Latest Comments

[7.0] "Fenix vs Saints8.45 match was the best match of the night. The main event got better for me after the restart. I also liked Cody's promo first time hee didn't come of as corny to me in a while. He sold the match really well for me and I look forward to it. The Demon return was a cool for the kind of show it was but I really don't like the way they do it with Gunther, the whole danhausen and minis shit made it uncomfortable for me and it kills Gunther's professional wrestling over sports entertainment concept."

[] "HIGHLIGHTS: Zaria and Izzi had a good match. The booking of it and how we got here was really bad, but the match itself was good and ultimately that's what we got on this show itself. LOWLIGHTS: I thought there were a couple of bizarre decisions on the opener that held it back from being a great start to the show. All of the Shiloh/Naraku stuff. Cinematic matches can be great, but they do have to be based in reality - show me Shiloh hallucinating, but I shouldn't be able to see what he can see. The camera is not his eyes. Zilla and Charlie was a particularly poor match and would've been a waste of time even if I didn't watch it. I like Dempsey but truly believe he'll be better off in Japan. OTHER NOTABLE SHIT: OVERALL:"

[6.0] "A show that felt mor​e like an extended episode of NXT as well as a bit of a rare instance where it felt like the NXT crowd lost some of their energy as the show went on. The two title matches were good but the show may have benefited from a different structure of matches. Wren/Kelani may have benefited from not following two weapon based brawls. I was not a fan of the way the Shiloh/Naraku match was handled after some interesting story lead up with the mist. The Cruz Montana/Dion Lennox face-off backstage was strong and set the stage more for their upcoming Unsanctioned Match. I do think one more good match may have helped elevate this more but it was not a bad show. 5.5-6"

[4.0] "A rather underwhelming event that struggles to maintain interest and deliver consistent excitement. There are some decent moments, but the overall experience feels uneven and lacks the quality or momentum needed to make it particularly memorable."

[9.0] "This was one hell of a show as we approach Full Gear in 2 weeks! The matches were great, the establishment and continuation of new stories, The tension that is occurring between New Level, The Good, Bad, & Ugly is amazing - Swerve is BACK on his game! I am loving how they are incorporating Britt Baker into storylines, I find her as a fantastic manager and mouth piece to Perc⁠y. And the Death Riders/BC- The Cut feud is getting crazy. I cannot wait to see who Mox and his Death Riders are gonna get to help them with their 5 on 7 disadvantage against The Cut. I swear I feel like with everything that Darby is doing inside the ring and alos in his private liefe, I hope he's not terminally ill or somthing like that because the spots he is doing as TNT champ is making close my eyes more and more. Such a great episode!"

[7.0] "A fun show when you look at the entire picture. The opening match was the biggest surprise here with how good it was considering it had a rookie in only her second match, that kind of stole the show. Both Darkness Revolution matches had good action and good bits. The semi main event left a lot to be desi​red but the show came back around for the main event which was a highlight reel at full speed from IconPeachArrow, just what the crowd wanted from them. One of the better regional house shows Marigold has put on lately. Very good in-ring action."

[2.0] "This deserves a 0 for WWE keeping these old WCW ips active just to avoid copyright lapse. As it stands this show almost earns it on its own. A completely lifeless event with a lot of greenhorns not getting any better. Some of these people have spent literal years in NXT and still look like they just started training. The matches ranged from below average to average and nothing felt exciting just perfunctory."

[6.0] "[6/10] The 2025 edition of Money In The Bank was a better show than usual despite my expectations for the show was at a low due to the original four-card format and WWE's history of filling their pay-per-views with advertisements for the last year-and-a-half. Dominik vs Octagon felt like a last-minute decision due to the controversy behind the four-match format, since Octagon jobbed to Dominik. Both the women's and men's money in the bank ladder matches were awesome to watch, with several risky bumps that looked brutal thanks to the camera work by WWE's production. Naomi was the right decision to become Miss Money In The Bank, and Jacob Fatu's face turn on Solo Sikoa was an impactful scene that will only have that once-in-a-lifetime feeling. The downside was Seth Rollins's victory - he doesn't need a win to potentially become champion again. This match was LA Knight's last chance to succeed as a main eventer, and I highly doubt he'll ever have good (or convincing) potential to claim that role again given his age. The fireball ad on the ladder really shows how WWE has been placed under a garbage environment with TKO controlling the company and throwing down ads. While the ad-fest ladder was visually cool, the reason behind its existence will prevent me and likely most viewers from buying it. Becky Lynch vs Lyra Valkyria was not memorable, but not a horrible match, though the finish was a surprise yet was cliche at the same time. I also hate when the referee stops counting at 9.99 seconds during a countout. The two went from playing dead to moving in the ring quickly once the referee counted "9". It's not impactful anymore. The 9.99 second countout needs to go. Let's not hide that they stopped selling shortly after. The main event match was slow, which is typical for a main event WWE match, as well as John Cena's age. There were also things that didn't make sense, such as Jey Uso selling more than John Cena after Uso gave Cena a kick to the face. Jey could have just watched from aside of Cena and Paul's miscommunication and then attack rather than acting weak. Suddenly, R-Truth came in and attacked John Cena, which was a genuine surprise, but I was extremely happy to see that. This show was another example of how impactful the fans were, similar to how WWE changed their final WrestleMania XL plans which allowed Cody to finish his story. Several spots in the match were great, such as the drone view when Logan Paul grabbed it and got slammed, as well as the spear/moonsault onto the announcement desk. I was hoping Roman Reigns or Bayley would return at Money In The Bank, but R-Truth's return I'll accept. Overall, not the best pay-per-view of the year, but a decent one. I wish it was built-up better and there were more matches, but we were entitled to several exciting moments."

