| 1 | 25.12.2025 | HBK16 | 3.0 | 2025 overview: This is an overview of wwe in the year of 2025. My god what an awful year for WWE. As a fan in their twenties I've consistently watched WWE every week for over 12 years now atp and I can easily say this is the worst year for me watching WWE. This is the first year I've ever stopped watching the product it's been that bad. Before I air out my complaints I want to talk about the online buzz surrounding how this year still isn't worse than years like 2011 or 2019. It is. It's worse. At least for those years there were some ( I know not a lot) incredible matches, feuds and characters. Why I think 2025 is the worst year is not only how boring, repetitive, and overall shit the product is, but what they also failed to do within the year. With 2011, we had punk v Cena, Christian Randy, taker HHH, in 2019 we had kofimania, the fiend, Seth v Brock and first women's wrestlemania main event. Now 2025.... My god. From the offset of Netflix my hopes were high after an outstanding 2023 and ultimately very good and successful 2024 as WWE were on the rise and at their possible peak in popularity. Netflix debut was ok for me, boring tribal combat, finisher fest of punk v Seth (which I hate and is seen a lot in 2025 unfortunately). Then we get to rumble and the start of Cenas final run. I thought rumble was great and with hindsight obviously jey wasn't the best choice but at the time it was fun. Then chamber. Ooooo the chamber. I don't think I can describe my reaction to cenas heel turn in any ways but depressed. I knew from the moment his face dropped that ts was gna be assssssss, and it was. Why have Cena, in his last year where people wanna see him at his best and his most CENA, have him turn heel. The time had came and went for that, it's was one of them wwe what ifs like a Bret v angle or Hbk v Eddie what if. And it should have been left that way. This heel turn and run was the start of the downfall, not to cenas fault. Mania. Oooooo mania. That shit was so ass I fucking hated that shi. Seth punk Roman was great they picked the right winner then bottled Seth after it. I think imma just start ranting now. Roman reruns too much to the point idgaf about him just fuck off. Jey boring ah hell and a botch machine but they kept the gas on him cause creative was too scared to go with ANYONE else. Gunthers booking has been almost as bad as cenas , and started when that bitch ass bum Sami beat him at 40. Don't get me started on that fucker Sami. Gunther treatment under H has been awful and I hate him for it. Gunther used to have match of the year with everyone, then went to feuding with a commentator and carrying old ah Phil in a main event. Speaking of commentators, Wade and Joe, well done cause the shit I had to hear from Cole and Pat this year my god. Cole what happened, u were goated for a while now ur annoying asf and Pat fuck off forvever please. That segment after Gunther attacked Pat my god I wanted to attack michale myself. "If we can't do our job and share our opinions" bitch stfu old ah no1 is there to see a commentator bri. Punk Saudi my god. Forgiving a blood money'd war involved pit of a country that feeds off the deaths of innocent people just for a pay check. Yet punk wants to apoligise to Muhammad, ye fairs. Fucking dick fuck u Phil where did CM Punk go.Since this guy came back I was hyped until Netflix debut. Matches with Seth were getting repetitive and shit but his quality of in ring really started to drop this year and his opportunities and spots felt handed due to his name. Match with Gunther was horrid and was handed the title in a horrible ending. Thank god Seth cashed in (Which everyone knew was gna happen btw so it's not a fucking rouse). Logan Paul. Logan Paul is on Hhh terrorist levels. This man got 6 MATCHES with John Cena. SIXXXXX. Fuck off. Overrated fucker my god this guy is clueless to anything that instead a rehearsed spot. U don't have heel heat u have go away heat because everyone hates u cause ur a horrible person. Brock coming back, what else I gotta say. Desperation move that is just embarrassing to watch. HHH booking has been atrocious and it's more annoying that he obviously knows and refuses to do anything about it because his ego is bigger than his nose. Cena booking for final run. I just don't get it. U knew this man was retiring. How do u fuck it up like what. Biggest fumble ever in the WWE and even with the small glimpses of hope and excitement u still give moments to Logan Paul instead of people like Miz, Melo, Oba, or anyone. Give Drew a championship please it's getting annoying now. Randy constantly fucking off just put him in a stable feud longer than A month. Saudi rumble and mania. It's not like they don't know Saudi is involved in a civil war fucking a side for money and power. They choose to ignore these things but it kinda annoys me more that more wrestlers don't refuse to go to Saudi or say something about it. That's just Americans I guess. On my last notes even thought there's sm more to say on this year. Fuck 2025 HHH booking, fuck CM saudi Phil, fuck Logan Paul, fuck gunthers lazy booking, fuck Sami zayn in general, fuck Saudi, fuck cena bottle run and please don't fuck up AJ Styles final year cause that will be my final straw. |
| 2 | 24.12.2025 | TPG | 7.0 | WWE remains the most recognizable and historically influential promotion in professional wrestling, akin to the Nintendo of the industry. The company has created some of the sport's most iconic figures; Hulk Hogan, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, John Cena; and delivered countless moments of memorable sports entertainment in its prime. Its legacy is unmatched in terms of cultural impact and the creation of enduring stars. However, WWE has long been plagued by questionable decisions and controversies. From the handling of Owen Hart's tragic death to the Saudi Arabia partnership, the high pricing strategies of the TKO era, and other missteps, there are significant blemishes on the company's record. Today, WWE often feels formulaic and on autopilot, even during milestone moments like their ESPN debut, where big surprises rarely translate into lasting impact. While Triple H has injected creativity and vision as a booker, the promotion still struggles to consistently deliver compelling weekly storytelling or major, unpredictable payoffs. WWE is historically unparalleled, yet currently inconsistent, relying on legacy stars and sporadic strong shows to maintain relevance. |
