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…
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