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 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…
WWE Summerslam 2021 Review: Not the Hottest Party of The Summer
The world of pro wrestling has had its share of moments recently. From mass layoffs to Nick Khan’s ambitious plans for the future, to the much-anticipated return of the voice of the voiceless, CM Punk on AEW: Rampage in Chicago,…
Why Wrestlemania 35 was Satisfying from Start to Finish
Looks like I will have to eat my words. Wrestlemania 35 is not only better than last year, but it’s also, probably, the most consistently entertaining Mania show since Wrestlemania XXX in New Orleans. WWE made the most of a…
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