| 3 | 22.12.2025 | E305 | 8.0 | |
| 4 | 22.12.2025 | lilian59277 | 6.0 | |
| 5 | 17.12.2025 | Lukedbest | 10.0 | |
| 6 | 17.12.2025 | forwardtodeath | 3.0 | The fixation on everything being squeaky clean, LED covered, easily marketable and micromanaged to death has made modern WWE feel like nothing unexpected or shocking ever really happens, which if you can recall is what made the company must watch television and a cultural cornerstone from 97 to 04. It's identity completely died and was reborn with the most corporatized stale image that you can imagine and that decision is reflected heavily in the mind-numbing angles, Marvel superhero characters, meaningless matches, no creative freedom, copy pasted sets and literally nauseating visual and audio production. These issues make sitting through a three hour RAW a complete drag for anyone but the indoctrinated. It's not about the product being kid friendly or it not having enough tits and blood, it's simply near impossible to take WWE seriously when they overstimulate the viewer with just about everything but good professional wrestling. There's a reason they haven't made any of their modern talents house hold names or brought wrestling back into the mainstream despite more money being involved than ever. This little rant was originally written during the last few Vince years but still applies to this day, with many aspects getting even worse since TKO took ownership. Charging families these ridiculous ticket prices to watch a few hours of garbage wrestling and a shitload of advertisements should be a crime, especially in today's economy where many are struggling to put groceries on the table. I'm going to call it here, WWE is on a corporate greed influenced death spiral that will alienate large segments of fans and eventually put the entire business in jeopardy when the coffers of both middle eastern dictators and western dictators find a new toy to invest in. As terrible of a person Vince is he managed to keep WWE uniquely his brand of crazy (even after going public) but now the company sees itself becoming a monster of a differing disease, not one of ego and mania but one of pure American capitalistic nihilism. |
| 7 | 16.12.2025 | SUPERXOR | 7.0 | In 2022, Triple H took over WWE's creative direction, freeing the company from Vince McMahon's misguided policies. He managed to turn every dull storyline into something watchable and transform every mediocre narrative into something truly captivating. He brought WWE a moment of brilliant, standout glory. But after WrestleMania 2024, storylines began to feel bland again, and the company fell back into a cycle of creative stagnation. The truth is, WWE today leans heavily on stacking high-profile moments to generate hype and attract fans--like bringing back The Rock at Survivor Series 2024, turning John Cena heel at Royal Rumble 2025, and reintroducing stars like AJ Lee and Brock Lesnar. But then what? Yes, those moments are flashy. But then what? How do those major storylines conclude? What do those returning stars actually do afterward? After Cody Rhodes and Gunther won their championships, did they get any memorable follow-up storylines? We see nothing. Triple H feels like a weak writer--someone who crafts an intriguing opening but fails to deliver a meaningful middle or end. We need to face the reality: many of WWE's top stars are older or established earlier in their careers. The time they have left in the ring--and the time they have left with us as an audience--feels increasingly limited. Once this generation of legendary stars moves on, will WWE still be able to hold my interest? I honestly don't know. |
| 8 | 15.12.2025 | astrae | 8.0 | |
| 9 | 14.12.2025 | KENTAfan | 4.0 | My previous review of WWE was over 3500 characters, so I think it's time to shorten it up and summarize things once and for all. As a wrestling promotion, obviously the WWE is the pinnacle of sports entertainment. There isn't even a debate on that, and anyone who denies that is just kidding themselves. It has been THE mainstream wrestling promotion for countless years. WWE brought us countless all time greats like Stone Cold, the Rock, John Cena, HBK, Bret Hart, the Undertaker, HHH, Kurt Angle, CM Punk, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho, Batista, Randy Orton, Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage. Andre the Giant, Edge, Eddie Guerrero, the Hardys, Rey Mysterio. Ricky Steamboat, Ric Flair, AJ Styles. I mean the list just goes on. But ... let's be honest. Those days are long behind us. I guess I'll sound like a nihilist, but the unfortunate truth is that professional wrestling just isn't cool anymore, and it just seems like it's incapable of producing stars in the way that it did before. I mean, after John Cena transitioned away from a mainstream role (and now retired), who's supposed to replace him? Roman Reigns? Cody Rhodes? Seth Rollins? I'm sorry man, it sucks to say, but the modern stars of WWE just can't hold a fraction of a candle to the hype previous stars used to have. And star power is really what defined WWE, to be honest. So, without that kind of hype and aura that came before, the promotion kind of just sucks now. Not even saying AEW is better or anything, on the contrary I think that AEW is even worse! It's just that, in general, wrestling just isn't cool anymore and I horrendously doubt it ever will be again. |
| 10 | 12.12.2025 | Desmond33 | | |
| 11 | 10.12.2025 | GamerZone2500 | 10.0 | |