[2.0] "Matches lacking suspense, with action that is rarely breathtakin​g. More singles matches, yet no better-structured bouts. A few solid promo packages aren't enough to save this latest episode of Collision, which demands a significant time commitment while offering very little worth remembering. Match quality: 1.25/6.5. Angles and non-match segments: 1/3.5. Bonus/penalty: none. Total: 2.25/10. Show seen on MyAEW."

[] "Great2.95 show. Not a huge fan of AEW's style in general but I think the crowd here really brought the level up massively."

[5.0] "Not a good show. One terrible match and the rest of the card never rose above good. Some good moments but overall a very average show."

[3.0] "First, Gorilla Monsoon and Jim Ross explain the rules of a 'No Holds Barred' match once again--it's a Special Edition of RAW. So special, in fact, that there's only this one match, which doesn't even come close to the classic Bret vs. Owen matches of the past. This is followed by a lot of hype for Wrestlemania, but let's take it one step at a time. Pettengill highlights the long-simmering feud between Michaels and Diesel. This includes yet another '2.24annoyed promo' from HBK featuring Pamela Anderson. Then the focus shifts to the Bigelow & LT storyline--also a recap. Backlund gets a chance to speak as well, as he's set to face the Hitman. The episode also covers the developments surrounding the Intercontinental Championship. The aforementioned match follows. Finally, there are two brief statements from Taylor and DiBiase, as well as Bam Bam. As much as I enjoyed the match between Owen and Bret, overall this episode is hardly worth watching aside from that."

[] "It was the best PPV I have seen live ​currently. This show was amazing filled with meticulous storytelling and there was not a single 'mid' match on this deep card"

[6.0] "This DPW PPV def delivered in some aspects in others i felt a little more eh on but given its thei⁠r first ppv i know that will improve. This show does set up the future of the Deadlock brand up well and im excited to see what is next"

[3.0] "I hated this, does creative know that they have to make both champions look strong? Chelsea green had another awful match where AGAIN tiffany just couldn't cash in for some reason, she almost lost to Nikki Bella, they have 1 more weeks to show that their champions are strong and the best of their division, because the same almost happened to sami, why is he having a match vs trick? Doesn't trick have a whole division for himself? I get that he is wwe champion material, that he beat sami, but you have the us title, and it has only been defended against baron corbin, jade Cargill us also in this discussion, why​ is she having a match vs Tatum paxley? She has just lost the title, Charlotte is nowhere to be seen, and it is against a former wwe women champion that has always been dominant and one of the strongest, it was basically a 9 minute match that will go to absolutely nowhere I stead of having a new tag team to bring some hope and freshness to the division, im just tired of watching the same match again and again and again, I feel like if it has been like this since last year summerslam. This show is so bad that, apart from rey fenix who is the only reason I watch this, the highlight of the night is DANHAUSEN and Gunther, the same guy who retired Goldberg, John cena and aj style is having a segment with danhausen just for demon ballor to come back, a match that should have already happen a long time ago, then Cody vs randy will have a match at crown jewel (obviously) the only good thing that will come from this is heel Cody, thats it, they stretched this feud way to much to the point that heel Cody is the only acceptable result. The promos and rey fenix were the only good things from this episode, aami on the mic is good, he stretches it a but too much for me but the way that he talks makes you want to respect the guy, shame that he is booked to struggle agaisnt rookies,"

[6.0] "Night 6 of AJPW's Hokkaido Dynamite Series offers six fine matches, and none really leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Best viewing here is the Saito Brothers vs. Go Shiozaki and Rising HAYATO, but nothing here is absolutely worth seeking out. Still, a good night of action."

[7.0] "A really good start to the tag league. The main and semi main were⁠ the highlights and there were some other really good matches on the show with nothing terrible with only the luchadora match being a bit of a chore."

