's sequence of Helluva Kick and Blue Thunder Bomb to win the match." |
50 | today 03:10 | Bren0 wrote about Bret Hart vs. Roddy Piper: [7.0] "[4.0*] Roddy Piper was an absolute heel at that time, but he was nowhere near Bret's level and he knew that, that's why Piper tried to run away from him at the beginning of the match, everything he tried Hart was always one step ahead of him, so how a good heel, Piper used her tricks to have the advantage here. The action in the ring isn't the best, but the feeling this match gives is sensational, even though you weren't there in person you can feel how involved the crowd was in everything, and the role of heel and face was played perfectly by Piper and Hart. The end of the match told a very good story with Piper refusing to hit Harte with the bell and after losing to him, she passed the torch to Hitman. If the pinfall wasn't the way it was, this match would definitely be an 8/10. Classic." |
51 | today 03:10 | FuzzGod wrote about All Elite Wrestling: [9.0] "I just wanna watch some matches, and AEW is the best promotion for that, they revived my interest in wrestling and have gotten me to fall in love with it as an art form. They take risks and try and show you just how extensive the wrestling world is with featuring hundreds of wrestlers and have bettered the wrestling landscape to elevate itself past the American dark ages of the 2010's. CM Punk's run in the company has certified me as a lifelong watcher and the company rewards dedicated viewers with consistently great matches on TV, can't miss PPVs, and a directional hype train that goes year round. Always something to look forward to and they rarely disappoint. The lack of count outs & DQ finishes make the ones that happen more memorable, they always swap around who's on each card so each show feels different from the last, and they have the most stacked roster of great wrestlers in the world." |
52 | today 03:09 | [8.0] "[4.25*] Very cool match, I liked practically everything Tamon Honda did, the exchanges between him and Shinzaki and Hayabusa were the best of the match. The ending was cool with Shinzaki and Hayabusa managing to submit Honda to get the victory." |
53 | today 03:07 | Bren0 wrote about Jinsei Shinzaki vs. Mitsuharu Misawa: [7.0] "[3.75*] Shinzaki definitely works better with Hayabusa as a tag, even so the match was interesting, Misawa is from another planet, his skill and brutality is impeccable, I loved how he finished the match here, with an incredible Lariat sequence, great match that could be better." |
54 | today 03:05 | [] "He was very average worker. I like him because he is indian and give me pride but he was not good on all fronts in ring, promo, etc. So I feel 6 is fair because he still has good qualities like look and charisma but rest isnt great. And wow his look is phenomenal lets be real." |
55 | today 03:02 | yenada wrote about Great Khali: [] "For me this rating of 2.23 is a joke. Look I am a rellatively new fan of wrestling, watching wwe since 2017 and indy since 2021 but even I can tell that khali was not a good in ring worker. I never got to see him in real time as he was basically retire after I started watching. But Khali is a sense of good pride for me as an Indian. He is the reason for indinas being fans of wrestling. Promo is most important for me but Khali was never best on mic also. But still he is getting a 9 from me. I know maybe it seems crazy but he and jinder were the reason i started watching wrestling. He is the reason for wwe popularity in India. He is a hall of famer and a straight up legend!" |
56 | today 02:59 | yenada wrote about Andruew Tang: [] "9/10. For me his is nearly a perfect wrestler. 2nd greatest singaporean wrestler of all time after Dante Chen. He is very good in the ring and always has a good match. He is the reason for the sg wrestling scene. His characters, promo and gimmick are so good. The only reason I cannot say he is a 10 is because of his height it is difficult for him to look like a very big threat and the fact he book himself to win 4 titles feels a bit arrogant. But other than that 9/10 and i guarantee you if he was more than 5'9 he would be in wwe or aew today." |