| 12 | 08.12.2025 | Matzen | 10.0 | |
| 13 | 08.12.2025 | NathanJonesFan | | WWE is long considered the cream of the crop in professional wrestling. The No.1 company not just in the USA but the entire world. This has long been the precedent. When the product is good, the precedent remains true but every company/promotion is due it's ups and downs. WWE is no different has has experienced these ups and downs throughout it's existence. The phase WWE is currently in is a tough one to critique. The Triple H era of WWE was fantasied for years and expected to be amazing giving the quality of Black & Gold NXT, but we've seen that the honeymoon phase is over and it's not exactly what we've expected. WWE still has it's moments and I do still believe it's the No.1 promotion in the world but in such a competitive world of wrestling that is this modern landscape, WWE needs to pick themselves up and start putting on a product that is top quality week to week and make sure PPV/PLE events mean something and are important again. |
| 14 | 08.12.2025 | Golden Phoenix | 9.0 | |
| 15 | 06.12.2025 | Pawel5024 | 9.0 | |
| 16 | 06.12.2025 | majorasmask12 | 6.0 | |
| 17 | 05.12.2025 | RollerDiscoCraze | 6.0 | |
| 18 | 04.12.2025 | RagingRowen | 5.0 | Now that I think about it, WWE is like the Nintendo of the wrestling business. They've given us the most iconic characters the sport has to offer, like your Hogans, your Stone Colds, your Rocks, your Cenas, your Takers, all that. They've also given us some of the best bits of sports entertainment in their prime. But the controversies can't be ignored. Just like who I compared them to, they not only make hella head-scratching decisions, but also the sketchiest stuff most of the time, like the treatment of Owen Hart's death, the Saudi partnership, crazy prices in the TKO era, you name it. Nowadays, it feels like things are on autopilot, even when it comes to big deals like their ESPN debut, where nothing really major happens on shows nowadays, even with the odd good show here and there. HHH keeps going on about all these surprises every darn PLE but we don't get all that much. |
| 19 | 04.12.2025 | Eliasisallecw | 2.0 | Just to clarify, no. I'm not a Aew d sucker, and mainly this rating is just for current Wwe, and looking back at 8 year old me loving the shit outta this, he'd be shocked that 13 year old me is now rating this company a 2 stars. Whenever they get a 10/10 wrestler or a bit of momentum they manage to fuck it up I do really like nxt ples tho they always cook. And 90s Wwe had a lot of good matches but I just think Wwe is a fucking joke |
| 20 | 03.12.2025 | timelessbean | | i was taken in by 2023-early 2024 storytelling, and i have been let down ever since. booooooo tomato tomato tomato. if there's barely any storytelling and barely any wrestling, what is even the point? |
| 21 | 02.12.2025 | Conquistador37 | | |
| 22 | 01.12.2025 | hadpeasbfo | | I've been back in the fold since Wrestlemania 40. I only watch RAW and sometimes Smackdown - I don't have time to catch up with NXT and ist seems to be mostly jobbers and fake wrestlers played by washout college athletes anyway. One thing I cannot believe about the current state of WWE (and the business, really - AEW also hugely has this problem) until I saw it plainly spelled out above - there are 23 fucking belts! What the fuck? If any of you see Triple H out in the wild, ask him if he can name all 23 of his champions. So that's one huge issue - all these fake belts really damage the legacy and importance of the real ones. The other issue is: the writing is just bad. The booking is just bad. You have the widest range of talent maybe ever, the most amount of televised content - and we're just wasting most of it pushing guys that should have stepped down to the midcard years ago. You've also got a good handful of guys/gals that you could have ran with on the main card already, but there's too many egos/hangers-on playing the old politics, and clinging to those top spots. So that about sums it up: too many old guys, too many young guys that don't give a shit about the business, and the few that do are not being used to their full potential. Oh, and 23 belts that really stopped meaning anything at around belt #10. The sad truth is that none of the above really matters to WWE. They are a cash cow riding one long nostalgia wave into a grossly inflated sale to the Saudis. Going back and watching WM19 the other day, even with its blind spots at the time w/r/t women's/cruiserweight wrestling, the difference in quality of wrestling and mic work is literally night and day. WWE today gives us shows that are one long scripted and contrived segment/match after another - even at the top levels, where they at least are still booking real wrestlers. Perhaps there is some freak chance that whomever is in charge after the Saudi purchase will give us a better product to watch. My hopes are not high, though. |
| 23 | 30.11.2025 | Macca666 | 3.0 | If I was judging the company on the late 90's and the early 2000's, then I would be giving them a 9, but let's face it, the product hasn't been good for some years now. I was so disappointed with them during covid when they practically discarded a large amount of the roster just to save money, some of who had been with them for 10+ years. Then with Vince gone, you would think it would get better, but it has gotten worse. They completely screwed everyone over in Europe, by turning the WWE network off and moving the content to Netflix, where you only have access to around 20% of the content that we had before. Let's talk about the content these days, on Raw we only get 4 matches in 2 hours each week, but they're happy for Jey Uso to spend 20 mins walking to the ring and dance like an idiot. Smackdown is just a snooze fest. Then there's the PLE's, 3 hours for 4 to 5 matches is a joke, it wouldn't be so bad if the matches were good, but they are often dog shit. I feel sorry for the fans in the USA who have to pay around $1, 000 a year to watch this shit. |