[1.0] "Every once in awhile I get the urge to watch Smackdown and I always end up regretting it. The women's division is in shambles and the men's main event scene is rough. Gunther was feuding with a clown and now he gets to beat up Finn's Demon guess. It's not a complete failure of a show as Fenix and Saints had a pretty good match but as a whole that was terrible."

[5.0] "I'm using a translation tool, so this might be a bit hard to follow. The main event was a hopelessly "shoppai" match (a Japanese term for a match or wrestler that is incredibly dull or poor), but the other two matches--while short--were enjoyable and well-executed. 5.5 points."

[3.0] "WWE NXT Halloween Havoc was one of the worst shows of the year. It was just surrounded by some much fluff and nonsense without any match on​ the show being above 3.5 stars. Dull at times, goofy at others with the booking holding back what could otherwise decent matches on the card."

[] "I am using a translation tool, so this might be a bit difficult to follow. This was the 20th-anniversary event for "Ai Pro-Wrestling Expo." It took place in the very heart of Nagoya. Because the viewing area was elevated above the ring, people could watch for free while standing nearby--even those who likely had no prior interest in pro-wrestling stopped to take a look. I watched only the final two matches from the highest vantage point; the energy from the ticket-holding audience was fantastic, and the ending was truly moving--it was a great event. I am confident that Nagoya Pro-Wrestling will continue to grow and develop from here on out."

[3.0] "Why would you build to the blood and guts or the ppv properly when you can have heatless undercard matches that dominate your entire show anyway? Main event was really subpar. Ilja is already on a forgettable collision matches within 2 weeks and the women's match was poor. Hurt Syndicate is immediately back because terminally online people in the company just had to react lol At least Nick Wayne is doing something interesting so there's that but such a poor utilization of your roster and build to the ppvs with these useless shows."

[9.0] "This is fucking rules. I just got around to watching this. If they can pull off a match like this ⁠on a regular TV broadcast, then AEW is easily one of the best in the world right now. Both guys were in top form. A bit of a spotfest, but it didn't feel repetitive at all, and it was awesome."

[5.0] "Another mostly watchable show but it does all feel a bit 'undercard' before the main event. That match was okay, with Fujita and Eagles being two of the best singles guys in the division and a proven tag team, and The Swirl, who still have a few tendencies to iron out when it comes to over-complicating things, but are coming along as a team. This tournament has twelve teams. Two of those are House of Torture and another is Sho and Hyo. That's a significant percentage of bullshit. Two out of three Block B matches in a night have to feature House of Torture or Sho and Hyo from here on out. Can't say I'm looking forward to the single block nights."

[7.0] "Very fun road show, with the vibes the show ended on it makes the Manami/Suzuki match stick out even more like a sore thumb. Nishimura/YUNA was a great match, much better than I was expecti6.11ng thanks to YUNA's awesome underdog bag, and the main event is a party trios with comedy and great sequences."

[6.0] "An easy episode to watch of MLW as they draw closer to Saturday Night Superfight. Some more match confirmations were made here with Austin Aries/Matt Riddle, Masha/Zayama, Yota Tsuji/Trevor Lee and Tessa Blanchard/Kyra. The opening match was pretty good for the time given. The latter two matches were both fine. It would have been nice to have seen some more time dedicated to the matches given the episode came in at about 45 minutes."

[3.0] "A pretty good tag match with not a ton of fanfare, followed by some really bad segments about how the show is a mess, as well as a couple of obnoxious comedy matches between Leva Bates and Allie as well as Michael Nakazawa and Alex Jebailey, who was such a weird "celebrity" get for this buy in."

[3.0] "I actually thought the tag match in the opener was quite good, the two matches after are so bad though. No idea why either of them needed to exist as they weren't good nor did either of the winners go on to do anything"

[3.0] "1 pretty good match, combined with 2 awful matches, and multiple headache inducing segments. This is an awful start for AEW, and I don't really know what the fuck they were thinking doing this. The whole librarian angle with everyone shushing and t⁠hen having a gaming CEO come out was just so stupid."

[3.0] "Such a hilariously bad pre show, The BTE segments were long and not good and I don't even really have to ⁠talk about Jebailey vs Nakazawa or Bates vs Allie. The opening tag match was good though. Man I can't believe they put some of this stuff on their second ever show"

[3.0] "Another lifeless Thun​der that felt like a repeat of the previous week. The opener was the only highlight, while dull filler matches and the uninspired Magnificent Seven storyline made the rest a chore."

[4.0] "Another dull Thunder with little excitement beyond the solid Helms vs. Kidman opener and Mamalukes tag match. Weak wrestling, uninspired storylines and a disappointing ending made it largely forgettable."