57 | today 02:55 | yenada wrote about Dante Chen: [] "As a chennai-born sporean, Dante chen gives me a lot of pride. I like to watch the singaporean wrestling scene on youtube since 2021 and Dante chen is definetly the greatest singaporean wrestler of all time. I would love to give him a 10 but i think his nxt performances are not as good as his indy so I will give him a 9. For me personally promo is most important and he never cut any promo on nxt. But 9 for his amazing look and in ring ability and for putting my home on the map of wrestling." |
58 | today 02:53 | yenada wrote about Jinder Mahal: [] "My favorite wrestler of all time. He is so overhated for what? He can cut good promos, wrestle well and had such a good look. Undoubetedly the greatest Indian pro wrestler of all time. As a chennai-born Singaporean, seeing Jinder Mahal reach such levels was an inspiration. I dream to see Jinder vs Dante." |
59 | today 02:36 | evan2030 wrote about Jumbo Tsuruta vs. Stan Hansen: [7.0] "In the last of the proto-Triple Crown matches, Stan Hansen and Jumbo Tsuruta finally overcome ringouts to formally create the Triple Crown. This is the stiffest I've seen Tsuruta in this whole series, and the most he's been on the back foot too. Stan beat the bricks off of Jumbo all match, only losing when Jumbo dodged a lariat and scoring a borderline fluke pin. It's cool seeing a guy so well known for his lariat putting on an awesome match while only using it once at the end, not even hitting it. I'm definitely stanning Stan after these matches, but Tsuruta absolutely won me over too. The ending definitely leaves one wanting more, the third one so far to do so, but hey, after three matches I genuinely DO want more, so that's a testament to their chemistry. Also, hey Earthquake at ringside! Dude's 25 going on 58 here, absolutely wild. Seeing a bloodied Tsuruta was sick, this was a fun match, probably my favorite of the three. Looking forward to seeing how Tsuruta's reign goes." |
60 | today 02:27 | [4.0] "This felt like a house show. Almost nothing on here is worth watching. There's one decent match, and the segment of Sting getting kicked out of the Horsemen, but that's about it. We open with a fairly dull match between Steve Williams and the Samoan Savage that somehow still manages to be one of the best things on this show. Flyin' Brian and the Z-Man then take far too long to put the doughy MOD Squad away. Cactus Jack Manson then sacrifices his body to salvage something out of a dismal match up with Mil Mascaras. we are then treated to a terrible falls count anywhere match between Norman the Lunatic and Kevin Sullivan where we don't even get to see the finish. The Skyscrapers and the Road Warriors then have a fine match before The Steiner Brothers defended their World Tag Team Titles against Doom in the Match of the Night. Finally, we got a rushed and sloppy cage match between the Four Hoursemen and Gary Hart International." |
61 | today 02:19 | [0.0] "WTF was this? This result was completely unnecessary. The Infantry got a major botch in this match, and how are they responded? By getting a win in a tournament match... Yeah, not a single soul believe those guys are gonna win the whole thing, so why even bother sacrificing a competent duo for a couple jobbers? Absolutely disgraceful start for the Tournament Wild Card" |
62 | today 02:18 | Nevermore42 wrote about Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson & Ric Flair vs. Buzz Sawyer, The Dragon Master & The Great Muta: [5.0] "This match could have been good, even with the heel vs. heel dynamic, but it had no time. I don't know why it was so short, it didn't feel like anything else ran long." |
63 | today 02:18 | joethom wrote about Hirooki Goto vs. SANADA: [9.0] "Easily one of the best matches of the tournament, if not the best match so far. Goto and to his credit SANADA deliver a big feel main event in this unexpected semi final." |
64 | today 02:16 | Hiimfriendly wrote about Toni Storm: [3.0] "I'm willing to die on the hill of Toni Storm is a mediocre wrestler but highly overrated because she's hot. Yes, i said that. I've always view her as a competent mid-carder, but due to her physical attributes, promoters tend to push her way beyond her actual talent level. Look what happened in Progress, look what happened in NXT UK, and don't even get me started on her Stardom run, god, it still pisses me off to this day. I'll update this rating if she proves me wrong in AEW, but as of right now, she's a 5-6 wrestler overall. Update: Damn, she's gotten worse in AEW, she was passable elsewhere, but her matches are pretty much unwatchable these days, so as I promised, Im here to update my rating!" |