| 24 | 30.11.2025 | Mutoism | | |
| 25 | 30.11.2025 | Open The Vault | 6.0 | [6.7] WWE in 2025 has been hit or miss for me in terms of wrestling, storylines, etc. RAW has been great and they seem to have found their identity since the move to Netflix which they had issues with when they first got there. NXT for the most part has been okay, nothing must-see, They'll have good shows here and there but there is nothing moving me to watch it. SmackDown is simply underwhelming. The worst out of the 3 brands. The three hour timeslot has been killing it. PPVs are hit or miss and the storylines at the moment other than Seth's faction has been simply meh to me. Overall, WWE is the product I watch the most but there has been a noticeable decline in quality lately. UPDATE (November '25): RAW has been the best brand for the most part but quality goes up and down, NXT has been okay with more TNA influence, SmackDown is the absolute shits! |
| 26 | 29.11.2025 | reDDragon | 9.0 | |
| 27 | 27.11.2025 | killpretty | 5.0 | They can still put on some good stories and matches, but I just don't enjoy the WWE as much as I used to. Their new approach with bookings and storylines, in terms of quality, has been very inconsistent and it feels like the current product is a big walking advertisement. I still tune in if something seems interesting, but that doesn't happen a lot these days. |
| 28 | 24.11.2025 | bennythegeneral | 9.0 | This is what I grew up on and nothing will ever really compare sadly. I love every other big promotion so much now as well, but wwe is what is deep in my heart forever snd most of my fav top fav matches ever come from wwe for me |
| 29 | 21.11.2025 | Romsito | 8.0 | |
| 30 | 21.11.2025 | AntMan | 9.0 | |
| 31 | 20.11.2025 | ethanpavlus1 | 6.0 | |
| 32 | 19.11.2025 | ProjektCloudz | 3.0 | Despite being the world's largest promotion, they sure have very little to show for it nowadays in terms of both in-ring work and accessibility. The greed is simply too much to the point that it hurts the current product. I do not care about the past, the past is the past and reveling in nostalgia would do nothing but blind me to their current problems. The saudi deal trampling over every other country's well deserved claims for a Mania, PPV, or even just a basic tour. The current leadership of the company has made it somehow even more blatant than before that they do not care about the fans or viewers. A bad idea or 2 is nothing, but when your main event scene is practically dead outaide of a gandful of women, you know you've fucked up. Do not even get me started on the egregious greed to even watch the damn product. In America, you need not one, not two, not three, not even four, but five completely seperate subsciption services to watch all of the content the company puts out. You know how many every other promotion most people watch require? One. WWE isn't even so much a shell of it's former self as much as it id a reanimated corpse of the few true highs the company has had since its inception. What with repeated promos, constant lack of new and interesting storylines, and main event characters so bland and overdone that a toddler could write them. A shame to see a titan of the industry and my personal life reduced to little more than a nostalgia-ridden cashcow. |
| 33 | 19.11.2025 | iGasPack | 5.0 | If you're 10 years old this is the best promotion in the world. It's where most of us began watching wrestling. But now as someone in my early 20s, it's just boring. I'm tired of all the biggest matches selling point being nostalgia. Right now WWE's current state is "bring back a talent from 10 years ago, get a big pop and views online, put on mid match" After Wrestlemania 40 It seemed like WWE was on the path of something like what happened with the attitude era. But then everything just kept falling short. Every main event has become filled with 40+ year old guys who are on their way out and should be elevating the younger talent. The wrestlers seem to be held back too much as well. The company is worried about too many injuries I understand, but that's why the matches are so boring. It's like when dudes get to WWE they think "okay well I've made it to the big leagues, don't got to show off as much anymore in hopes of getting signed since I'm already here" and always dumb down their move set. i.e. PENTA and REY FENIX. As an adult it seriously has gotten tough to sit through an entire WWE show. I understand it's just not for me anymore and that's okay, I will still appreciate the promotion for everything it's done and the amazing childhood it gave me |
| 34 | 18.11.2025 | Luna | 2.0 | 2025 Update. Embarrassing on almost every level, the idea that WWE was entering a new boom era seems long dead. Since the Netflix debut its been a sharp and depressing downward spiral. Soulless, lifeless and completely devoid of what makes wrestling even good. Its only saving grace these days being a very packed womens scene but even then in big 2025 they are rarely booked with the same time and respect as the men. The men, worth mentioning and its main event scene in particular has never felt more stagnant, packed with guys pushing 50 that have had the same rotation of 3 star matches on loop for years. None of this is to mention the farcical retirement run for Cena, a wrestler i don't even like yet still feel bad for, the parade of celebrities on every major show like a virgin trying to show off that they pulled, the bombardment of adverts and the gradually shift to right wing pandering. Brock Lesnar still being a TV character is fucking absurd. This company is dead, buried and i just have to accept that. |
| 35 | 18.11.2025 | Just002 | | [2/10]> This company keeps getting bad every week, lazy writing and just so focused on returnees getting cheap pops and nothing else |
| 36 | 18.11.2025 | multiyapplesYT | | |
| 37 | 15.11.2025 | phatlip | 6.0 | |
| 38 | 12.11.2025 | MariotheMariom | 7.0 | |
