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1today
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."
2today
01:02 
[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."
3today
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."
4today
00:42 
[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."
5today
00:31 
[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."
6today
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!"
718.03.2024
23:28 
[6.0] "A good little 2 hours of TV. Nothing too spectacular, nothing that detracts. The Shibata / Danielson match was a little lackluster for me as a huge fan of both those guys. I ABSOLUTELY would rather watch that match on every AEW TV card for the rest of my life, but it didn't take the show past being a really good wrestling show or anything. Afterwards, we got a nice little sizzle package for Mone. I love her. Then we saw the Julia Hart / Trish Adora match which was sub-par because of Trish's work. She's so overrated. Afterwards we got a backstage segment to heat up Zac Knight and Harley Cameron. This shit belongs on Rampage. Then we get that frankly stellar Daniel Garcia / Lee Moriarity match. Danny is getting shined up real nice. I hope he keeps losing until we're ready to explode when he wins something meaningful. He's so good. This man has "future Ace of the promotion" written all over him. Then we're treated to a little injury report from Dynamite. Love to see it. I hope Jay White gets a shirt that says "I broke Darby's Foot." That makes the show feel very combat sports and VERY wrestling. Then we get a BEAUTIFUL little squash. PAC was like Aaron Solo, a bottom of the card on ROH, how about I squash him while showing off my best stuff and then cut a promo? So he did and it was great. Danielson backstage promo where we look at that GNARLY trap bruise looking worse. Just a little heater promo. Then we get the Claudio match where this dude does his same shit and refuses to lose. I'm not sick of that match, but I don't care for it and I really don't care for the 6 man feud we're clearly building to with The Righteous vs BCC. Backstage AGAIN with Saraya. Man, this Outcast program is really a time filler. Whenever Tony needs to fill a spot he reaches in the old bag and pulls this bad boy out. I don't like it. Get it back on Rampage. The KOR / Bryan Keith match was excellent! I love Keith and think that he really fits in so well on this roster and O'Reilly is the most adorable Aw Shucks murder machine in the world. It was a great match back and Keith trying to take advantage of Kyle's ring rust and making him think he was washed was SUCH good storytelling. Deonna Peruzza and Thunder Rosa interview segment. It was fine. Thunder Rosa is an incredible promo, but I don't believe her. I don't know why, I just don't believe her. Last match was hands down the worst match. HOB v Infantry was a disaster imo and you can read my review of that for me. Adam Copeland came out to cut an end of the show promo heating up his grudge match with Christian Cage and it was good enough. Really good for this promo light promotion and it hyped me for that match quite a bit. He's great for this promotion because he can talk OK and his workrate is up to standards, so I'm happy to have him on the show I like. Overall, I would not kick this episode of TV out of bed for eating crackers. I didn't skip anything and I wasn't left wanting, in other words, it was good television."
818.03.2024
23:25 
[8.0] "A great show that did what it was supposed to do. Most tag matches were good enough, some of them building up to other programs and future title matches and the 2 New Japan Cup matches delivered. EVIL finally got his comeuppance and put over Tsuji perfectly. Goto beat SANADA and makes us believe in him again. This sets up a very interesting final !"
918.03.2024
23:02 
[5.0] "It felt fresh and like a pre-Attitude Era show and even though it wasn't the best in terms of the match quality I was happy to escape the constant brawling for once. Old-school barricades, no garbage matches and most of the stuff kept in the ring. Some decent bouts here and there with Triple H vs The Rock leading the line, where they delivered a good contest with a big match feeling. Also Jarrett vs Brown and Jericho vs Road Dogg were quite enjoyable, while Bulldog vs X-Pac and Triple Threat Tag weren't bad. There were obviously some skippable matches like Kane vs Show or Godfather vs Gangrel, but even then the fans weren't bored and were chanting loudly. The only rotten thing was the women's Fatal 4 Way, but at least it didn't went long. Overall nothing incredible, but I always gladly watch these UK shows, as the atmosphere there feels like we're back to the 80s and early 90s."
1018.03.2024
22:41 
[8.0] "Pretty good episode for Collision with two "tentpole" matches (Shibata/Danielson and O'Reilly/Keith) that pushed it from a 6.5/7 to an 8. The rest of the card was solid if unspectacular, but the stories they're helping to push were cohesive and should pay off. The Copeland promo was quite good, and a compelling way to end the show. None of the matches over-stayed their welcome so I never felt like I was waiting for a segment to end."
1118.03.2024
22:06 
[8.0] "This was the event seen live by WWF writer Vince Russo young child from Long Island, the main event of this show was a shark cage match between newcomer Greg The Hammer Valentine vs Chief Jay Strongbow. So much absurd bushwah in the main event but it was the 70s where many false finishers took place. Previous matchup featured count out between a massive Gorilla Monsoon and the winner Nikolai Volkoff. Tito Santana defeating Jose Estrada with the flying burrito in 7 minutes and 28 seconds. Best match that night with a crown acquiesce of utilised talents Jose Estrada bumping around the buckles like crazy. Many say he is a best kept secret in the WWF that time. Two lower hand guys competed in an opener where Steve King beats Mario Mancinis future trainer Tony Altimore with barely any reaction. Another decent B list/real show during the prime WWWF era that didnt have Bruno Sammartino on."
1218.03.2024
22:05 
[5.0] "This was a pretty so-so night of the New Japan Cup. The semi-main event was disappointing, but the main event was actually a good bit of fun and the undercard was alright. [MOTN: EVIL vs. Shingo Takagi]"
1318.03.2024
22:02 
[9.0] "This was another great ppv after backlash 2000, WWF were riding high in storylines at this time and the the ring wrestling was getting better with the likes of Jericho, Angle, Eddie and Benoit , The main event was the rock and triple hs best macth really coming to a conclusion in this ppv the undercard was okk and the crowd was live back then great ppv"
1418.03.2024
21:29 
[7.0] "First and foremost: What is going on with the tunnels? Do they stopped caring or what's up with this inconsistency? Danielson went back to being a face after he respected Kingston why the fuck is he coming off from the heel tunnel now? Especially for a Shibata match, his damn dream match. Then after slapping the shit out of FTR, Claudio says I am a face too huh but Bryan ain't. Lance is a face too? What did he do to redeem himself? He is still aligned with The Righteous obviously. KoR is going through your usual comeback after injury character. Yes, emotions are there but he is still friends with the Kingdom and Roddy. They are the worst. Then Bryan Keith is heel? Or is he? I can't tell anymore. I wouldn't mind any of these if AEW didn't bring back their condom tunnels. It gets more obnoxious every time. Other than these, it was an alright show. Danielson vs Shibata was a blessing to watch. KoR against Keith didn't disappoint. He, at least, now has a better theme with a more serious tone (can't be Still Tippin' but it is what it is). He was more mean which might signal that he went heel. I'll follow his new direction with a pleasure. I am also pleasantly surprised by Adora. She looked times better than Hart which didn't help to the match especially when you know she is there to job. Hart needs to lose sometime soon, her reign got stale. The gimmick of the match was unnecessary but we'll get to that. Claudio vs Archer was a solid match but Archer's overall AEW tenure is enough to hurt the match. He can't win the big ones. He's one hell of a big dude and he can't win. What is worse is to book The Righteous as lackeys and have them interfere. It'll lead to 6 man tag and that's it. Archer & Righteous will lose as they should and they need to break up asap. Archer without Roberts as a mouthpiece also feels lacking. The Infantry vs HOB was actually decent. It was barely an upset because you know who's winning after a group debuts to confront FTR and the match goes on too long. People can't really read the room. I like upsets, I like underdog wins but it was not The Infantry outplaying them. It was a convenience thing, Mark happened to be there and cost HOB the match. They didn't play it right. In fact Brody and Buddy was equally at fault. Brody got distracted and Buddy let his pride catch him and didn't end the match. For a survival match, it's acceptable but I don't know how this sets up FTR vs The Infantryt right. You can't expect people to hype for that after a glorified squash. Rated R's promo rocked and that's it. He'll blow the place next Wednesday with Spike."