65 | today 01:56 | nWo-Joshi-Guy wrote about Wakana Uehara vs. Yuki Kamifuku: [6.0] "Probably the most dominant, and certainly, sadistic we have seen Kamiyu. Wakana did well but she has had better matches for me." |
66 | today 01:54 | [8.0] "I thought this was a very well executed and enjoyable tag match. Some nice counters and exchanges, particularly between Haru and HIMAWARI." |
67 | today 01:50 | ReedPryorNY wrote about Ren Narita vs. Zack Sabre Jr.: [8.0] "Ruined by the House of Torture bullshit, but Ren Narita and Zack Sabre Jr. turned it out once again. I was fully into Narita by match's end, right before the interference, and I think he's a great foil for the top stars of the company whose skills should be utilized more prominently. At some point, it's no longer going to make sense for someone as singularly talented as ZSJ to not be world champion. I'm predicting a deep G1 run for The Front Man, and hoping for a victory in the Tokyo Dome next year. ****" |
68 | today 01:50 | [7.0] "This was the only good match on a somewhat lackluster card. The Steiners usually have good matches, and Doom were both capable wrestlers. Hopefully Simmons can show some personality now that they are unmasked. I know that's asking too much for Reed." |
69 | today 01:44 | Golden Lover wrote about Konosuke Takeshita vs. Yuma Aoyagi: [8.0] "2023 - Fuck yeah, two fucking LADS doing lad shit. Loved every second of it. There were complaints about the thigh slap on a takeshita strike, but it didn't bother me. ****1/4" |
70 | today 01:41 | HandrexBullet wrote about Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins: [10.0] "A very well executed Hell in a Cell match. Yes is not a problem to say that this match is a 10 by the terrible injury of Cody. In one of the most violent stipulations in WWE, Cody made a superhero performance, this injury is one of the worst in the human body, he literally fights with one arm. Rollins mades another stellar performance with no result, maybe that was the only bad thing of this fight. The people will see this fight in the future when Cody becomes a legend, this fight is everything for Cody, is the step to glory, is the rise of the new babyface in WWE. Cody you really shut up a lot of mouths. A match for the ages. *****" |
71 | today 01:39 | WhatIsLooveee wrote about Doink vs. Mr. Perfect: [7.0] "Another attempt to determine which wrestler will take part in the King of the Ring tournament. This match was in a more aggressive manner than the previous one. The wrestlers turned the tables, and this time at the beginning, Doink took over the advantage, attacking Hennig before the start of the match. But his dominance ended quickly, as Curt injured his leg in his last match, and the emphasis was placed on working on it this time too. In the end, Doink was close enough to victory, but Hennig again seized the initiative and did a perfect plex, but again the wrestlers did not have enough time to determine the winner. A great match that put both in a good light, 7 points." |
72 | today 01:37 | ultravioletshiroi wrote about Triple H: [6.0] "Triple H was not that good of a wrestler. A good actor sure but he could barely wrestle by today's standards of talent. He was over because he was good at marketing himself while playing storylines assigned to him. But let's be honest as a wreslter he is average and he often oversells moves making it look like a cartoon fight. I wanna see real wrestling not overexaggerated overselling. He oversells his own entrance too. Triple H used behind the scenes power to put himself over time and time again and bury talent. Like I said Triple H is a good wrestler but he is nowhere near one of the best, he just has really high charisma." |
73 | today 01:29 | evan2030 wrote about Jumbo Tsuruta vs. Stan Hansen: [7.0] "As the second of three in the "Pre-Triple Crown Triple Crown Matches" series, this one exceeds it's predecessor. I felt the first one was a bit slow for my own tastes for the first half, but these two start this one like they were shot out of a cannon. It's interesting seeing Hansen playing the de facto face in this one, with Tsuruta dominating him for much of the early bout, stomping out any comeback attempts quickly and brutally. The fans even start booing him as he continuously punishes Stan on the outside, conversely cheering Hansen for choosing to roll his opponent back into the ring regularly. The two of them were laying their shots in like crazy, with both guys using crisp elbows and Stan clubbing the soul out of Tsuruta all match. I like that they still can't unify these belts all this time later because they devolved to beating the tar out of each other outside again. Also, Korakuen Hall, neat! Good match, makes for an even more interesting rubber match. Only one more proto-Triple Crown match left." |