| 39 | 12.11.2025 | LT | 8.0 | WWE hat immer noch einen eigenen Vibe, auch wenn das Produkt seit Jahren eigentlich immer uninspirierter und langweiliger wird. WWE schafft es noch gelegentlich coole Momente und Stars zu kreieren, aber auf keinen Fall mehr so konstant, wie man es eigentlich vom Marktführer erwarten würde. Dazu kommen immer mal wieder moralisch fragwürdige Aktionen (Entlassungswellen, Saudi Shows etc.), welche die Company nicht im besten Licht dastehen lassen. Die Shows sind nicht immer so schlecht wie manche Fans sie bewerten, aber von einem wirklich guten Produkt kann (abgesehen von SmackDown vielleicht) nicht die Rede sein. Edit: Unter Triple H's Leitung instant besser und attraktiver geworden. Die Shows haben seit der Übernahme massiv an Qualität gewonnen. Es ist noch nicht alles perfekt, aber sie befinden sich auf einem guten Weg. Von 6 auf 7 Punkte. Edit 07.09.2023: WWE hat wieder eine gute Qualität. Sowohl Storylines, als auch Matches werden konstant immer besser. Eigentlich kann man sich nicht mehr über viel beschweren, auch wenn das Produkt nicht perfekt ist. 7 auf 8 Punkte. (8/10) Edit 23.06.2024: WWE war eigentlich noch nie besser seit ich angefangen habe zu gucken. Nicht immer perfekt, aber echt nah dran inzwischen. (9/10) Edit 12.11.25: Hat sich leider wieder verschlechtert dieses Jahr, auch wenn immer noch auf solidem Niveau. Die Stories und Gesamtausrichtung der Promotion haben sich seit dem Netflix Debüt spürbar verändert und das oft nicht zum Positiven. Leider trifft Triple H inzwischen vermehrt nicht mehr die richtigen Bookingentscheidungen, vor allem in den Big Storylines. Das gepaart mit einer immer stärkeren Kommerzialisierung des Produktes erschwert mir das Zusehen schon etwas. RAW war 2025 aber eine ziemlich stabile Weeklyshow eigentlich. Gehe von 9 auf 8 Punkte, aber wenn die nächste RTWM suckt kann man auch über 7 (oder 6) Punkte nachdenken. (8/10) |
| 40 | 10.11.2025 | DyingOfTheLight | 4.0 | It's sad to see a pillar of my childhood fall so far, but especially since the TKO merger, WWE has been a shell of it's former self. The shows became a slog to sit through, ads started to cover every surface, and it got to a point where even the talented roster wasn't enough. WWE was huge to me for decades, but nothing lasts forever. Lots of nostalgia stored in WWE for me, but I genuinely can't recall the last time a WWE show was enjoyable from top to bottom for me, it's been too long. |
| 41 | 09.11.2025 | DrUmbra | | |
| 42 | 08.11.2025 | Brye | 2.0 | Grew up loving them but ever since TKO took over, it's such a slog to get through any of their shows. The outside politics and the almost comical amount of ads are hard to miss and then overall, it just feels like a lot of the shows don't have any heart to them. Sometimes it feels like you're watching a show geared toward shareholders more than viewers. Not to mention the arrogance of bragging about upping the ticket prices for your shows and pricing the middle class out. They do have some great talent but even people like Seth Rollins, who I was watching for years, is someone that I don't even care about anymore. They're also STILL dragging the Bloodline stuff for over 5 years now. As someone that doesn't really care about Roman Reigns, The Usos or Solo Sikoa, it's easy to be turned off by quite a bit of the main event scene. |
| 43 | 05.11.2025 | JBeno | 10.0 | |
| 44 | 04.11.2025 | Sweet Fighter V | 10.0 | |
| 45 | 03.11.2025 | KzyTime135 | 6.0 | |
| 46 | 03.11.2025 | Screensquatteur | 6.0 | |
| 47 | 03.11.2025 | ilyas | | |
| 48 | 31.10.2025 | WrestlingGOAT | 10.0 | |
| 49 | 28.10.2025 | MattHoffman7 | 10.0 | |
| 50 | 27.10.2025 | Marcelvar | 6.0 | Puh. Wie soll man die WWE in 2025 bewerten? Wenn es um den Entertainment Teil des Wrestlings geht ist die WWE die absolute Benchmark. Auch die Produktion ist herausragend. Leider bleibt dabei das Wrestling sehr oft auf der Strecke und Wrestler*innen werden in ein Korsett gesteckt und limitiert, was schlicht frustrierend wenn man weiß zu was die Wrestler*innen eigentlich fähig sind. Außerdem rühmt man sich mit longterm Storytelling, was oft Storys sind die sich im Kreis drehen und sich wie Kaugummi ziehen. Wenn einen das nicht stört, dann hat man durchaus Freude am Produkt. Dazu kommen Geschäftspraktiken, wie z.B. Non Compete Klauseln oder Kündigungswellen, die ich nicht okay finde. Und dann kommt auch noch die Zusammenarbeit mit Saudi Arabien oben drauf, die mehr als Verachtenswert ist. Daher kann ich nicht mehr als 6 Punkte geben. |
| 51 | 27.10.2025 | 6-7 | 8.0 | |
| 52 | 24.10.2025 | LuckyGenerico00 | 10.0 | Back in 2002 I started watching wrestling with the WWE (like the vast majority of wrestling fans, in one way or another). I stayed through the highest of highs and lowest of lows, and even if I know WWE still is far from perfect I don't feel right in rating it under the 10 vote 'cause no promotion like WWE can hit me in the feels |
| 53 | 24.10.2025 | HimanshuIWT | 10.0 | |
| 54 | 21.10.2025 | Srj007 | 10.0 | |
| 55 | 20.10.2025 | Y2Jrep | 10.0 | |
| 56 | 15.10.2025 | awael534 | 10.0 | |
| 57 | 11.10.2025 | bunlang | 7.0 | |
| 58 | 10.10.2025 | Redisonsashuisosi | | Overall, the promotion that popularized wrestling. It just so happened that most of my favorite wrestlers have performed there. This is a promotion with a huge history. My favorite years of watching were 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2020, and the first half of 2021 (before the fans returned). I would also note NXT 2019 as one of the best periods of the promotion's product. Of course, there were also dark periods in the company's history. For example, 2022 and 2023 in WWE were honestly the worst I've seen in my entire wrestling viewing experience. After certain decisions by the company, the shows became unwatchable during those years. 2024 was generally meh... but they've been gradually rebounding. Now, looking at 2025 overall, there are still many strange decisions. However, the last couple of months have been really good, as well as the beginning of this year. There have been ups and downs, but I still consider Vince McMahon a genius for founding such a giant wrestling industry. And the term "cinematic wrestling" is more fitting for the large number of segments and matches in WWE. |