1518.03.2024
21:20 
[8.0] "One of the better Sparks in that it had two good matches, some nice promos plugging Beast Coast, and some interesting segments setting up future events. The Blackwood segments over time were the low point and I would have liked a different VIF promo rather than the one already shown on the previous show."
1618.03.2024
20:51 
[8.0] "was there. the feed though did seemingly cut out the main event. gonna rate the matches and give my thoughts. 1. el.Primohenio v DKC: wasn't advertised early enough as I didn't know this was happening till I got there. decent showing. some minor mistakes but they picked up as the match went on. do think it could have went better 6/10 2. Eli Everfly v Ishmael Vaughn: was a fun one overall. took a while for em to find some chemistry/fluidity but when they did, they gave fun spots. gonna ignore the audience ruining some spots by not moving out of the way fast enough as it was still cool. (audience not moving out of the way ruined the fluidity) 6/10 was creative 3.Krusty Krew v Lucha Kings: wasnt a fan of babyface v babyface as they usually are more high octane or fast paced. they worked this at a normal rate. fun none the less but yeah both teams have looked better 5/10 4: Mongol Santino v Raunchy Rico: I can understand if you were to watch this with no outside info on who is who but this match was a special send off for someone who has made a mark on the socal wrestling scene. is it a bit cheesy and did the camera stupidly go to Mongol blading even though he hid it from the crowd well? yes but I think it was still special. Alonzo and Damiens antics outside helped and they inserted some fun into it. the story itself with Rico and Mongol was fun and simple and continues off him and his past bids (in kayfabe) going for controll of the promotion. Rico was perfect as it seemed he improvised some stuff. not ranking this as its special and im glad Mongol got to have one last match 5. The wolf zaddies v Los Suavecitos: could be match of the night for me. ive only heard of LS before but man did both team kill this. if you look at both teams, you'd be surprised at how competitive this was. Wolf Zaddies kept underestimating LS and LS had the advantage at times but where to cocky still by the time WZ woke up. overall fun match between the two with some great storytelling and chemistry. don't think they could make a rivalry but a match between them every now and then would be fun too see cause it seriously blew my expectations to complete dust. 9/10 6. Delilah Doom v Alozo Alvarez: completely shocked when I realize the guy with the jigalo character came out for this. great stuff between the two. Doom made sure to sell the knee she was coming back from and Alonzo honestly looked great. the heel turn helped set something up between Doom and Williams at santino sisters in may which im excited for! fun match that made both wrestlers come out great. well sorta for doom. I want to see her kick Williams ass haha 8/10 7. last man standing; Slice Boogie v Big Dick Hoss: i came in not knowing a lot of wrestlers and soon as I got here, was feeling unsure. but as both of them made there entrance, I was cheerin and yelling my ass off. was it cause of the stipulation? maybe but it felt big time. and the wrestlers throughout made it feel that way. Slice Boogie has charisma off the charts that's comes from his wrestling itself. special talent. Big Dick hoss delivered too and brought the intensity. I loved the ending where dick hoss had his family into celebrate and slice grabs the mic and brings up that hoss has never pinned him. challenged him to a match right then and there and got into hoss head so much he accepted. 9/10 8. Slice Boogie v Dick Hoss. this match was a perfect follow up. Slice Boogies promo to goad hoss into a match had me so hyped. they worked it perfect and still sold they were just in a last man standing match. surprising ending after Hoss had such a celebration. great idea that had me by the throat. need to see hoss get that one fall win against Slice so bad now! 9/10"
1718.03.2024
20:13 
[7.0] "Entertaining and easy show to watch with a solid opener, good National title match, and a very good main event."
1818.03.2024
19:04 
[4.0] "At this point in the tour, I'm starting to feel the undercard fatigue and this night heavily exacerbated that feeling. I get it, New Japan were left in a crap position with one of their tournament matches having to be cancelled because of Finlay's illness and they tried to compensate by making the undercard matches longer. While it did result in some of the undercard matches flowing better, the length got a little grating by the end. Though it wasn't the fault of New Japan themselves, the lack of a second tournament match really hurt this card as well because the main event just wasn't enough to hold this card up. The memorial ceremony to Yutaka Yoshie in the beginning had me tearing up though. Rest in peace Yutaka Yoshie, and get well soon David Finlay. [MOTN: Jack Perry vs. SANADA]"
1918.03.2024
18:39 
[0.0] "Kofi Kingston is the only redeeming quality on this show and even he isn't enough to get this higher than a 0. Goldberg vs. Undertaker not only happened 20 years too late, but will be remembered as one of the worst matches in the history of wrestling. WWE ironically conducted itself like 1998 WCW A LOT during this era. Total shit smear of a wrestling show."
2018.03.2024
17:17 
[7.0] "Somehow this show was better than the sum of its parts. Most of the matches weren't that good, but they didn't overstay their welcome. We opened with the match of the night, an absolute classic between Bryan Danielson and Katsuyori Shibata. We then got a pretty disappointing TBS Title match between Julia Hart and Trish Adora that suffered for following Danielson-Shibata. Daniel Garcia and Lee Moriarty then had a basic match to fill some time. PAC continued his recovery by squashing Aaron Solo. Claudio Castagnoli and Lance Archer had a pretty solid match until the terrible finish. We then got the other actually good match of the night, between Kyle O'Reilly and Bryan Keith. Finally, the Infantry and the House of Black stunk out the joint to close the show."
2118.03.2024
15:16 
[8.0] "These events have to be rated on a different scale. It's intentionally bad and self-aware. The running time of these is usually 90-120 minutes and it flies by. It's never boring and there's always a few fun surprises each time."
2218.03.2024
14:53 
[6.0] "I think that this week's episode of Collision hasn't near as good as others this year; aside from Danielson x Shibata, and KOR vs Bryan Keith, every other match was very forgettable ( I'm writting in a monday about a show I watched saturday, and I forgot most of the matches already). About the promos, Danielson had a very good one, and The Undisputed Kingdom coming to celebrate with KOR after his match was very sweet, that's the type of moment when reality merges with the wrestling, as friends celebrate each other achievements."
