| 1 | 04.07.2026 | BigMeatyMan | 7.0 | |
| 2 | 13.05.2025 | King of Strong Style | 6.0 | |
| 3 | 20.11.2024 | Crippler Crossface | 6.0 | |
| 4 | 27.04.2024 | qaywsxed | 6.0 | |
| 5 | 03.03.2024 | Den003 | 6.0 | it's strange why no one gave the release a 6, but it seems to me the most appropriate rating. There were some good matches on the show, especially the first match and Flair's match. Good development around the tag team titles as well as the final segment. However, there were also many passing matches. Well, the Flair and Benoit matches had more potential |
| 6 | 26.12.2023 | AidanArcher | 8.0 | |
| 7 | 16.07.2023 | WatchingEveryNitro | 8.0 | A memorable 1st hour with JJ talking about how Flair is in a helicopter to face Hall right now. Buff Bagwell dropping rhymes "I'm Buff, I'm tough, I'm the stuff, and the girls can't get enough". Some bad, including the Wallstreet match. The 2nd hour was amazing, Steiners and Harlem Heat build heat my making sure neither become the #1 contender. The main event actually gets time and Flair V Hall is a great match! With a great post segment with Macho hitting JJ Dillion after saying he was disappointed in him. Great Nitro 8.5/10 |
| 8 | 16.04.2023 | arrancar | 4.0 | One of those common Nitros where nothing that interesting happens, at least never for long, but I still manage to be slightly entertained at a few points. Hall and Syxx's opening promo attacking Flair was decent, and Dillon coming out to force Hall into a match later on with Flair got a good crowd reaction. Wright vs Glacier was super short but surpringly good. Wright had some really nice strikes and played a decently arrogant and aggressive heel, and Glacier showed a variety of nice kicks. A shame this was so short. TS;NR (too short; no rating). The post-match angle with Mortiis and Wrath's attack was pretty good, and Glacier actually resembled somewhat of a star in the process for the first time. Bagwell vs Gomez was a mostly forgettable squash. Bagwell's heel-taunting was alright, though Gomez wasnt a very fiery/exciting babyface. TS;NR. Morrus vs Iakuea was another, this time even shorter match, with Iaukea getting the quick win due to Morrus being jumped by Konan before the match. Not super interesting. TS;NR. Harlem Heat confronting Dillon during his interview with Gene was good, putting forward their plans to reclaim the tag titles. DDP's promotional video showing his training and mentality was a bit cheesy but still quite good. I especially liked how dangerous the Diamond Cutter was pushed to be. The Steiners vs Chono & Muta was okay. Muta showed very good charisma with his unique movements and flashy attacks, and Chono was an okay bruiser as his partner, while Scott and Rick were fun powerhouses. A shame about the interference finish. **1/2. Flair's promo on Hall was wonderfully unhinged as always. Malenko vs Wallstreet wasn't the best, but then it didn't get much time either. Wallstreet was a pretty forgettable bruiser, but Malenko's grappling and athleticism were typically really strong. A shame about yet more interference. **. Jarretts' post-match promo calling out Malenko was okay, as was Mongo's promo. Ciclope & Damien vs Harlem Heat was another annoyingly short match with interference. Heat were okay, but the luchadors were sloppy. Disappointing. TS;NR. Benoit vs Barbarian was pretty damn good for its time. There was typically great intensity from Benoit, and some wonderfully ruthless bruiser offence from Barbarian. Absolute travesty that even a match like *this* couldn't get more than 5 minutes. TS;NR. Unfortunately, Benoit's post-match promo on Hart was typically stiff and awkward, and I still don't care about his feud with Sullivan. Flair vs Hall was "two professionals having a professional wrestling match", meaning their technique was solid and they had decent energy, but it just wasn't very creative. To top it off, it stupidly ended with interference for the 4th time of the night. At least the crowd was hot for it all, though. **1/2. Savage's promo and attack on Dillon was alright, though Dillon was definitely overused at this point in the show. Interesting having Bischoff try to calm Savage down, though. |
| 9 | 24.12.2022 | bigsubwoofer | 5.0 | |