| 59 | 09.10.2025 | RealWrestlingFacts | 5.0 | honestly the WWE is the main promotion that got me into Pro Wres. but tbh WWE is not like how it used to be back in the day cause nowadays the WWE depends on 2nd and 3rd Generation wrestlers from wrestlers that were in the company in the 50s to 90s and why does the WWE need so much titles not even NOAH has that many titles |
| 60 | 09.10.2025 | Deemon Wrestling | 10.0 | The greatest wrestling promotion in the world. Company with great history, that opened this industry for millions of people. They have so many big moments, that made people's emotion brings on a max level. Like everething in the world WWE also have a not the best periods, but they do everething to fix that. Love their so much. |
| 61 | 09.10.2025 | snazzy | | |
| 62 | 06.10.2025 | Htfltrth | 8.0 | |
| 63 | 06.10.2025 | GodofallGods | 6.0 | |
| 64 | 04.10.2025 | CoRdel | 8.0 | |
| 65 | 29.09.2025 | Alons8hasaBrokenBack | | |
| 66 | 24.09.2025 | MrAicrow | 10.0 | WWE is the reason wrestling became mainstream, Without WWE, We wouldn't have this website and a giant community, WWE has so many legends, Sammartino in the 70s, Hogan, Savage and Piper in the 80s, Hart, Michaels, Rock and Austin in the 90s, Undertaker, Triple H and Batista in the 2000s, Cena, Orton and Bryan in the 2010s and now Reigns, Rollins and Rhodes now adays However, Modern WWE is not like the old WWF, Now all they care about is money, The ticket prices, Sponsorships on the sacred ring, The multiple subscriptions just to watch, It sucks, TKO has somewhat ruined the WWE, I will still rate it a 10 because this is the reason we are where we are |
| 67 | 23.09.2025 | Jdxl | | |
| 68 | 21.09.2025 | Yognaughto | 5.0 | Feels like their quality has been going down over the year. Some great ideas that look good in YouTube clips (Cena's heel turn, Seth's faction), but the week to week storytelling has lost its draw for me. Some great performers still, but stale creative combined with a management that is more unabashed than ever in its pursuit of profit over product makes this era of WWE difficult to enjoy. |
| 69 | 21.09.2025 | Nicks | 6.0 | |
| 70 | 20.09.2025 | ArkLur21 | 5.0 | I totally do not get WWE this year, I loved it in 2023 and 2024, and I love some stuff this year, the highs are so high, but the lows are ridiciously lows, they depend a lot on making "moments", storylines feel either dragged or rushed most of the times, in-ring quality is sometimes awesome, but that's because the wrestlers they have, otherwise it's pretty mediocre. |
| 71 | 13.09.2025 | TahaRNK | 10.0 | |
| 72 | 12.09.2025 | BMS2000 | 8.0 | |
| 73 | 09.09.2025 | evenflow | 6.0 | |
| 74 | 08.09.2025 | codeworksberry | 10.0 | |
| 75 | 07.09.2025 | Heym | 3.0 | Die WWE ist irgendwie ein bisschen wie LEGO. Die besten Zeiten liegen zurück, aber man zehrt wie bescheuert von ihnen. Alte Modelle werden nochmal aus dem Schrank geholt, um sie zu vorzuführen. Die Konkurrenz wird unsportlich angegangen (gut, dass war früher schon so). Aber alles ist auf flashy gemacht, alles soll groß wirken, Big Picture. Und dann ist es doch nur unter dem Markt liegende Qualität, schlechte Lizenzen (Promis) und Stickerbögen voller Werbung, Werbung, Werbung. TKO hat es geschafft, noch mehr Werbung zu schalten, so viel, dass es inzwischen eine Dauerwerbesendung ist, die von meist maximal durchschnittlichen Matches und dem Verweis auf die nächsten drölf PPV in den kommenden vier Wochen, sponsored by YourNameHere, lebt. Und trotzdem: Wir alle haben als Kinder mit Lego, ich meine WWE gespielt und darum wird es auch der nächsten Generation vorgesetzt, obwohl es mit Cada, Bluebrixx, Pantasy und Cobi diverse Anbieter am Markt gibt, die bessere Produkte anbieten. Ich kaufe keine PPV mehr und wenn man in Deutschland ist, nächstes Jahr, dann werde ich auch keine 500 Euro für einen Sitzplatz in der letzten Reihe mit Säule vor der Nase zahlen. Meine Empfehlung: Schaut euch den alten Kram an. Der war gut. Und für neuen Kram kauft euch andere Hersteller. Unbedingt. PS: Minusmensch, wer Logan Paul und Brock Lesnar eine Bühne bietet. |
| 76 | 07.09.2025 | gabsdavero | | |
| 77 | 05.09.2025 | Leofoxxy | 7.0 | |
| 78 | 02.09.2025 | Billaowski | 9.0 | It's been bad longer than it's been good, but the legacy and impact of WWE is impossible to understate. Without WWE professional wrestling may never have broken out in the same way and many matches and segments in WWE history can be pointed to as sliding doors moments for the entire history of the business. |
| 79 | 31.08.2025 | Pro Wrestling 1948 | 9.0 | I appreciate the history of the promotion, and how they care about their heritage, and the lineage of the industry. Going back and now watching footage of before I began watching in the mid-80's. Here is a yearly review. 1974-1981: If you like bear hugs, chinlocks, wrist locks & long collar & elbow tieups this is the wrestling for you. Bruno Sammartino & Dusty Rhodes were huge baby faces. Billy Graham was outstanding: great body, great charisma, great at selling, great showman. Bob Backlund so overrated. 1982: Not a whole lot of storytelling, just baby faces vs. heels. Fun to watch Rocky Johnson, Tony Atlas, Jimmy Snuka. Adding Gorilla Monsoon to commentary was a great addition. Wrestler of the Year: Jimmy Snuka 1983: Definitely larger audience than other promotions, but where are the promos & storylines? Power move, power move, rest hold routine over and over. I do appreciate the multiple cameras, and Gorilla Monsoon commentary. Great cast of heels: Wild Samoans, John Studd & Don Muraco, but they lacked quality baby faces after Andre and Jimmy Snuka. Bob Backlund was terrible on the mic and in the ring, can't believe they kept the title on him for so long. Rocky Johnson was severely underutilized. Wrestler of the Year: Rocky Johnson. 