2318.03.2024
14:03 
[] "That Rock segment has everything I'd ever want. My oh my is he charismatic, funny and terrifying. What a performance"
2418.03.2024
13:54 
[9.0] "This was a really strong Survivor Series show overall with several matches ranging from really good to being a straight up masterpiece. Bret Hart vs Austin is an absolute wrestling clinic and an essential match to watch. Sid vs Michaels is surprisingly great and one of Sid's best ever matches and also had a fantastic atmosphere with the crowd reactions. Undertaker v Mankind is really solid and the stipulation with Paul Bearer suspended above the ring was hilarious. The first Survivor Series Elimination match was good because of a strong debut from Furnas and LaFon establishing themselves as strong Tag Team Title contenders. The second one was decent too with The Rock debuting. The only bad match on the card was the dreadful third match which had one of the most ridiculous DQ's ever. It's up there with the very worst Survivor Series tag matches ever! That aside this was an awesome show overall with a lot of memorable moments."
2518.03.2024
13:43 
[7.0] "Solid show. The opener was a lot of fun. The threeway finish seemed weird. Kenoh continues to be the best at NOAH. The elimination match was alright. The junior heavyweight match was alright. Just feels like no one can give Daga that top match to make his title reign memorable. The main event felt more like a semi main event. Nothing bad or that great just a typical title defence."
2618.03.2024
13:24 
[8.0] "This is very much a Heels Over show, but the WWF was on a hot streak at the time and the match quality was good, so they got away with it. The build to WrestleMania 2000 wasn't the best and the event itself was one of the weaker Mania events overall, but this was one of the better shows during the build, with good wrestling and solid storyline advancement."
2718.03.2024
13:19 
[6.0] "The undercard here was more good than great, which meant it didn't do as good a job of making up for the bunkum in the Main Event in order to improve on the overall rating for the show. That being said, the cage match was the only match on the show that I'd say was actively bad, with everything else being decent to good"
2818.03.2024
13:19 
[3.0] "A rather disappointing show, as apart from the last two matches it was fairly predictable, and without much in-ring quality. What's more, the card is really huge and the audience amorphous, making the show boring at many points. Match stakes: 1/2 Match justification: 0/1 Wrestling quality: 0.5/2 Card choice: 0/1 Suspense: 0.5/1 Segments or angles: 0.5/2 Penalize or enhance elements: More than mediocre atmosphere: -0.5 Total: 3/10"."
2918.03.2024
13:11 
[8.0] "This show was probably at least 3-4 matches too long, but there was some really good stuff on the undercard and the Main Event delivered, so overall it's an easy thumbs up from me. I think you can argue that its one of the best early WrestleMania events based purely on overall match quality, as it has 5 matches at *** or higher by my watch, which wasnt at all to be sniffed at when it came to the WWF from this Era, as they were usually more about the bombast and pageantry than they were about the quality of the wrestling, so this event stands out as a result and is well worth a viewing. Its just a shame about the exploitation of the war and I am somewhat glad that the show tanked from a business perspective because the WWF deserved it really"
3018.03.2024
13:02 
[5.0] "CyberSlam 1997 is a maintenance show really, with all of the focus being on the Raw invasion and the pay per view in April, meaning that you don't really gain much from watching the show. The storyline advancement is minimal and there aren't any truly awesome matches to make up for that. Candido Vs Sabu is good, but not something you're going to want to go out of your way to see. As a result it's a thumbs in the middle show at best and I wouldnt recommend going out of your way to watch it"
3118.03.2024
12:55 
[6.0] "The triple combo of the opening three matches is enough to prevent this from being a bad show overall, as all three matches were not only good but they were good in different ways, which also set up some enjoyable storyline advancement in all three cases. The rest of the card was so-so, with a lot of Thunder-level matches and a disappointing Main Event. The bat match was far more entertaining than you'd think it would be given the participants, although the actual wrestling was pretty bad for the most part. It was definitely one of those matches where the entertainment came from good crowd heat and storytelling more than it did for the actual wrestling itself, so I totally understand why some might hate it. Ultimately theres enough good stuff on here that the show is middling at worst, and I'd argue that the majority of the card is better than the WWF's Unforgiven show from the same month in 1998. The Main Event and the weak parts of the undercard drag it down a bit in order to make it a thumbs in the middle at best, and the ending left us with more nWo nonsense at the expense of WCW, when the promotion really needed to start pivoting away from it at this stage as it was starting to get stale. This show comes mildly recommended due to the strong three matches that open it and the fact the majority of the card is okay, but it's not like you need to go out of your way to watch it or anything. Maybe just watch the first three matches and call it a day?"
3218.03.2024
12:51 
[9.0] "It was a fantastic episode this week: The highlight, of course, was Mercedes finally being All Elite. After that, (almost) all the matches were good and the segments delivered too... unfortunately, Jericho was there to remind us that nothing is perfect (I love Jericho, but sometimes, get away for a while is a smart choice, make the people misses you, and then come back with a bang)."
3318.03.2024
12:46 
[7.0] "It was a nice episode, kinda had a little bit of everything, so every fan can enjoy something there: a fun opener, a lady's squash, a good, hard-fought match, and a nice main event."
3418.03.2024
12:43 
[8.0] "The crowd got tired as this one wore on (possibly due to the heat maybe? ), but they were into it for the first half and there were two great matches for free TV here, so for the standards of the time this show was very watchable. They are probably better episodes of the show out there, but this was still a solid effort from WCW and I get why it has mostly positive reviews from the inmates here on Cage Match. The outdoor setting was nice as something different too, and its always fun for a company to keep things fresh from a presentation perspective now and then"
3518.03.2024
12:43 
[3.0] "I'm not sure if I'm being harsh here, but I didn't like this episode of RAW. The opener was disappointing and definitely a bit on the boring side, and none of the squashes were all that interesting. Diesel & HBK's was particularly underwhelming after how good their previous one was. King's Court was fine and adequately set up Neidhart vs. Bulldog, but it wasn't very memorable. Strange decision to bring back King Kong Bundy of all people while they're putting so much effort in to hyping 'the new era', too. It's not the worst, but I'd consider this to be a pretty flat show with nothing of real interest on it."
3618.03.2024
11:41 
[5.0] "While the wrestling wasn't exactly exceptional, the squashes were all pretty solid for what they were. Luger in particular had an energetic showing. Lawler vs Droese was fun for anybody who likes Lawler's style of wrestling, but unfortunately felt a bit underdeveloped thanks to a weak finish. The real reason to watch this show was Bob Backlund's interview segment, which was terrific. I am a huge fan of Backlund's work in this era and thought he really carried this week's episode, earning it an extra point from me thanks to the strength of his promo and overall character work."
3718.03.2024
11:38 
[5.0] "There's something missing from this Road To Wrestlemania. Physical confrontations, title changes, turns... There's no sense of a season finale, except for Reigns/Cody. The matches are a little uninteresting, and the Rock promo, my god... Complete malaise, we're a long way from the old-fashioned Hollywood Rock with his guitar."