[8.0] "I was there. It was a great card. Great wrestlers. Some very good matches and enjoyable moments with lots of fans. But I should mention that this show lasted 5.5+ hours and 90% of the crowd was standing room only. That explains part of why the reactions are so muted and tired. An aspect of show production is providing a well-rounded experience and Mr. Orang​e Crush is too high to think about that, just flinging money at his problems with no forethought. Well, that's something I concern myself with anyway. You were eating good after the second match and I did love Malenko/Barnett."

[5.0] "A lifeless Thunder with little excitement h8.59eading into Sin. Team Canada vs. the Filthy Animals was a highlight, but dull matches, excessive interference and a weak main event made the rest forgettable."

[5.0] "A disappointing Thunder that did little to build excitement for Starrcade. The matches were mostly rushed or forgettable, with weak storylines and an underwhelming Steiner vs. Meng main event."

[6.0] "A solid Thunder with enjoyable Starrcade buildup and Chavo Guerrero's Cruiserweight Title victory as the highlight. Some weak matches held it back, but Goldberg's brief main event provided a fun finish."

[2.0] "A frantic and overbooked Thunder where nothing had time to develop. The opener and Arn Anderson's promo were highlights, but nonsensical stipulations and Russo's constant involvement ruined the show."

[5.0] "A chaotic but occasionally entertaining Thunder that built toward Spring Stampede. The hardcore match stood out, but rushed matches, constant interference and excessive Russo Bischoff involvement hurt the s​how."

[4.0] "A mediocre Thunder with frantic backstage segments and questionable booking. Flair vs. Vampiro and Crowbar's match were enjoyable, but the terrible main event and weak undercard dragged the show down."

[3.0] "A disappointing Thunder dominated by promos and the Hall Jarrett storyline heading into SuperBrawl. With very little actual wrestling and an overbooked main event, the show offered few highlights."

[5.0] "An uneven Nitro with decent promos from Luger and Flair, alongside some solid undercard wrestling. DDP's return added intrigue, but most matches were forgettable and the main event disappointed."

[5.0] "A chaotic and uneven Nitro with some entertaining matches, particularly Mike Awesome vs. Vampiro. However, excessive interference, ridiculous booking and Russo inserting himself into the title picture dragged it down."

[5.0] "A chaotic but entertaining Nitro elevated by its unique Spring Break setting. The wrestling was inconsistent and the storylines were ridiculous, but the atmosphere and bizarre Hogan Wall angle made it memorable."

[6.0] "A noticeable improvement over recent Nitro episodes, with more focus on wrestling and less Russo style chaos. The opener stood out, but short matches, dull moments and an underwhelming main event held it back."

[4.0] "A poor episode of Thunder plagued by repetitive Sid interference and meaningless matches. Rey Mysterio vs. Lenny Lane was the lone highlight, featuring a surprising title change, but little else was worthwhile."

[6.0] "A solid and enjoyable Thunder highlighted by Rey Mysterio vs. Blitzkrieg and Eddie Guerrero's performance. The Rednecks were entertaining, but the Savage segments and underwhelming main event dragged things down."

[6.0] "This show had many problems but also many highlights. STARDOM, please don't go back to Korakuen Hall for a bit. I⁠t is clear the crowd was burnt out from the get-go due to STARDOM having multiple shows here over the past few weeks and only hurt these shows more and more. Regardless of that, the first show of Tag League is a mixed bag. Overall good matches with some useless non-tag league matches, but almost no impact outside the final two matches and Yuna/Anne. Highlights of the show being the main event and the great undercard match with Yuna and Anne."

[4.0] "Another disappointing Thunder with mostly forgettable matches. DDP vs. Benoit was the clear highlight, but the awful Savage vs. Bagwell main event and questionable booking dragged the show down."

[4.0] "A mediocre episode of Thunder dragged down by excessive r9.7ecaps and filler. Mysterio vs. Kanyon was a highlight, and the tag matches were decent, but little else stood out."

[5.0] "Rough because these pre-shows waste soooooooo much time. The first match wasn't good (one performer's return in a 6.17year, the other not so talented), and the second, while better, just had people baffled why stars of this level were thrown into a pre-show."

[7.0] "The Main Event of Week Two carried this whole show. Rey Fenix is really one of the best in the game right now. But other than that, the two other matches were very mediocre, but the Main Event ​saved Week Two for me."

[3.0] "SmackDown is creative poverty made into a program. Every time I watch one of these shows it's very bad and the difference with Raw is noticeable. There are bad matches, terrible champions, bad rivalries, wasted wrestlers. The only good thing abou⁠t this SmackDown is Rey Fenix vs Ricky Saint and the return of Demon Balor. The rest is not worth watching."

[6.0] "Super uneven, weird show. First match you would expect to not be that good, the Triangle Ribbon title match was worse but because of a rusty Umino and botched finishing sequence with Riko, and the main event went way too long with too much heat and selling from both Sakimura and Katsu. Despite those matches being meh to bad, the #1 Contender match and the Shiryu/Satsuki matches were awesome and drag the show as a whole to being fine. If you're just picking out matches to watch off of it, go for the #1 contender match and the Shiryu/Satsuki matches and skip everything else."