1984: Almost felt like a complete reboot of the WWF, as VKM took over the company and brought in Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Paul Orndorff, Greg Valentine, Bob Orton, Iron Sheik, Sgt. Slaughter, David Schultz, Tito Santana & Adrian Adonis to add to his star-studded lineup. Whereas the in-ring work was still slow and methodical as compared to other promotions, the selling by heels for the faces was next level entertainment. Adding Gene Okerlund to commentary and interviews was great. Hulkamania is born in January when he wins the big strap from Iron Sheik. The first big face turn occurs when Sgt. Slaughter gets into a feud with Iron Sheik, as the fans embrace Slaughter's face turn, and loathe the evil Iranian Iron Sheik. The idea of Piper's Pit was genius, as it allowed Piper to become one of the top heels in the industry. The attack on Jimmy Snuka on a segment of Piper's Pit was legendary, which led to a lengthy feud including the Tonga Kid. I thought booking missed on properly using their tag team champions the Soul Patrol ( Atlas & Johnson). These guys should have been put into some meaningful storylines and feuds with the Wild Samoans, Murdoch & Adonis, etc. I also thought Tito Santana was underwhelming as the Intercontinental Champion. Great angle with Cyndi Lauper & face-turning Wendy Richter against Lou Albano and Moolah. Fuji turns on Tiger, the Wild Samoans became faces, George "The Animal' Steele, Brutus Beefcake, Nikolai Volkoff, Junkyard Dog, and Hillbilly Jim all debut! |
| 80 | 30.08.2025 | Rosya | 7.0 | WWE has given a lot of bright moments, which bring back warm memories. The company that has still been influencing my life, that's good. However, the new authority rub the wrong way with me. There has been a few good plots since autumn 2022. Most of feuds are boring with no storylines. WWE makes moments rather than feuds. And when there is a story, WWE, somehow, ruins it and doesn't even explain why. John Cena heel turn is the brightest example of how much lazy, cold and stupid creative team is. Characters are bland. At least NXT is watchable for young talents and segments behind the arena. WWE is also greedy. Cheap AI music themes with no heart and soul do not catch people. The musical entrance is an essential part of each and every superstar. Tickets are extremely expensive. |
| 81 | 27.08.2025 | THEVinceRusso | 0.0 | Original Dec 17 2024: Although their content was easy to peak in the mid-late 90s, it fails to interest me nowadays since their need for extreme longevity over their titles (and no one defends it) is extremely sad. They rely too much on names that they've made in the '80s-'90s and the nepotism is apparent when it comes to title holders, like seriously we don't need Cody Rhodes as the WWE Champion for more than a year at this point (all since he's the son of Dusty Rhodes.) I wish they would do something else than nepotism as a storyline and bring someone who already isn't in a prestigious family to steal the big gold and take it home than see their "biggest" stars (who aren't fighting champions in the first place) say that they have the title for over 50% of the show. Exaggeration? Yes. But even in 1978 WWF could make more interesting content than this. Edit Aug 27 2025: Did they seriously bring back Brock Lesnar? He hasn't even been cleared yet, and it's even more disgusting considering they paid him while he was gone for two years but they got rid of Odyssey Jones because of one minor accusation. Really disgusting company, especially considering they're aligning themselves more to the right, which wouldn't be the biggest issue, but they're being very blatant about it. Which number one rule of wrestling is that you shouldn't have a large dose of politics involved in entertainment. |
| 82 | 21.08.2025 | dinosaurjr | 10.0 | |
| 83 | 21.08.2025 | Its Clobbering Time | 10.0 | The Biggest Wrestling Promotion of All Time. WWE is what made me a Fan of Professional Wrestling, so they'll always be near and dear in my heart. |
| 84 | 17.08.2025 | Hitman162 | 8.0 | Die wohl mit Abstand bekannteste und wichtigste Promotion der Wrestling-Geschichte. Meiner Meinung nach hat man über die Jahrzehnte unfassbar viel richtig gemacht und uns als Fans unfassbar viele schöne Wrestling Erinnerungen geschenkt. Auch wenn die WWE in den letzten Jahren so ihre Probleme hatte was das Produkt angeht, ist sie immer noch das Zentrum der Wrestling Welt und das wird sich auch so schnell nicht mehr ändern. Ich bin sehr gespannt in welche Richtung wir uns in Zukunft entwickeln werden, aber auf Grund der Historie und den legendären Fehden, Matches und Events für mich eine klare 8/10. |
| 85 | 17.08.2025 | wwetitlefan2 | | |
| 86 | 14.08.2025 | TERRYFUNKFANATIC | 8.0 | |
| 87 | 14.08.2025 | booyakabooyaka619 | 6.0 | |
| 88 | 12.08.2025 | Robertb22 | 9.0 | |
| 89 | 12.08.2025 | FryePro | 6.0 | TKO is ruining WWE by plastering each ad on everything they could think of. Yes WWE has put out some good match and storytelling quality, but sometimes it's way too exhausting to watch to the point that it's not worth watching weekly shows anymore. |
| 90 | 10.08.2025 | ProLuke | 10.0 | |
| 91 | 09.08.2025 | Chubibs | 4.0 | In terms of quality WWE is currently absolutely horrendous on a multitude of levels. But even worse it's just fucked up all around. Morally speaking this company is beyond past what is acceptable, especially after that Brock Lesnar BS return. The TKO ownership is likely to blame for most of this and it's frankly harming promotions outside of wwe too, disgusting stuff all around in 2025 for WWE. |