74 | today 01:28 | ultravioletshiroi wrote about Nathan Jones: [2.0] "Boring wrestler, no charisma, subpar in-ring skills. Man's entire gimmick and purpose is literallly just "I'm very big". Aside from being one of Brock Lesnar's henchmen for a brief period he was extremely forgettable and had no personality. Only geezers want to see 6 ft 8 and taller guys wrestle. The only thing he had going for him was strength and an intimidating look. No personality, just loootsa strenghth. It's a miracle he got fired." |
75 | today 01:24 | WhatIsLooveee wrote about Doink vs. Mr. Perfect: [7.0] "Matt Borne got used to his character very well, and it was in his performance that Doink was an amazing gimmick, a crazy clown playing mind games with rivals, scaring children in the fan section and coming up with some new antics every time. And Curt Hennig, an amazing wrestler who was at the peak of his career, may have been the opponent with whom Matt showed, I think, his best matches during his short run. It was an exciting technical fight in which Curt aimed primarily on the enemy's leg, but the wrestlers could not identify the winner and the match for qualification to the King of the Ring ended in a draw, and this mini-feud remained open, as evidenced by their fight after the bell." |
76 | today 01:23 | [8.0] "This was a borderline great match. This was all action from the start, with almost no time wasted. It was a spotfest, but it was well done and they still sold very well. It was the first of a great best of 5 series between these two teams. ****" |
77 | today 01:06 | bombelek wrote about Charlotte Flair vs. Rhea Ripley: [] "A solid matchup really, some nasty bumps, but overall very very good. But after a rewatch, you can see very clearly that Flair was not hiding the fact she was going to lose." |
78 | today 01:05 | [3.0] "Quite a standard not very interesting tag team match between the teams of good and bad guys, in which Pillman's comeback, as expected, caused the best reaction. Slater and Valentine were able to win, and it's sad enough that their union didn't achieve much success, since they looked pretty good as a team." |
79 | today 01:03 | AlphaHatsuseno wrote about Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins: [7.0] "I think this is admittedly good entirely on part of Cody's injury with absolutely nothing to do with Seth's performance. The novelty and babyface performance makes it special but the work itself holds it back from achieving true greatness. Still one of the better WWE matches of the year." |
80 | today 01:02 | Leo 4 King wrote about APC Apocalypse VII (17.03.2024): [8.0] "A very good show, with good wrestling and great crowd. The action was very good even though having a few more one on one match could have made it event better." |
81 | today 00:59 | AlphaHatsuseno wrote about The Undertaker vs. Triple H: [6.0] "For me this is the epitome of a forced epic and plodding melodrama. They emulate a lot of the previous Michaels matches but make it worse. Shave off 12 minutes of this and it could be great but overall it brings out the worst tendencies in Triple H and Undertaker." |
82 | today 00:55 | [4.0] "Just an ordinary random match from a WCW Saturday Night, that wasn't particularly noteworthy, even though it featured great wrestlers, even though Matt Borne's gimmick was pretty cartoonish at the time and he frankly had no chance of doing much better in WCW, and despite my skepticism of Bagwell, he was a young standout at the time. Not bad wrestling, but the match itself was pretty forgettable." |