[4.0] "Despite having three good matches, this show just wasn't good. NXT has been split this year with its PPVs. Myles vs Tavion was a good way to kick off the show; they thankfully used the stipulation to its full potential. Zaria vs Izzi wasn't good at all; even with a few decent moments, they just didn't click and had a garbage storyline going into it. Zilla vs Dempesy was bad; they didn't use their stipulation to its fullest. It was boring with the bullshit interference from Charlie's group. Kelani vs Sinclair was my match of the night. It was two underrated wrestlers battling for the women's title. I wasn't a fan of the way the match ended. Hill vs Naraku was terrible; was it only two minutes? Yes, but that was only the in-ring portion; the pre-recorded segments were worse. Grayson vs D'Angelo was pretty good; it was a bit too long, but both are good wrestlers and put together a decent match. Even with the three good matches, I still had to watch three terrible matches."

[4.0] "Really rough show, the opening match is good, Eddie VS Rey is great, and everything else is either mediocre or terrible. Disco VS Jacqueline was horrendous and the main event was only slightly better."

[6.0] "Another 2 good matches for the dusty cup, and amazing match with Jackson Drake and EK, which made me wonder why doesn't Jackson wrestle more? he is really good and he sells really good too, Chantel Monroe is appearing more and more since last week and it wasn't bad, but Saquon was the low point for me, from his entrance to his appearence to the way he wrestles, it just doesn't click with me4.37. Noam and Romero was the highlight of this night, the rest wasn't that good especially for being the last episode before Halloween Havoc"

[5.0] "Look, we got matches like Zaria vs Thea for the NA title, Waller vs EK for the NXT Title, Drake vs EK for the NA title and the next show after HH has the Dusty Final, an Unsanctioned Match, Waller vs Punk, Kelani vs ? (IYO) probably, they didn't even try to book a good card for this show aside from 2 matches"

[6.0] "Having AEW TV on the Jericho Cruise is an awesome idea. I love the concept of the main TV show appearing at a variety of locations and literally on the sea is one unique event. The show was good but left a lot to be desired. The hot crowd helped."

[7.0] "Hard carried by the great 4-Way on the main event, but I need the tag champs ​to start wrestling the important teams of the company and not teams you know aren't winning the titles, and the Pagano vs Psycho feud needs to do more than just beatdown angles"

[6.0] "This was an entertaining show, although for the first day o⁠f the Tag League it was disappointing. Of the tournament matches, I only enjoyed the last two; the rest of the matches were okay, but for tournament matches they lacked something."

[6.0] "Nothing really relevant here as it was a YT show that went flying, it was solid with 2 good matches but nothing else"

[5.0] "Day 1 of tournament shows always have a tough time with pacing, and this was no different. The work itself wasn't particularly stando​ut, either. Best thing on the show wasn't even a tournament match (Anne vs Yuna). Tag wise, the opener was the peak."

[4.0] "HIGHLIGHTS: Very good Sami Zayn promo. He's killing it in his role. Another good Rey Fenix match. Who saw that coming? Corey Graves using the term gourdbuster in reference to the use of the pumpkin was nice. You can question the use of Demon Balor, and the segment as a whole was a miss (see below), but when he turns up it's always fun. LOWLIGHTS: Chelsea vs Nikki. Divas era trash. Another failed cash in afterwards. This division needs a big, big boost. We're still doing the Fraxiom and Priest stuff, and I don't get the feeling that Fraxiom are coming out of it on top, despite them being the best tag team in the world only, what, 18 months ago? Almost the entire Gunther/Danhausen segment. The use of the "minihausens" make me feel really uncomfortable. Ultimatley the main event has to go down as a lowlight too for the bizarre finish. I don't care if you've punched me in the nuts, I'm probably still going to at least raise a hand or try to dodge a massive lump of metal being slammed into my head. OTHER NOTABLE SHIT: Looks like Paige is going to be the next feud for Blake. If they wanted her to work with Giulia to show she can go, working with Paige is going to undo all of that. OVERALL: This was not a good episode of Smackdown. One good promo, one good match (which, to be fair, you could even argue was underwhelming due to how high Fenix's ceiling is), and a good return for the Demon, not enough to save it from a bad main event and a bad opener that could've arguably set the women's division back 10 years. Second 4 in 3 weeks for Smackdown - yikes."

[4.0] "Pretty underwhelming as far as World Series shows go. Lots of big names here but many of the matches could do with a few more minutes whilst there's just a lack of chemistry in some others. On a more positive note, the opener's really fun. Worth checking out. **1/4."

