WWE Bad Blood 2024 Review: A Mostly Average PLE Bookended by an Amazing Match and Two Great Returns
After a while, a secondary PLE was held in the United States as WWE Bad Blood 2024 made its return. With faulty match sequences and some questionable booking decisions, it was a mix of both good and bad. Let’s see…
WWE Bash in Berlin 2024 Review: European Run Continues to Amaze
WWE’s impressive streak of European Premium Live Events (PLEs) continued as Berlin, Germany, hosted its first-ever WWE PLE, the WWE Bash in Berlin. The event featured three championship matches and two highly anticipated grudge matches. The crowd, known for its…
WWE SummerSlam 2024 Review: One of the Best Non-Mania PLEs in Years
The Biggest Party of the Summer - WWE SummerSlam 2024 is in the books. The PLE held in Cleveland this year was very eventful. Championships changed hands, people were betrayed, and there was a massive return to end the show.…
WWE Money in the Bank 2024 Review: A Wasted Potential?
The build-up for WWE's Money in the Bank 2024 was phenomenal. Every single episode of Raw and Smackdown was great to watch, and going into this show, there was a sense of excitement and unpredictability. But did this PLE held…
The Resurgence of Drew McIntyre
Drew McIntyre came to WWE as the chosen one and eventually got fired. This allowed him to reinvent himself in the Indies, which again caught the eyes of WWE, who re-signed him. After working his ass off, winning the Royal…
The MCU and WWE in 2024: Why It’s Difficult to Maintain the Highs of Great Storytelling
Remember that high of watching Avengers: Endgame in theaters in 2019? It's hard to believe that was 5 years ago! Probably as hard as it would be for someone in 2019 to believe the Marvel Cinematic Universe would slowly erode…
Five Stars: CM Punk vs Brock Lesnar, Summerslam 2013
If you watched wrestling religiously at the time Summerslam 2013 came around, you would remember this being as a strong contender of WWE’s Match of the Year. In a year that featured engrossing storylines- and let’s not forget, it was…
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