83 | today 00:53 | [8.0] "Without the Jericho match this would've been easily a 9, however that match sucked and kinda took me out of the show for a bit. The rest of the night, however, was awesome. Mercedes Mone is All Elite! AEW's third major signing in the last three weeks and this one is an absolute game changer for the women's division. She delivered a fairly decent promo in the opening segment and then got involved in the main event as well with seeds being planted for lots of future match-ups. Can't wait to see what's next for her. Joe vs. Wardlow was a good opening bout. These two don't have the best chemistry but here I think they had their best match yet. The Elite vs. Pac, Penta and Kingston was my match of the night, just super fun and entertaining all around. I love this new version of Okada, pairing him with the Bucks was a genius idea and I was super happy to see Pac back in action. Will Ospreay cut a crazy-good promo on his upcoming match with Bryan Danielson. Really passionate with an awesome delivery, show it to anyone who says he's just a spot monkey and can't cut a promo. White vs. Allin was really good, nice chemistry between the two and the ending was wonderful. In the post-match we finally got freeded from that awful thing that was the Bang Bang Scissoring Gang as BCG turned on the Acclaimed, thank God. Lion-Hook vs. Gates of Agony was bad. Just bad. Does Jericho really needs to be on TV every week at 54? Willow vs. Riho was a really good main event, both ladies really brought their A-games to Boston and delivered two great perfomances. Post-match was also nice. Overall: lots of fun matches with some stories being advanced in front of a red-hot Boston crowd. AEW is back and I can't wait to see what's next for the company. Haven't been this hyped for the AEW product in quite a while." |
84 | today 00:52 | Michael Morbius wrote about "Please say hello to your new CEO.": [6.0] "As far an introduction promo goes, this was kind of underwhelming. It absolutely pales in comparison to Punk's first promo in AEW back in 2021. In this promo Mercedes really doesn't say anything, she thanks the fans for supporting her throughout her carrer and talked about her dreams that led her to accomplish great things. Really bland and generic stuff with a random shoutout to Eddie Guerrero as well. Maybe it was her first promo and she was emotional but, on a second watch, this was mid. Not bad, just mid. Hadn't been for the crowd, it would've been way worse." |
85 | today 00:50 | OMGItzJagzz wrote about Batista vs. Chris Jericho: [6.0] "Coming into this match, the WWE Intercontinental Champion, Chris Jericho, performs in a non-title match against Batista. The previous night at Judgment Day 2008 in Omaha, Nebraska, Chris Jericho wrestled in another non-title bout against a former rival of Shawn Michaels, in which he lost in nearly sixteen minutes. This is a shot at Chris Jericho's confidence and ego, and it's clear he wants to get this match over with as soon as it starts, as he attacks Batista immediately as the bell rings. The bigger man in Batista can push him off and elbow at the back of Jericho in the corner, until he then backs Jericho into the opposite side corner and gets to work on him there with jabs and shoulder tackles. Batista Irish whips Jericho into a corner, and Jericho stops the animal in his tracks with a boot to the head, following it up with some jabs in which Batista pushes him away and strikes him in the throat. Batista whips him off the ropes, trying for a back throw, but Jericho kicks him and runs the ropes to gain momentum before being lifted by Batista and dropped on his chest. Batista continues to dominate Jericho with clotheslines and strikes. As Batista begins to whip Jericho, he seems to tumble as if something is wrong with his knee, with the referee checking on him as we go to break. Back from break, and Batista is still dominating the Intercontinental Champion. Batista seems to not buy that Jericho is injured, with the power whipping Jericho into a corner. Jericho tries to rally some momentum by kicking him, but Batista shrugs it off and strikes him back. He then whips him into the ropes, but Jericho catches himself and fakes Batista out as he tumbles over the top rope and onto the floor. Now it seems Batista has his left knee injured. As he limps into the ring, Jericho begins to work on the left leg and knee of Batista. Jericho was faking his knee injury all along and has now got Batista in his trap. Batista tries to push him off with his legs twice, even with a big boot to the head, but his knee isn't able to support the rest of his weight, and he collapses. Jericho continues to try and go after his knee, but Batista drops his "Spine on the Pine" with a Spinebuster. The animal tries to put Jericho away with a Batista bomb, but Jericho counters into the walls of Jericho. The