[] "I think the match of the night for me was Ilja vs Beast Mortos then Takeshita vs Adam Priest, also the Triangl⁠e of Madness match had some good moments. However this show did suffer as other people pointed out, a lot of predictability of the outcomes."

[6.0] "This show is remarkable only for the impressive number they draw and more diverse crowd than usual, thanks to the collaboration with Noto Genki Joshi Pro Wrestling project (a local initiative to help for reconstr1.25uction after the 2024 earthquake)."

[6.0] "Enjoyable final n​ight of the Super Junior Tag League. Best viewing is honestly the second preliminary match, with the main event being pretty dull."

[7.0] "Great AAA show. I really loved the Fenix vs. Kento vs. Cartwheel vs. Laredo match. I also love the duo of Pagano and El Carnicero. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next."

[8.0] "Rating mostly from having a great time with the Pumpkin Ru6.90mble, it's the kind of whimsical silly stuff I love. The first two tournament matches were solid, the Yafuku/Irie was a bit better and Mizushima/Saihara was the match in the tournament so far."

[3.0] "I've only seen the Rotundo/Beefcake and Hogan/Orndorff matches. I will bump up the rating later one once I hunt down more matches from this show."

[4.0] "Smackdown is really not it at all. Show was pretty boring, but original with the Danhausen thing. Matches really did not hit, but atleast we had some decents promos from Sami and Cody."

[7.0] "Nice show, feeling good about upcoming Ultimate Party. Main event, sudden Pheromones goodbye, trios title match and that Iron Man madness were pretty great. Rest of the card was going from fine to good. Felt like they could have delivered a bit more still."

[5.0] "What the reason? i feel like that a question that creative should make during this weeks, we are close to Crown Jewel which is still one of the worst ideas for a PLE because you have to book both champs of both men and women to look strong and capable of fighting with each other, Roman is nowhere to be seen and is more into the next PLE being survivor series, Sami is having a match with Je'von evans, and even though is was a good match i don't think that it should take 13 minutes to defeat a rookie, on the other hand you Chelsea Green which still doesn't feel like a good champ because, and lets be honest, she isn't that good, and Liv Morgan which still hasn't had a good reign and wins via distractions and DQ, plus you have both mitb winners which are unable to cash in. is a mess, this show was a mess, pointless matches that will led to nothing i the close future, Iyo won agaisnt the ACTUAL ic women champions and for some reason it wasn't for the title, Raquel hasn't defend it since her rematch with Sol, that was 2 months ago, but Chelsea NEEDS to be able to defend it in 30 days, the only good things was Bayley vs Lyra, which was better than Giula vs Blake. Good matches with awful stories behind it"

[7.0] "Pretty good show. I​ think all matches were interesting in their own way, the only cons for me are some finishes and Evil vs Shiloh match. All these vignettes, Shiloh's stories and even their hallucination trips were built cooler than the match itself. Why didn't they go further with mists and their colours, that would add to the horror aspect of the show"

[7.0] "a decent showcase f6.89or shootstyle and what the federation is. the opener was a little too long but was a nice contest, even as the main event but the banger is Shamrock vs Fujiwara, the match of the night"

[5.0] "A laughably skippable episode of Collision here. A string of inconsequential matches, some very light story work with traditional divine dominion squash for posterity. Really poor show this week."

[4.0] "Pretty dull and uninspired final night of SJTL action. I get that ISB winning their block was a foregone conclusion but at least try and make the result a little in doubt, no? All tournament action falls flat on this one, unfortunately. **1/4."

[10.0] "The Liv Morgan vs Sol Ruca match on Raw after Mania was exactly what you want from a champ vs future star showcase. Liv brought that big-fight, World Champion presence -- cocky, sharp, always in control -- and Sol Ruca brought pure electricity. Every springboard, every Sol Snatcher attempt felt like a highlight reel, and she matched Liv's intensity move-for-move. It was fast, creative, ​and competitive without feeling like a squash -- Sol looked like she BELONGED on Raw, and Liv proved why she's the one holding the title with that clutch ObLIVion finish. A 5 classic that made both women look like stars."

[7.0] "A pretty enjoyable night of Super Junior Tag League overall. The Swirl​ against House of Torture was surprisingly decent, and there was some fun action throughout the card. Fujita and Eagles against Akira and Young was definitely my favorite match of the night and a nice way to close things out."

[5.0] "Not bad but not good either, I would call it a forgettable show. Jordan x Sinclair and Borne x Heights were my personal favorite matches, I really enjoyed Jordan's performance (once again). On the other hand, what the hell was that EVIL x Hill? I mean, I understand the halloween theme and Hill's gimmick being spooky and stuff, but ​this match was a loooooooooooooooooooooooow point. Before ending this review, I just want to say that I would appreciate if Waller NEVER tried again that rolling cutter to break a table, it was just stupid."