| 92 | 08.08.2025 | Mister Cute Face | | I am removing previous text from this spot because I can no longer objectively rate this company from a wrestling perspective. This is a company that shows time and again that they can monopolize the industry and sanitize everything that is not in the universe. TKO will be taking up space on 4 of the biggest network and streaming platforms in 2026. And now we are talking about in match ads at PLEs? More like PLEase. TKO is too big. This is not good for entertainment, wrestling, streaming, and the consumer. At least it'll be easy to step away as a consumer. I watched WWE because it was convenient and relatively cheap. It's now more than doubled in price particularly since I got a deal on Peacock. They can kowtow to the oval office if they feel the need. I don't need to be a part of it anymore. |
| 93 | 05.08.2025 | Keithnelson18 | 7.0 | Look, I love WWE, they were the first wrestling company I watched. So, the company means a lot to me. However, I hate some of the shit they've been over the years. Terrible booking decisions, garbage matches, terrible promos, awful gimmicks, giving bad wrestlers a push while great wrestlers get nothing. Even though they have bad moments, they also have good moments, like great matches, great storylines, great promos, and other things. WWE has a ton of positives and negatives, I still like WWE. It's my comfort wrestling company...........sometimes |
| 94 | 05.08.2025 | Luj | 8.0 | |
| 95 | 05.08.2025 | sdenapoli | 8.0 | |
| 96 | 05.08.2025 | Henne | 0.0 | I have been a fan of the WWF/E since the Radicals joined the league. I had never watched it before, but then after WCW went under and they were the only game in town, I became a fan. There have been times/years/seasons/feuds/matches that I liked, just look up my ratings history here, of course. But at this time I cannot support WWE anymore. They are a part of the MAGA agenda, and they are not trying to hide it. Linda McMahon in Trump's cabinet again, Triple H supporting Trump publicly, yeah. There is no grey-area here - and the promotion's head honchos don't hide their **** any more, instead they includes "highlights" in their broadcasts. Evil. |
| 97 | 04.08.2025 | Amaury08 | | |
| 98 | 04.08.2025 | arisenby | 0.0 | [5.1 on 3/24/25] I am absolutely being a snob, it's unavoidable that I will come off as a snob with this, but to me, the modern WWE feels like a wrestling company that is ashamed of the fact it is a wrestling company. It is undeniably the most important promotion of all time, and it's linked to the development of the sport in a way that it's hard to imagine what it looks like without its influence, but increasingly it feels like it sees wrestling, as a medium, as an afterthought and something to be permanently kept in a phase of seeking external validation. This manifests in several ways, the fourth wall breaks, the constant imitation and pursuit of 'cinema', but it's most prevalent in the insistence on not using the stuff that makes wrestling unique as a medium. The current product is mostly mediocrity with occasional hints of something great. The history is great, the roster is great, but it's ultimately squandered by this pursuit of trying to be like other things. The booking is hit and miss, Triple H has both somewhat flamed out as a booker and continues to fail to understand that taking a long time to tell a story is not the same thing as long-term storytelling, but like I said, there's the occasional hint of something really cool, usually when it's time for The Rock to either bail him out for a bad build or otherwise upset the direction of things. On top of this, there's some, put mildly, genuinely abhorrent top brass, bad working practices, horrible mistreatment of workers, and the fact that it's a company with very real ties to the regime attempting to tear down every institution in America. It's a semi-decent product, but that product is put out by a horrible, vile company. If it were inactive, if its heads were no longer active, maybe I could look past that, but it's not, they're not, and influence can only get a rating so far. [EDIT 8/4/2025: 0.4] They actually brought back Brock Lesnar, a man who is named in an ongoing sex trafficking lawsuit as forcing Janel Grant to record herself pissing and enthusiastically let her be used as a bargaining chip by Vince McMahon to get him resigned. WWE Legal apparently cleared him, but A, WWE Legal is the last legal team I would trust to not pull 'we've investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing, ' and B, very simply, you don't book someone involved in something that serious if you don't think the case is going to be thrown out and you'll get off totally scot-free because you're buddy-buddy with the blatantly corrupt fascist regime in power. In the 5 months since I originally wrote this, those 'very real ties' I talked about have since turned into openly cozying up to said fascist regime on the show and off of it and making pathetic overtures to them. I rated the company mainly on legacy and influence before, but honestly, at this point, they're doing so much genuine evil that it doesn't fucking matter to me. Fuck this company, the day it shuts its doors and its top brass are ousted from public life cannot come soon enough. |
| 99 | 04.08.2025 | Lord AdGnalDiv | 1.0 | A mostly mediocre product with occasional moments of greatness, produced by a terrible company. Between its monopolization of the industry in the 80s, its proliferation of absolutely horrendous business practices, its history of sexual, emotional, and physical abuse backstage, its closeness to and implicit endorsement of Donald Trump, and its dealings with Saudi Arabia, WWE is a poison to the professional wrestling industry and even worse from a moral standpoint. With its recent acquisition of AAA, it looks like WWE is actively trying to regain its monopoly, and I cannot stress how bad that would be for wrestling at large. There truly is no low to which they won't stoop, and at this point, it's only a matter of time until they bring back Vince McMahon. A company rotten to the core, that the wider wrestling community should leave to decay into irrelevancy. |
| 100 | 04.08.2025 | JamminJon | 6.0 | |
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