NJPW Windy City Riot 2024 Review

It’s Tetsuya Naito v Jon Moxley for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Backlash 2017

It’s the first PPV from the Smackdown Live crew since the Superstar Shake-Up and we have a shocking number one contender for the WWE Championship as Randy Orton defends against Jinder Mahal. We also have AJ Styles vs. Kevin Owens and Shinsuke Nakamura’s in-ring debut on the main roster against Dolph Ziggler. Let’s get to it.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: NXT Takeover: Chicago

It’s time for another Takeover event and we have a packed five-match show. Bobby Roode defends the NXT Championship against a determined Hideo Itami while the WWE United Kingdom Championship is defended on a Takeover for the first time with Tyler Bate defending against Pete Dunne. Let’s get to it.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Survivor Series 1989

It’s the third annual Survivor Series, but the WWE is at a low period and a main event angle is near non-existent. This could be interesting. Let’s get to it.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Wrestlemania 2

So with all the PPVs on the WWE Network, I think it’s a great idea to go through every event in chronological order, review it and watch everything the WWE has thrown at us on PPV. It’s going to be a long journey. On a side note, I know these events were under the WWF name, but I’m going to use the WWE name like the company does now. We’re up to 1986 now and the ugly ducklings of the Showcase of the Immortals: Wrestlemania 2.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: The Wrestling Classic (1985)

So with all the PPVs on the WWE Network, I think it’s a great idea to go through every event in chronological order, review it and watch everything the WWE has thrown at us on PPV. The second PPV on the list was ‘The Wrestling Classic.’