[6.0] "NXT Halloween Havoc 2026 was a mixed bag if I'm being honest a couple of standout matches and the rest were either okay to terrible, I did like the Danhausen segments but the Naraku and Shiloh Hill vignettes I did not like them they were too cringey for my liking. Myles Borne vs Tavion Heights: Both used the stipulation and it did somewhat work in a decent way, the match was somewhat solid enough but for PLE it could have been booked to the next level [***]. Izzi Dame vs Zaria: What the hell we⁠re NXT thinking booking the champion Zaria to lose in a non title match on a PLE to someone like Dame who is not on the same level as Zaria, the match was average at best and could have been saved for an episode of NXT not a PLE [**]. Zilla Fatu vs Charlie Dempsey: No offense to Fatu but this match was terrible, it was a glorified no disqualification handicap match it felt like and did not feel like a falls count anywhere, Birthright getting involved should not have happened, the only good thing was Fatu got the win [*]. Kelani Jordan vs Wren Sinclair: Solid effort from both and they had the chemistry to make this work as well as it did, Sinclair could have done with the win and title but Kelani retaining made sense as they are trying to build her up as the future not only in NXT but on the main roster [***3/4]. Shiloh Hill vs Naraku: Wrong placement on card, short timed to just under 3 minutes and not a lot happened, if they build this match differently and not done the vignettes throughout the show it would have been different but this being the final product was terrible [DUD]. Grayson Waller vs Tony D'Angelo: These two had a great main event, without a doubt MOTN, they had the chemistry and so much time to make something worth watching, the crowbar being brought into play made this actually better with the added drama which elevated this match, Waller winning was the right call here and now they should send D'Angelo to either RAW or Smackdown [****1/4]"

[7.0] "HIGHLIGJTS: Excellent opener between Dar/Moreno and VP. Good second semi between Wagner Bros and Hank and Tank. Kelani had an interaction with Adam Pearce and Iyo Sky backstage at Raw that aired on this show. She could go to the very top so it's good to see them already getting her involved in those settings and maybe even a built in story for when she goes up (to face Iyo for the IC? ). Good main event for the NA Championship. I appreciated the episode long story between Waller and Tony D. Even if it did feel a bit hokey, it added some structure. LOWLIGHTS: Pretty tepid women's match and Saquon/Legacy matches that probably didn't warrant 10 minutes apiece. Birthright smashing Zilla's hand with the side of a shovel should've cut the damn thing off. OTHER NOTABLE SHIT: Robert Stone explicitly warned VP about interference in the main event and they still got involved, so I'm looking forward to seeing the consequences. Is Zaria a babyface now? It feels like not only is she, but she might be ditching the face paint to show Izzi she isn't hiding behind it. It's still bizarre that's its non-title though. OVERALL: One excellent match and two good, but a fairly underwhelming show between those. Enough good to outweigh the slightly bad."

[7.0] "A pretty good episode of Impact, you definitely gotta go out of your way to watch the funeral of Team 3D"

[6.0] "I would really some stuff of consequence to happen on Collision. Maybe an in ring promo, a proper angle or two. Just something to feel like things aren't on pause between Dynamite episodes. Beyond that I don't mind the choices of matches, it feels like a super indie, which is fitting for AEW. Maybe just elevating that a little bit would go a long way to change the vibe of the show to something other than filler."

[8.0] "I sincerely enjoyed this show. Every match was good to great, it promoted blood and guts perfectly, progressed multiple stories, and cant forget the nick Wayne video. Dragons continues to be a big member of the roster and important part of the show"

[5.0] "The high-stakes matches were good--especially the women's bout--but the rest were rather mediocre, particularly Naraku vs. Hill. The build-up for that match, and for the show in general, was quite significant, yet the actual execution felt like watching a weekly episode that was only slightly more polished and longer. The Halloween-themed narrative thread was solid, though the payoff match fell 6.24completely flat. A few good angles and useful clips saved the PPV, while the crowd remained largely listless. Finally, the inclusion of a video featuring Punk added a nice touch, even if we all know what's really going on behind that move. Match quality: 3.75/6.5. Angles and non-match segments: 1.25/3.5. Bonus/penalty: poor booking of Naraku vs. Hill -0.25. Total: 4.75/10. Show watched on Netflix (FR)."

[6.0] "A good enough show with good workers all around, although there are definitely some low moments, like the overbooked Guru and Jeet vs. Mason Madden and Toofan Singh match or the uninspired Kranti Cup Battle Royal. The ropes on the ring also seemed to be extremely loose, leading to a botch from Johnny Bollywood/TV."