3818.03.2024
10:57 
[4.0] "Not a bad episode of RAW. It was fun seeing Undertaker return to RAW, and the HBK & Diesel match was actually pretty great for a squash (I loved the suicide dive spot). I was fairly indifferent to King's Court, and still find myself missing Matt Borne's incarnation of Doink when I watch these shows. I'm sure I would have gone with a higher rating with a better main event, but unfortunately the Bushwhackers tend to be a low point of any show that they're on, and they certainly had no business closing out a show in 1994. That aside, I thought this was a fine edition of RAW."
3918.03.2024
08:33 
[3.0] "Boltin Oleg & Katsuya Murashima & Ryusuke Taguchi & Shoma Kato: An average opener that featured young lions, Boltin Oleg getting the win here was good to see [**]. El Phantasmo, Hikuleo & Tanga Loa vs Francesco Akira, Great O-Khan & TJP: Okay multiman match, Akira and Hikuleo trying to lock up with one another was entertaining, Loa getting the win was good to see, everyone else did their parts [**3/4]. Mikey Nicholls & Zack Sabre Jr vs Callum Newman & Jeff Cobb: This was an underwhelming tag match, nothing memorable happened here, Callum Newman was on the recieving end of the fall again here [**1/2]. El Desperado, Shota Umino & YOH vs Jack Perry, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Yujiro Takahashi: A sub standard multi man match that is more of a house show standard [*3/4]. Hirooki Goto, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano & YOSHI-HASHI vs Chase Owens, Gabe Kidd, Gedo, KENTA & Taiji Ishimori: A sub standard house show style multi man match again, the action was forgettable [*1/2]. Just 5 Guys vs Los Ingobernables de Japon: A okay mutli man match, Uemura keeps improving and gets another pinfall for his team which was good to see [**]. Yota Tsuji vs Ren Narita: This match wasn't terrible but wasn't great, HoT came out at the end until LIJ came out, the match went on a bit too long but the result was good when Tsuji came out the winner [**1/2]. EVIL vs Shingo Takagi: Here we go again with HoT bullshit, Takagi obviously in pain, hence why EVIL won this match, not a good match to be honest [*3/4]"
4018.03.2024
07:48 
[8.0] "A very good PPV with a great main event and good pacing with regards to the match ordering. Schiavone and Heenan were fun to listen to especially after watching lots of Raw!"
4118.03.2024
07:26 
[8.0] "This was a really good episode of early RAW. This is shockingly kinda great for the time. The 1-2-3 Kid/Razor Ramon feud continues to be really good to go back and watch. Doink vs Marty Jannetty in a 2/3 Falls rematch from last week was again really good, and probably my favourite thing on this show. This show was almost exclusively wrestling. The Steiners squash was decent. The weakest thing was the Mr. Hughes squash, but even that was one of his better efforts. One of the three best episodes so far of RAW."
4218.03.2024
06:55 
[9.0] "Soma Takao vs Tsubasa Suzuki: An average opening match, the action was solid throughout, nothing memorable with this match, an okay debut match for Suzuki [**1/2]. Ilusion, Rukiya & To-y vs Kazuma Sumi, Kuni & Yuya Koroku: A decent multi man match, all did their parts well [***]. Keisuke Ishii & Shinichiro Kawamatsu vs Gorgeous Matsuno & Toru Owashi: This match had a comedic twinge to it which was enjoyable to watch, the action was okay throughout [**1/2]. Akito vs Super Sasadango Machine: It was a comedy match, from the slow motion action, to the ending [**1/4]. Daisuke Sasaki, KANON & MJ Paul vs Antonio Honda, Chris Brookes & Masahiro Takanashi: The action for the most part was okay, Honda pausing the action to talk halfway through the match did not need to happen, but his slips were quite amusing [***]. Ken Ohka vs Sanshiro Takagi: An decently okay match, solid back and forth action, the chair being used while the referee had his back turned was the weakest moment [***1/4]. Shuji Ishikawa & Yoshitatsu vs Kazusada Higuchi & Yukio Naya: A great tag team match, some cool moments like the double stomp off the barrier which was cool to see, Ishikawa picking up the win for his team was nice to see [***3/4]. Danshoku Dino, Jun Akiyama & Makoto Oishi vs Kazuki Hirata, Naruki Doi & Shinya Aoki: This match had some comedic moments and solid wrestling, all involved put on a good performance [***]. Shunma Katsumata vs Hideki Okatani: Crazy, brutal, insane are a few words that could describe this match, Katsumata and Okatani took quite a few crazy bumps, including a few onto thumbtacks [***3/4]. Tetsuya Endo & Yuki Ino vs Ryuki Honda & Yuma Anzai: Honda and Anzai came in as the challengers, held their own against the champions even if they did not win the titles, Endo and Ino defended their titles in a hard fought defense [****]. MAO vs Takeshi Masada: It was a short match, not even 5 minutes, MAO hit a really cool looking spinning kick which kept Masada down that ended the match [*1/4]. Konosuke Takeshita vs Yuma Aoyagi: Another great match from Takeshita, he and Aoyagi went at it for 19 minutes, they went at it both inside and outside the ring, some brutal moments like the suplex on the apron from Aoyagi to Takeshita [****1/2]. Yuki Ueno vs HARASHIMA: Awesome main event, HARASHIMA is a decently good veteran, could not fault this match at all, action was great throughout MOTN and a MOTY contender [*****]"
4318.03.2024
04:49 
[5.0] "It could've been so much better, but Codyverse booking makes the fireworks set off by the excellent meaty triple-threat earlier in the night look retroactively like a damp squib."
4418.03.2024
04:33 
[7.0] "An entertaining show with a nice variety across of it. Shafir/Bailey and the main event ended up being my two favorites of the night but everything else was at least solid to good with a surprising title change and a variety of styles on display. Only thing I came away a bit disappointed by was Shelley/Dunn but an entertaining show otherwise and Revolvers best this year so far."
4518.03.2024
04:21 
[9.0] "5 hours that really flew by. DDT has it all here, a veritable buffet of wrestling with everything from.hardcore to comedy to two MOTYCs."
4618.03.2024
04:06 
[2.0] "The first half is pretty disastrous. Warrior has a bad promo, so does Roddy, and the rest of the promos were mid. The matches were also not good enough for Nitro? What is this Thunder card. Stevie Ray joins NWO^, leading Booker on his singles run. Another bit for Steiner and Buff mocking Rick. A Henning Jericho match that went to a 10 minute draw (it was 6:08). The main event is so confusing, the ref never calls the bell and Henning gets pinned in a match he isn't in. This main event scene is killing me. I swear WCW was good at one point."
4718.03.2024
02:36 
[9.0] "The home stretch of Takeshita v Komander was absolutely wonderful. Something every wrestling fan would enjoy. A thoroughly enjoyable hour that flew by, the Storm/May story progressed, The main event was a lot of more fun than the rating would enjoy. rampage has certainly found its position in AEW as something worth investing an hour in each Friday, albeit something I appreciate is far more tailored to pure wrestling fans rather than the casuals, as this is a show loaded with action rather than promos or segments"
4818.03.2024
02:13 
[9.0] "Great show, maybe the best show in the year so far, the Extreme and Tag Titles bouts were great, then Take/Aoyagi and KO-D Openweight bouts were fantastic."