agony Batista is in for a full minute is teeth-grinding, but he can make the break in the bottom rope. How much left could be in the tank of Batista, as it seems to come down to not a matter of if, but when? Batista makes his way to his feet and throws a haymaker that's avoided by Jericho into a chop block, then a Lionsault, which is avoided. Batista stands and tries another Batista bomb, but Jericho hangs on to the ropes and kicks him in the legs again. As Jericho scales the top rope, Batista drops him with a clothesline. Batista, making his comeback, has Jericho where he wants him and tries a spell, but Jericho avoids it and sends him shoulder-first into the ring post. Jericho then tries his signature Codebreaker, but Batista catches him, and Batista bombs him for the win. With the odds stacked against him, Batista's will to get his revenge against Shawn Michaels at One Night Stand kept him in this match. (***1/4)" |
86 | today 00:42 | stonedmoth103 wrote about DPW No Pressure 2023 (21.05.2023): [6.0] "Just an overall entertaining show. The deadlock boys know how to book a show from top to bottom and keep you entertained. The matches weren't the 5 star classics some may be looking for but overall the did what they to." |
87 | today 00:35 | Ariak wrote about Kento Miyahara vs. Zeus : [7.0] "Way too long for what it is in my opinion. Not a big fan of the match so quickly going into brawling on the outside and on the entrance ramp. My first Zeus match I've seen and he didn't particularly impress me a lot. Miyahara and Zeus have good chemistry together but I thought the match just had issues with structure and pacing." |
88 | today 00:33 | flightaker321 wrote about Bryan Danielson vs. Katsuyori Shibata: [9.0] "The fact that this match even happened at all is pretty damn cool. The matwork and grappling work at the start of this was great since it had intensity and a struggle to get the upper hand . You also got some delightful strikes, chops and kicks that you would expect from these two. The dynamic of trying to outdo one another when hitting strikes was also cool. The slap exchange was a great example of this, and Bryan ended up winning that by hitting Shibata with an unexpected kick. The counters at the end were tremendous and made it feel like the match could really end any moment in which it did.****1/2" |
89 | today 00:32 | flightaker321 wrote about Kyle Fletcher vs. Will Ospreay: [5.0] "Commentary saying that Ospreay back was in ruins because Takeshita hit a brain buster on the turnbuckle, and then seeing him wrestle this match was quite funny to see. This match was long for a TV match, but not all that long for a match but felt even longer due to the way it was structured. They started hitting big moves early on in this and no this wasnt as good as the Takeshita match when they did it because Fletcher isnt Takeshita. All of the offense looks good here from both guys but it was mainly just two guys mindlessly hitting each other with big moves until it was time to hit the finish.**3/4" |
90 | today 00:31 | zachattack2023 wrote about WWF WrestleMania XIV - "The Greatest PPV Attraction Of All Time!" (29.03.1998): [8.0] "This is a great show and one of the most important ppv of all time as it is considered the start of the attitude era by most you have a great main event match between shawn michaels and steve austin you have kane vs undertaker and the rest of the show is pretty good as well. The only bad match on this show was the opener." |
91 | today 00:31 | zachattack2023 wrote about Shawn Michaels vs. Steve Austin: [9.0] "This match I think was great and it got Steve austin the belt I truly think it Shawn wasn't hurt this match would have been an instant classic but he got hurt and what we got was great. ****1/2" |
92 | today 00:31 | TayKZY wrote about Midnight Heat: [8.0] "These guys rule. Very underrated independent tag team act. Convinced they can put on a good match with anyone." |
93 | today 00:30 | zachattack2023 wrote about Kane vs. The Undertaker: [9.0] "This match is great from in ring work not the best but this match wasn't suppose to be that it was suppose to be a spectacle and it was this was also the first time taker was actually challenged at mania also the story line going into this match was fantastic. ****1/2" |
