NXT Takeover: Stand and Deliver Review: Perfect Start to Wrestlemania Season!
There are a lot of things that make Takeover: Stand and Deliver special this year. Starting with the fact that this is the first WWE show with a real crowd instead of WWE workers or digital screens, also the first…
NXT Takeover: Wargames was the Best PPV of 2020. Here’s Why
“Eight men, two teams of four, I think gentlemen, you know how this goes.” “WARGAMES!” While William Regal has successfully become an internet meme for his overly British pronunciation of “Wahgames” over the years, the matches have managed to deliver…
NXT Takeover: New York 2019 Exceeds Expectations, Delivers Best Takeover Show Yet
NXT Takeover: New York 2019 isn’t just a great Takeover show. It’s possibly the greatest Takeover show I have seen in the last three years. That’s a tough feat to pull off, because NXT doesn’t have huge stars like Finn…
Will NXT Takeover: New York 2019 be Better than WrestleMania 35?
Is NXT Takeover: New York 2019 going to be better than WrestleMania 35? Probably. With a match card this strong- and NXT’s consistency with work rate- this year’s Takeover is easily better than the Mania card. Which, in some ways,…
Five Stars: Johnny Gargano vs Ricochet, NXT Takeover Phoenix 2019
It’s hard to not expect greatness when you see Johnny Gargano in a Takeover match. The man has built a reputation out of putting amazing matches on these events, from tag team masterclasses in DIY to last year’s classic against…
Why 2016 Was a Good Year for WWE
If there’s one thing that most of us can agree on, it’s that 2016 has been pretty bad. The one consolation for some of us is that wrestling has been pretty good throughout the year. The independent scene, as always,…
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