4918.03.2024
00:49 
[8.0] "This show was excellent from a storytelling standpoint and while for the most part the wrestling is also decent, I have to say I find it frustrating how the WWF never seems to focus on the in ring action, which is massively frustrating when we got to Owen Hart vs Flash Funk where the split screen stuff is so excessive it destroys the flow of the match! Still though the main highlight is the Bret Hart vs Sid match with the episode long storyline of them trying to get the match started with Austin stopping it from happening twice! It ends up being a decent TV main event with Austin again interfering and costing Bret the title, which rubber stamped Sid vs Undertaker at Wrestlemania for some reason. While it could have been executed better, Lawler challenging the ECW guys and then Paul Heyman calling the show was a pretty cool moment you would probably never see again from the WWE today! This show also follows up the previous night's shocking debut for Chyna as she comes out and attacks Marlena again."
5018.03.2024
00:30 
[3.0] "Damn, this show was such a fucking slog to sit through. Seven matches on this entire card and only two of them were enjoyable, even the ones that were enjoyable were just ok. Absolutely nothing of note worthy to talk about from a promo or segment standpoint either. Everything was mediocre on this show and the Seth Rollins promo was the worst promo I can remember him ever cutting. Whoever wrote that should be fired."
5118.03.2024
00:21 
[4.0] "Another week and another weak WWE show. Triple H is really spinning his wheels here with everything outside of the Main Event pictures from both shows. Not one enjoyable match on this show and the only enjoyable segment was the opening promo from The Rock."
5218.03.2024
00:16 
[4.0] "Another poor show here. Two enjoyable matches, especially the Tag Match between Imperium and The New Day. Their feud has been really fun. I also enjoyed the opening, but it was just ok. There wasn't much enjoyment from a promo or segment perspective this week other than Gunther being interrupted by Judgement Day. I also liked Drew's promo. His heel run is the best thing he's ever done."
5318.03.2024
00:10 
[10.0] "Pushing this up to a 10, which it should stay at forever. This concept was amazing throughout and had the funniest anti-climactic ending. I just watched the Minoru Suzuki vs. Sanshiro Takagi empty arena Tokyo Dome match on the baseball field and it was very good, but I think Abema Towers is more varied with its length, matchups, and variety of competitors. But at some point what do you even call that, mascots having a soccer game? Wrestling at its finest."
5418.03.2024
00:07 
[7.0] "Pretty solid episode of Collision. Bryan vs Shibata absolutely ruled and was easily the best thing on the show. There were some other solid matches throughout the show like Garcia vs Moriarty and O'Reilly vs Keith, but from and in ring perspective, the only match worth checking out here is the opener. Second biggest highlight here was definitely the Cope promo. Arguably the best promo he's done in AEW so far, intensity was through the roof, and I can't wait for his match with Christian on Wednesday. Solid episode of TV overall, with a bunch of solid wrestling up and down the card and a great promo to end the show."
5518.03.2024
00:05 
[5.0] "Fairly mediocre show here. While every match was enjoyable, none really stood out and this wasn't a very well booked PLE to begin with. Also the Australian crowd was nowhere to be seen. Very boring atmosphere. The Grayson Waller Effect also sucked ass and had no reason to be on the show, it just took time off the show and brought it down more."
5617.03.2024
23:59 
[4.0] "Very boring show after a couple of weeks of bangers. Only one enjoyable match on the show. I also only like one promo and segment here which was the backstage segment between Drew McIntyre and Bobby Lashley. Everything else on the show was very boring."
5717.03.2024
23:52 
[5.0] "Decent YouTube show to bridge the gap between Triller+ specials while also building toward both War Chamber matches. Riddle/DBS ended up being the best match of this show with Star/Magnus being solid. Opener and main event were fine. Remainder of the undercard was too short to be much."
5817.03.2024
23:42 
[] "7.5/10 to this pay per view. First match 7.5, X Division match 6.5, Women's match 7.5, Elevation X 7, Roode vs Booker T 7, Main Event 7.5 7.5/10 to this pay per view. First match 7.5, X Division match 6.5, Women's match 7.5, Elevation X 7, Roode vs Booker T 7, Main Event 7.5 There's a storyline about who's got the advantage for the main event and it's about the winner of the match between Christian and Kurt Angle from the episode before this pay per view. Very good skits.At that time extra ring was at the same levels as for the in ring quality, personas were characterized very well, and they had a great TV production."
5917.03.2024
23:30 
[6.0] "This show, along with last week's SmackDown have been my favorite of the whole year. Despite not being fully hyped with most Mania matches, I must say I'm seeing things coming rounder than before, and the overall product of the show has increased. Drew McIntyre is in his microphone and (probably) gimmick prime. Dude is killing it in every promo, and Seth Rollins complemented the opening segment so well they're getting me invested in their match given it's the third time they're facing for the Title, but now I feel it like the story between them is complete and the match is at it's most meaningful point. Liv vs Becky was quite good, although I felt they didn't told the story they were supposed to tell and they went with a whole another thing. The squash tag match gets some highlighting for Candice LeRae's heel turn, going full bitch on a really poor acting Maxxine. Cody Rhodes interview with Michael Cole was fine, but doesn't add nothing more to the feud for me despite claiming that now the story goes beyond him and is now about giving us the moment we are waiting for. Priest vs Truth was really basic, but worked for what it was. Jey Uso's promo has to be the most straight to the point promo I've ever seen. And I'm not mad he didn't went longer with it, as the story between both brothers is as simple as it gets and they still have some time to build it up. Shayna and Zoey managed to put a performance that wasn't boring at all and alongside Kabuki Warriors they put on a quite solid Title match. The Main Event started so good, then it started going downhill with the useless performances of Bronson Reed and Shinsuke Nakamura, and then went on to feature the best WWE match of the year in Chad vs Sami, despite going with the wrong winner. Mostly well rounded show with nice quality in matches and segments. This is the way to go."
6017.03.2024
23:22 
[7.0] "Not a bad match on the show. Crowd were flat at times, but that was absolutely no fault of the wrestlers who were doing what they could. It sometimes feels like RevPro may have attracted too many of a certain type of smart fan, who are not interested in chanting or creating an atmosphere, rather just acknowledging good wrestling with a very brief applause. Can't say as I was massively sold on Reece and Rogan, who are meant to be big, tough guys, but their work just lacks a little conviction. The Oku vs DeReiss match was superb, particularly with DeReiss finishing it off with an injured left leg, the triple threat was spectacular with so many creative moves involving all three, and despite the DQ finish, RKJ and Buzzard was hard hitting and reached all the spots you'd expect it to. Great to see Subculture back together in RevPro, and retaining their titles in a good match, with a nice sequence of events for the finish."
6117.03.2024
23:01 
[4.0] "Yet another boring show from WWE. Two straight weeks of absolute doodoo water. This was a boring weekly show and even worse it was a go home show for their second biggest PLE of the year. Only one enjoyable match on the entire show which was the Women's Tag Title Match. Very predictable outcome, but it was still fun. Decent segments from LWO vs Legado and Bobby & The Street Profits vs The Final Testament."