| 10 | 17.11.2022 | XXDoubleHHXX | 8.0 | Another solid episode of Nitro and my boys Damien and Ciclope got a huge win with the help of the Steiners of course. Great wrestling, the jobber matches were fun but Alex Wright shouldn't be a jobber. NWO Japan gets to shine here and I marked out. Ric Flair and Syxx just outshines Hall which is sad but the hype for this feud got me so on edge. |
| 11 | 06.09.2022 | Mudshow Idol | 5.0 | |
| 12 | 10.04.2022 | Uweuwesen | 7.0 | Seit längerem mal wieder eine ziemlich gute Ausgabe mit einer Story, die sich durchzog, vorzeigbarem Wrestling und Entwicklungen. Stark |
| 13 | 18.01.2022 | JFVenuto | 7.0 | |
| 14 | 14.01.2022 | texasyosh | 7.0 | Very solid episode of Nitro here with some must-see TV matches with nWo Japan and Flair/Hall. Overall this is a pretty good show, not many low moments to note. |
| 15 | 23.02.2020 | Mizzle Assault Ant | 8.0 | A lot of really good stuff on this Nitro (and a bit of bad, Malenko vs. Wallstreet is a huge bore for example). Benoit vs. Barbarian is the best match of the show, just brutalizing each other. Flair vs. Hall is excellent as well, and I also enjoyed the Steiners tag and perhaps surprisingly Wright vs. Glacier. Savage threatening Okerlund and finally clobbering Dillon at the end was really well done, very nice execution, even Bischoff was trying to stop Savage! |
| 16 | 25.09.2018 | DerHitman | 4.0 | |
| 17 | 18.04.2017 | Smi-48 | 4.0 | Hall und Waltman haben mal wieder große Klappe, bis JJ Dillon ein Match gegen Flair ansetzt. Alex Wright ist zwar mittlerweile etwas cocky, jobbt sich aber immer noch genauso durchs Roster wie zuvor. Bagwell ist nWo und Gomez ist es nicht - somit klare Sache. Morrus, im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes angeschlagen durch Konnan, unterliegt Iaukea. Was letzte Woche Sonny Onoo attackierte, nennt sich heute nWo Japan, sieh mal einer an. Die Asiaten bekommen dann auch entscheidende Hilfe von Harlem Heat, bei welchen man nie so richtig weiss, auf wessen Seite sie denn nun stehen. Malenko gegen Rotundo ist sogar halbwegs okay. Payback is a bitch, und darum revanchieren sich die Steiners, und Harlem Heat verliert. Benoit beerdigt den Barbarian und sucht immer noch nach Sullivan. Flair und Hall probieren es intensiv, aber es endet nur im üblichen Eingriff von außerhalb. Immerhin erweist sich McMichael trotz all der Differenzen mit Jarrett noch als treuer Horseman und rettet den Nature Boy. Bei Slamboree hat man Savage und Page noch nicht rausgehauen, dieses Bonbon spart man sich für den GAB auf. Somit ist der Rest der Show ein erster größerer Hype für die anstehende Show in Moline - und zwar attackiert der Macho Man die Autorität in Form von Dillon, was schon ein deftiger kleiner Impact ist. Ob und welche Konsequenzen dieser Angriff haben wird, ist natürlich ein Cliffhanger zur Folgewoche. Freizeit-Hogan fehlt mal wieder komplett und auch Nash hat frei. Stattdessen ist die Undercard schwach und nur im Tag-Bereich passiert etwas. Heute hängen die Stories bis auf den Ausrater Savages deutlich und insgesamt ist das dann auch nicht so richtig großes Kino. |
| 18 | 28.03.2017 | HudE | 5.0 | Die relevanten Matches bekamen dieses Mal mehr Zeit und man hatte mit Chono & Muta gegen die Steiners, Malenko vs. Wallstreet, Benoit und Barbarian und Flair vs. Hall 4 ordentliche Matches. Ansonsten war der Fokus dieser Ausgabe auf JJ Dillon gerichtet und sein Versuch etwas Gegenwehr zu zeigen. Die Promo von Hall am Anfang war in Ordnung und die Ansetzung von Dillon logisch. Der Heelturn von Wright wurde weiter ausgebaut und das Match zwischen Harlem Heat und den Steiners klassisch gebookt. Ric Flair tickte außerdem mal wieder komplett aus bei Mean Gene, was immer unterhaltsam war und die ewige Zankerei zwischen Jarrett und McMichael ging auch weiter, an dem ich komplett das Interesse verloren hatte. Der Ausgang des Flair vs. Hall Matches war abzusehen, aber das eigentliche Highlight dieser Show folgte erst danach. Savage zwingt zuerst Mean Gene mit ihm raus zu kommen und verprügelt dann JJ Dillon gnadenlos. Das war großartig und die Reaktion von Bischoff mit dem folgenden "Snap into this! " grandios. Das Interesse an dem DDP vs. Savage war nach diesem Segment bei mir um ein vielfaches höher und ein tolles Ende für eine ansonsten ordentliche, aber ereignisarme Show. |
| 19 | 04.01.2014 | WCWler | 7.0 | Eine ordentliche Show mit teilweise guten Kämpfen. Leider endete der Main Event in einer DQ. Das Endsegment hingegen mit Savage und Dillon war richtig klasse. |
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