[6.0] "When you are relying on Tommaso Ciampa, Ilja Dragunov, Mike Bailey, Kyle O'Reilly, and Orange Cassidy to pull in viewers, it's not going to work. We got some good workers on this show with Matt Sydal, Beast Mortos and Darius Martin. I find Soloroto entertaining enhancement talent. Both the Triangle and DD earn wins, and I'm hooked on their Blood & Guts match. Match of the night was Takeshita and Adam Priest. Priest is someone who needs pushed at some point. The Cut gets the win in the main event, and then lays a beat down on the Conglomeration. Nice!"

[6.0] "A consistently enjoyable event that builds gradually and finishes particularly well. Most of the card delivers a respectable standard of wrestling, with a few stronger performances providing welcome highlights. One match feels more modest, but the overall flow remains steady and the closin​g stretch is especially effective. The result is a well-rounded show that offers reliable entertainment and a satisfying finish."

[5.0] "Just a​n average episode of Challenge with nothing really happening. Jose Luis Rivera and Honky Tonk Man had a decent squash, but the matches were all really forgettable with no angles happening."

[5.0] "A highly inconsistent event that begins strongly but suffers from several disappointing performances. The opening match provides a promising start, yet the card loses momentum through a couple of weaker contests, including a major low point. The remaining match offers some recovery, but it cannot fully compensate for the earlier shortcomings. Overall, the show delivers a few positives while remaining too uneven to feel satisfying."

[5.0] "An uneven event that starts well but suffers from several disappointing stretches. The opening​ matches establish a respectable standard, yet multiple low points disrupt the card's flow and prevent it from building consistent momentum. The stronger performances later in the event offer some recovery, but the overall quality remains inconsistent. Ultimately, the show has some worthwhile wrestling but too many substantial dips to feel fully satisfying."

[5.0] "A highly inconsistent event whose strongest performances are undermined by several major low points. The opening and middle portions contain multiple disappointing matches that disrupt the card's flow, while the better contests provide only partial recovery. The closing match is a clear highlight and helps the show finish strongly, but it cannot fully compensate for the uneven quality. The result is a mixed event with too many signific⁠ant dips in entertainment."

[5.0] "Nobody was necessarily bad during Halloween Havoc, but it was all so very bland and boring. The performance center crowd in Orlando wa⁠s surprisingly muted in comparison to their Tuesday night selves, too. Altogether, this show was fine, but a snooze fest."

[5.0] "This was a wrestling show in 1980. Just kind of dull with no stories or hook to keep you involved. I didn't even remember watching it, but once I saw I rated the one match, it dawned on me that I had. Nothing much to see here honestly."

[3.0] "I thought it was an adequate Smackdown this week. There was less sexual assault than last week- but it still featured. It makes me uncomfortable. Heyman obviously has misogyny issues and I wish he was just a bit m⁠ore of a normal human being."

[6.0] "Weird ple. Really weird and not due to Halloween. I get it we save some matches to next NXT episode but only Borne vs Heights delivered 'extreme' match here. Hill and Naraku hyped us for something great, yes segments were amazing funny and entertaining, match comes and nothing happened. Fatu absolutely destroyed whole group, it was kinda handicap 3v1 vibe and they can't win it while Fatu has broken hand and injured again during the match. Rest of singles matches were okay I mean Womens Title was the best of standard rules here. Where is that extreme, spooky season?"

[4.0] "Collision just is what it is at this point. If you want heatless "bangers" then maybe you'll find some enjoyment here. I watched the show just because I had nothing else to do, not because it actually interested me. About the only stuff I remember is the Nick Wayne video package, which was hilarious, and the women promoting Blood and Guts. The matches were all fine to good, but so what."

[5.0] "It has to be said that the opener goes surprisingly against t​he Bulldog. This is followed by a Mania Report focusing on the scuffle between Mongo and Kama, before Billy & Bart cruise to an easy victory. The bout between Hakushi and Aldo Montoya adds yet another match that's a bit higher quality than what's usually seen on Superstars. Back to the Mania Report, and it's slowly becoming clear that McMahon has signed up quite a motley crew of B- and C-list celebrities. HOG also wins without any trouble. And the Hitman has received yet another award. This time, it really annoys Hakushi, so much so that he physically attacks the Hitman. Lawler, Hakushi--but with Mania just a week away, no Backlund in sight. That's strange. Otherwise, though, this episode is okay."

[5.0] "Ramon vs. Godwinn gets a good response, even though the match itself is relatively uneventful. The hype for LT/Bigelow is quite well executed for its time. Mongo McMichael makes one of his very first appearances in the wrestling business on this show--here still as Lawrence Taylor's co-commentating pal on the Road to Wrestlemania. The Supreme Fighting Machine has some immediate issues with the presence of the current Green Bay Packer. After a brief scuffle, Todd Pettengill welcomes us with the Mania Report--featuring, among other things, statements from HBK, Paul Bearer, and the Undertaker. The tag team title match is basically okay; there wasn't much more to expect. Overall, not a disastrous show, but not a nonstop highlight either."