6217.03.2024
22:55 
[5.0] "The mystery of who is after Mr Wrestling 2 continues, Bill Watts is truly horrified at their "terroristic" ways. Kendo Nagasaki gets one of the most truly 80s video packages you have ever seen in your life."
6317.03.2024
22:54 
[5.0] "Nor much to see here. Mostly just pottering along with the Rat Pack being the major protagonists. All of the matches were very much of their time."
6417.03.2024
22:50 
[4.0] "Another weak show after weeks of mediocrity and bad shows. Triple H really needs to pick it back up and find his rhythm again. Two enjoyable matches out of 6 and only one enjoyable segment on the entire show, which was New Day backstage with Jey Uso. It was nice to spot Damage CTRL in the background also who showed up on the show. Although I hope Triple H actually takes the brand split seriously this year. Chad Gable vs Ivar and Drew McIntrye vs Damian Priest were the only two matches I enjoyed here."
6517.03.2024
22:48 
[7.0] "Very good for house show standards, with a great main event and fun matches up and down the card. Runa's return overachieved and Uta's third match ever was funny!"
6617.03.2024
22:44 
[2.0] "Absolutely hilariously bad show this week. The longest match only being 8 minutes long which wasn't enjoyable anyway, actually not one match on this show was enjoyable. There was also some horrible booking of Solo losing to Randy Orton after a monster run for a year and beating John Cena only to lose in 5 minutes. Only two enjoyable segments with AJ/LA and KO/Logan. Everything else that was on this show stunk the house down. At least it was good to see the KO Show make a return after being missing for a while."
6717.03.2024
22:27 
[4.0] "Very boring show this week after weeks of very good shows, especially on RAW. Not one enjoyable match on the entirety of the 3 hour show. At least we got a good promo battle between Drew & Punk. I also enjoyed the build for the feud between New Day & Imperium."
6817.03.2024
22:18 
[4.0] "What a pointless show this was. Barely any build at all and only two enjoyable shows on a "special" episode. I can't believe Becky Lynch and Nia Jax were the best thing on this show. Nothing much of note from a promo or segment standpoint either. It was good to see The Rock back too and interrupting Jinder who had a good promo battle with him."
6917.03.2024
22:08 
[5.0] "Another mediocre show here. Even though we got two enjoyable matches. A very badly worked and booked match between Santos and Bobby. Good opening segment with AJ/LA/Randy, and more decent segments with Nick/Roman and a good promo package for Karrion Kross. Everything else was boring and not worth mentioning."
7017.03.2024
21:58 
[5.0] "In-ring action was fine (Tiffany Stratton was an absolute stand-out). The show was fine. Overall though, its completely skippable and not worth investing four hours of your life to. The GRAYSON WALLER Effect did nothing for GRAYSON WALLER. I dont think anyone needed to be concerned about him getting booed in his home country because no one wouldve remembered it a week later. The fact that Cody was also flown all the way to this show to not wrestle seems like an incredible waste to me."
7117.03.2024
21:56 
[5.0] "A mediocre show this week with the only enjoyable match on the card being Kevin Owens vs Austin Theory. It was great to see Carmelo Hayes finally on the show too and he cut a good promo. Some nice segments from the Bloodine too but Jimmy can't wrestle."
7217.03.2024
21:31 
[7.0] "Almost none of the matches on this episode of Collision escaped the realm of mediocrity, but the one that did was absolutely fantastic and saved the show from being completely forgettable. [MOTN: Bryan Danielson vs. Katsuyori Shibata]"
7317.03.2024
21:21 
[2.0] "This show sucked that much. Not a single good match and two bad main-events, overall this could be one of the worst show I have ever seen in my entire life in terms of raw quality so far since nothing is more than a 2, 5* in my opinion. Also, HoT being the the literally the focus of the entire company is a sign that there is something wrong with all that. *1/4"
7417.03.2024
20:56 
[8.0] "Again a solid show from Rixe : the Fatal 4-way match got a special place into my heart - that match was fantastic. We certainly need to pay attention next months/years to Ricky Sosa : what a charismatic young boy that we got there, full of talent. And what can we say about the main event what a master-class delivered by Aigle Blanc. The crowd was crazy and the nearfalls help with that. A special one to Yoichi who is wonderful in his European tour. Cant wait for the 21th Episode !"
7517.03.2024
20:55 
[1.0] "The absolute shits. One of the worst shows I've seen from Triple H so far. Absolutely nothing of a show filled with horrible booking, writing, segments, promo and matches. All rematches and feuds we've seen for months at this point with predictable outcomes. The only enjoyment out of this entire show was The Rock's opening promo. Everything else was a severe downgrade. Dragon Lee losing in 2 minutes with one finisher the entire match. Bayley vs Dakota in a quick blow off match ending in DQ. Randy doing 5 moves of doom and beating Waller. Only one match going over 10 minutes. Absolute sham of a show and everyone involved should be ashamed."
7617.03.2024
20:52 
[6.0] "Another so-so night in the New Japan Cup. The undercard was pretty uninspiring, but the actual New Japan Cup matches were good despite being nothing to write home about. Ren Narita came out looking the best from this show as I believe his match upped his stock quite a bit. Now if he can only be booked more like this in the future. [MOTN: Ren Narita vs. Zack Sabre Jr.]"
7717.03.2024
20:51 
[8.0] "Another solid Collision with good matches and one standout in the incredibly surreal Danielson/Shibata, but I wanted to bring up that Adam Copeland promo. Easily one of his best ever, the bond him and Christian have had really feels like it's paying off here after so many years, and I really loved that he mentioned both Foley AND Abyss as people who inspired him to make Spike."
7817.03.2024
20:29 
[7.0] "This was a great show, my only big issue with it is that 6 hours is too long for a wrestling show. Why did we have 13 matches for this? ! Anyways ignoring that slight annoyance. The show started very strong with Soma Takao vs Tsubasa Suzuki, For a debut match Suzuki definitely did himself proud, I don't know how old he is but going off the research I could find it seems he's currently in high school so having his debut match be the opener for this show was a big risk and clearly shows that the people behind the scenes at DDT like him and I don't blame them, There are far worse performances that can be given for a debut, Also I'm very jealous of him. I want a kiss from Danshoku Dieno as well :(. Akito vs SSM was a very fun match with the ending being hilarious as they both simply fell asleep in a submission hold, DAMNATION T.A vs Schadenfreude International was a fun match but nothing to shout about to be honest. Ishikawa & Yoshitatsu vs Higuchi & Naya was absolutely brilliant for me maybe being the 3rd best match on the card but it was great either way, Ishikawa being big and beefy against Higuchi & Naya who are both huge as well was just a great watch. The trios title match was fun but I love Dieno so bias is strong. Wasn't a fan of the Extreme title match to be honest, it wasn't awful just I was very tired by the time we got to it. The tag title match between BURNING & New Period AKA the AJPW invasion was a great match as well Yuki Iino is one of the most underrated big men in the world and has one of the best spears in the world as well, MAO vs Masada was great, quick match, but a great sprint with a unique ending as MAO won by knockout following his corner roundhouse kick. Konosuke Takeshita vs Yuma Aoyagi was **** if you ask me and will definitely be in my mind come end of the year when I'm thinking of some of the best Takeshita matches of the year. The Ospreay match was better if you ask me and Takeshita will have better matches in America but if this is what we'regetting in Japan then I'm fine with it. HARASHIMA vs Yuki Ueno. top level match. Just go watch it"
7917.03.2024
20:28 
[] "Great matches, best episode between the first three. Two new never aired before matches, first match it's a good match then there's another great match as the main event and it's RVD vs Jerry Lynn then from the heatwave '98 pay per view there's the epic match between Masato Tanaka and Mike Awesome."