94 | today 00:30 | TayKZY wrote about Eddie Kingston, Josef Samael & Schaff vs. Eddie Pearl, Levi Cooper & Ricky Gibson : [8.0] "This match was a really fun rip off of Anarchy in the Arena. Eddie was a surprise entrant into the main event and brought the crowd up to another level. Midnight Heat are always a treat and a very underrated independent tag team act." |
95 | today 00:28 | [8.0] "This is a really fun match that has some great spots I love that Mick foley and Terry one I thought this match was just a very fun match. ****" |
96 | today 00:27 | zachattack2023 wrote about Aguila vs. Taka Michinoku: [7.0] "This is a really good match and given the amount of time this match was awesome some awesome high flying spots in this match and it is a fun match. ***1/2" |
97 | today 00:27 | LIGERISM wrote about Kankuro Hoshino vs. Masashi Takeda: [6.0] "A decent match that went surprisingly really hard towards the end. Masashi Takeda has the charisma to make the early parts of Hoshino match enjoyable. Takeda also got to show why he is the Crazy Kid and gave Hoshino an absolute beating towards the end." |
98 | today 00:11 | Nevermore42 wrote about Animal & Hawk vs. Dan Spivey & Mark Callous: [5.0] "This was a boring match, but not actively bad, so that's pretty good here. The ending was confusing and if I didn't read the result here, I would have assumed that the Road Warriors had won." |
99 | today 00:07 | [4.0] ""What The World Is Watching", except the MILLIONS of us who watched Clash Of The Champions 1 instead. How many times must it be said that Clash 1 was the better show? It was the better show btw. So guess who elementary school me chose to win this tournament? GUESS! Did you guess Bam Bam Bigelow? If so, here's a cupcake. All matches that meet the criteria are reviewed, so feel free to read the if you care. All matches that do not meet or exceed 5 minutes will get a small blurb here. Opening Battle Royal had a fun finish that I will always appreciate and in general it wasn't too bad (5.75). I can't review DiBiase vs Duggan but I think they did well for the time allowed and it established the additional threat of Andre tremendously, Ted also looked quite strong here (5.25). Don Muraco vs Dino Bravo is less than five minutes but feels more than twelve, at times it's completely awful (0.75). Ricky Steamboat vs Greg Valentine is a match I definitely liked (7.5). Butch Reed vs Randy Savage wasn't bad but was underwhelming (4.5). The One Man Gang vs Bam Bam Bigelow. I told you I thought Bigelow would take the big one. Kids are stupid. Apparently Bam Bam had a big time boo boo and needed surgery yesterday and even walking to the ring was probably murder for the guy. The match is two clubbing BO-hemoths and isn't that good but is still better than Muraco vs Bravo (2). Hulk Hogan's promo at this point is gawd awful STUPID. Here is where I will mention Bob Uecker doesn't put over despicable dipshit donny and calls the building what it is: THE CONVENTION CENTER. Bob Uecker gets a fist bump. Rick Rude vs Jake Roberts is staggeringly disappointing and borderline torture during the chinlocks (3.25). Hercules vs The Ultimate Warrior is about as trash as Bravo vs Muraco, because Warrior is blown up damn early and that finish sucked (0.75). Andre the Giant vs Hulk Hogan was a match that had a finish (0.75). Ted DiBiase vs Don Muraco ain't so bad, in fact it's decent (5.75). Greg Valentine vs Randy Savage is quite good but I wish it had more time (6). Honky Tonk Man vs Brutus Beefcake is somehow not the worst thing on the show (1). The British Bulldogs & Koko B Ware vs The Islanders & Bobby "The Brain" Heenan is always better than I recall and I think it's because the show overall is so damn lackluster, that by this time even a match like this feels refreshing and not so bad (4.5). At this point I have to say "enough" and go to sleep. If I die in my sleep, it's a shame that this was the last wrestling event I watched. If I wake up alive I will FINISH this review and then do Clash Of The Champions 1 (I really hope I wake up alive). For now the average is a 3.67 rounded up and so far only two matches are a sure fire recommendation and they both have Greg Valentine!" |
100 | today 00:05 | boymeetsworld wrote about Jun Saito vs. Seigo Tachibana: [7.0] "Tachibana is a master worker - he got the crowd going right after the bell, made them want to see him pull off an upset against a much bigger Jun Saito, but ultimately made him look great. Perfect way for Saito to get momentum for CC after his failed Triple Crown challenge." |