8017.03.2024
20:20 
[] "Possibly one of the best PPV's i have ever watched, Any wrestling fan is doing themselves a disservice by not watching this amazing pro wrestling event."
8117.03.2024
19:36 
[3.0] "This was pretty rough. The best of it came from the Brothers of Funstruction vs Ugly Ducklings Tag Title match, which had some fairly amusing spots and decent action, and Funny Bone vs Sinn Bodhi, which was pretty solid as well. Necro & Pondo vs Lloyd and Dillinger was a somewhat OK hardcore brawl for those into that sort of thing. The main event, though, was pretty much a dud, with it going way too long and the "electrified" cage coming off as rather hokey. Whatever Vampiro might have had in the past, he definitely doesn't have it anymore. Overall maybe not a total loss, but also not a whole lot to recommend it unless you're a die-hard Juggalo Wrestling fan (though even then, it should be noted that ICP don't actually show up.)"
8217.03.2024
19:34 
[7.0] "Way better show than yesterday. Here the crowd was more invested, they also had a better card and the New Japan Cup matches did their job. Last 2 matches did a great job at building Tsuji vs EVIL which should be the match where EVIL finally gets his comeuppance."
8317.03.2024
19:07 
[6.0] "This show had some decent stuff. The three way with Rika, Uta and Mahiro was entertaining. The main event was good. Kamiyu keeps improving. Miyu landed some insane kicks."
8417.03.2024
19:05 
[7.0] "Kira Summer looks to be a promising rookie. Uta is really good for being a rookie as well. The Three on Two handicap match had a hilarious start. Main event was good. All around a good show."
8517.03.2024
17:36 
[6.0] "This was a run-of-the-mill show with nothing out of the box or worthy to watch happening as is the case every week. The only story that seems to be good is SAP Vs Maria's Boys, I am curious what stipulation they'll have for the match at Supercard of Honor."
8617.03.2024
16:41 
[6.0] "This was a pretty decent show. It started with a nice match between Jerry Lynn and Elix Skipper, in which Lynn won. I don't know if that might hirt Skipper's push, but both did a good performance. I hope they will have another match on the future. Then, Sonny Siaki cuts a promo about him being the best wrestler on TNA and rips AJ Styles and how he retained because of him. Then AJ, Erik Watts and D-Lo appeared and they set a cage match for next weeks show. I liked Siaki's promo, I would like to see some sort of push. Chastain vs Sandman was the worst match of the night, but at least it seems that Chastain on TNA is over, as Callis fired him. Swinger and Diamond won good match and then they were confronted by AMW, setting a match for next week. The X Division title match was the best match of the night, very good action, solid performance bu the debuting Michael Shane and by Chris Sabin. Having Kazarian as the special referee helps to continue their feud. The X Division is returning to their old ways. Sabin draws more heat winning. Mad Mikey vignette was really funny. Kid Kash defeats Ricky Morton thanks to the interference by Abyss, I was not a fan of the result, but Morton looked fine and even did a suicide dive. The New Church vs Raven & The Gathering feud is being really good, at the start of the show there's a cool Raven promo and the six man clockwork orange house of fun match was pretty good, an enjoyable hardcore match to put over the New Church and Shane Douglas. Finally, the main event Jarrett vs Legend, the action was fine but this stipulation isn't my favourite. Jarrett wins and after the match gets beaten by the returning Christopher Daniels. On the last weeks we saw some promos by him, really invested on a singles push for the Fallen Angle."
8717.03.2024
16:39 
[6.0] "A slightly above average show once again carried by Rocks fantastic promo work. Once again frustratingly very little wrestling with the opening and WM tag qualifying match being the standouts. Santos v Dragon really deserved more time with Orton and waller being just average and seeming like something we have seen a 1000 times while the Main event was good with the time it got and the finish being very obvious but still being fine really liked damage ctrl ending the show also Naomi being added was a good addition. The Rock Promo was magnificent this man really deserves his own class in the greatest promos of all time cos god damn he is a different animal the switch up from funny playful to serious psycho was great and worked very well and unlike most i feel like the overshadowing of Roman Reigns is very deliberate to build tension to their eventual match making rock the final boss instead of roman thus making Roman's head of the table title unworthy. Overall an above average show and hopefully in the name that is all holy give SD more wrestling"
8817.03.2024
16:24 
[7.0] "A strong episode to conclude this very first session of Fire. The semi-finals of the DPW Worlds Title tournament rocked, especially Everett vs. Tankman which was a great David vs. Goliath formula. The battle royal was a strange experience, to be honest. It had some fun moments, for sure, but it was a bit pointless at the end of the day. Nonetheless, DPW can already count on their fans to give a nice pop to every talent, and that's a cool thing."
8917.03.2024
16:12 
[4.0] "It wasn't as unwatchable as some of the other Attitude Era PPVs, but it still wasn't an easy watch. D-Lo and Mark had a pretty good grudge match, Outlaws vs Edge & Christian was a decent Tag Team Match and the main event had a star power going for it with nicely presented dynamics between all of the workers. Everything else was just meh. Venis vs Blackman was nothing special, Jarrett and Chyna had a confusing match in terms of the rules applied, Ivory vs Luna was barely a contest, Jericho vs X-Pac was fine, but with the crowd that didn't care at all and Kennel from Hell Match was an impressive disaster with one of the dumbest stipulations I have ever witnessed. I'm glad that there was almost no brawling, especially when compared to previous shows, but there was still some awful stuff included."
9017.03.2024
15:17 
[7.0] "Solid Collision, Dragon vs Shibata was a dream, what a match, it's insane AEW does this kind of matches regularly and in a "random" tv-show, it shows how above they are, fantastic roster. The match developed some stories, the tournament match was awful, and Adam Copeland's promo to end the show was phenomenal, hyped me so much to his match against Christian next week, really good work."
9117.03.2024
15:14 
[8.0] "Quite good show, with a surprise title change, three good title matches, a decent womens match and a great trios match, good to see Mustafa Ali in DPW. Jorel Nelson, Royce Isaacs & Tom Lawlor vs Dominic Garrini, Kevin Ku & LaBron Kozone: Chaotic start to this match, both sides had their moments where they had the advantage over their opponents, solid action throughout and a good way to start the show [***1/4]. Lady Frost vs Vert Vixen: Decent womens division match, Frost and Vixen showed decent chemistry in the ring, and put on a decent showing [**3/4]. Mustafa Ali vs BK Westbrook: Great match, highly competitive which is surprising, they had a great back and forth match, not surprising Ali gets the win here [***1/2]. Calvin Tankman vs Mason Madden vs Titus Alexander: Decent title three way match, Tankman and Madden started the match by taking turns to throw Alexander across the ring and the action was decently solid [***1/4]. Jake Something & Mike Bailey vs Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin: Great tag team title match, evenly fought and gave all they had, MCMG losing the titles was a shock [****1/4]. Bryan Keith vs Anthony Henry: A physical match, great main event, Bryan Keith retaining the title was good to see, enjoyed watching it [***3/4]"
9217.03.2024
15:08 
[5.0] "It was an okay show. I am not that much into the wrestling style of Bryan, he is just doing his holds stuff all the time without much diversification. Chops are pretty boring too. For me he is overrated. Then we got again Julia Hart which I am not a big fan either. She is still green and I can't remember ever hearing a decent promo from her. In general, watching the HoB makes me depressive. It is like a building that is collapsing all the time instead of being resilient. Finally, we got a club named Spike. Too much "The walking dead" for me, and yelling alone doesn't make a good promo. However, the idea with the case was nice. Besides, I am not sure I want to see an I-quit-match on a weekly at all. Why the hell are the UK shouldering Kyle after the match while he just recently stated doing his own thing? To stick with UK, the brother of Paige seems to be a primitive zombie and the backstage segments with him and Harley are not that good as they might think. Greetings from QT. As a round-up, too much on the card I am not interested in. @TK please find an irish tag team partner for Claudio --> you could name the team "the benchmarks" and plz change the colors (perhaps something with silver) of the show soon. Give the brackets of the "Dynasty" tournament a pedigree/blood line/family tree design!"
9317.03.2024
14:52 
[10.0] "Dave meltzer marks might say WTF dont care this ppv is one of my favourites ever, theres something in wrestling called storytelling an great characters this ppv had all of it, the story leading up to this ppv was magic , the rocks double turn was well booked plus this is the rocks breakout ppv into being the top guy, the McMahon and Austin story was at its height , Shane McMahon double turn was funny , no the matches werent great apart from , The rocks matches I actually thought they were decent, one of the best ppvs of the attitude era"
9417.03.2024
14:43 
[7.0] "The show itself was good, but I've got to admit the results were way too booked to be any enjoyable, which killed a bit of the heat. Rixe clearly attempted to book their belts back home on this show, which also spoils the result of today's APC Apocalypse VII's title match. The first match was a 6m10 Pre-Show match between Max-T and Yngvar ("Ravenson") which saw the victory of the Cyber Warrior. Plouasne's crowd was a bit shy at first due to the match not being announced, but it quickly caught up. Next match saw the amish superstar Jacob Vadocq send Skaar into the guardrails with a first row field not warned beforehand, causing some minor injuries among the fans. Followed the Fatal 4 Way for a shot at the Rixe Championship, and some nice spots including the 4-man superplex. The result was a surprising decision, as most saw Joseph Fenech Jr snatch the win on a bronca. Tom La Ruffa and his goons came and reedit the Marseillaise gig which again made some people leave the venue. Power went out during their entrances, which gave the upcoming video feed a Bray-Wyatt-esque vibe with fans pulling their phones out before having the match take place in normal venue lights. The French goons then wrestled the foreign team of MBM, Sosa and Rawk, which ended on the Franc-Tireurs burning a Banger Zone Wrestling shirt as a message to the world. The Three-way women's match for a shot at Céline Fćry at APC Apocalypse VII offered no surprise to the fans in regards to the result, as most knew Amale and Mila were thrown as pasture for the anti-conformist Briton punkette Kira Chimera. But it also offered no impact and abused of shouting and grunting by Amale, turned the crowd off. Amale and Mila's physiques did little to dampen the loss of interest. Attuned fans could smell Amale and Mila's desire to not be hurt by Kira from a mile away, which also prevented Kira from expressing her full range of hardcore wrestling, involving but a mere trash can's lid. Don't get me wrong, though : the match was still watchable and even enjoyable. It just was clear that Kira was held back by two women she barely has alchemy with. The Main Event, however, proved itself a treat to the wrestling fan and Plouasne did not miss it. Easily the best match of the show, despite the men's 4-way match. Aigle Blanc and Yoichi proved both to be talented main-eventers who know how to hold the crowd up despite them being both faces, and Thank God they didn't go the "disposable heel-turn" route on this one, and rely on technique to revive the crowd. Even though the winner, once again, was clear from the get-go, even I got myself wondering the proverbial "What if ? " at aroung 17 minutes in. I'd encourage anyone to watch both these two matches expecially, and the overall Episode 20 when it'll be available on the Tube."
9517.03.2024
14:22 
[] "The undercard matches were fine, but nothing spectacular, with Austin vs. Helmsley being the best of the four. The whole event was really carried by the main event and even then it's no where near the best match between Taker and Mankind. 6/10"
9617.03.2024
14:01 
[7.0] "[3.25/5.00]: This episode of Collision delivered one of the most engaging in-ring experiences we've witnessed in quite a while. Each match offered its own unique enjoyment, with every outcome serving a purpose within various storylines. The show flowed seamlessly, with no particular segment overshadowing the rest, culminating in a surprising upset in the main event. Despite some matches being relatively short, the overall quality remained consistently decent to solid throughout. Additionally, there were notable developments in ongoing storylines, a show booked better than Dynamite imo."
9717.03.2024
13:38 
[8.0] "Probably Collision's best episode this year? Lots of matches and development, great pacing, shorter matches, this had it all."
9817.03.2024
13:31 
[5.0] "Started off very strong with the Billie/Diamante and to a lesser extent Solo/Johnson matches and went downhill from there big time."
9917.03.2024
13:21 
[5.0] "This was an enjoyable show, even if it had its share of issues. Firstly, it was interesting to see WCW trying some fairly new things from a production standpoint with their first major event of 1990. There were a lot more vignettes as part of wrestler's entrances prior to their matches, and while they were often fairly cheesy, it was nice to see something different. The matches themselves were hardly high quality wrestling, but personally I thought everything managed to at least be entertaining (with the exception of the flat match between Z-Man/Pillman and the MOD Squad), and since most things were short the show felt like a breeze to watch. Easy choice for MOTN goes to the Steiners vs. Doom, which was really enjoyable and an easy recommendation for anybody who likes the heavyweight powerhouse style of wrestling. The booking decision to have the Horsemen turn heel was strangely timed and hurt the main event, but I suppose they had bigger priorities than that cage match, and the angle was certainly an effective one. Entertaining show from a storyline standpoint with some decent wrestling, but probably strictly for fans of this era as I don't think there's match here that many fans today would enjoy."
10017.03.2024
12:47 
[7.0] "If you do one thing with this episode of Collision, watch the opener between Bryan Danielson and Katsuyori Shibata, two of the greatest technical wrestlers of this or any era. It was nice to see Kyle O'Reilly back after nearly two years out, but other than all that, it was a basic level Collision. They're off next week for the March Madness basketball tournament, hopefully Tony Khan has a more even show planned for two weeks time."