WWE WrestleMania 40 Night 1 Review

The ‘BIGGEST TAG MATCH OF ALL TIME’ main events night 1.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2024 Review: WrestleMania title matches decided in Australia

A 5-match card still has plenty of stuff for the Aussie fans to enjoy.

WWE Royal Rumble 2024 Review: Bayley and Cody Rhodes win WrestleMania title shots

A huge night on the road to WrestleMania 40.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Summerslam 2017

It’s WWE’s second biggest PPV of the year as we hit Brooklyn for Summerslam. It’s going to be a long show, but we have a great main event as Brock Lesnar defends the WWE Universal Championship against three different beasts. This is also the 30^th edition for the summer PPV so let’s get to it.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Battleground 2017

We’re on the road to Summerslam but it’s all about the patriotism here as we have three big matches about defending America’s honour. The main event is a Punjabi Prison match for the WWE Championship as Jinder Mahal defends against Randy Orton. Let’s get to it.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Money in the Bank 2017

We’re into the Jinder Mahal era on Smackdown Live and the new champion defends against former holder and hometown boy, Randy Orton tonight. We also have TWO Money in the Bank ladder matches so let’s get to it.

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: Wrestlemania 33

It’s time for the biggest show of the year. It’s WrestleMania 33! There are lots of big matches to tuck into so let’s just get to it!

Kyle Dixon’s WWE Main Event Review: 19th February 2014

Stuart Irvine Monday Night Raw Review (13th July 2015)

Welcome to my review of Monday Night Raw. With it being hard to talk about an three hours of RAW I’m focusing on just three part of the show: The Brock Lenser & Paul Heyman and Seth Rollins opening and closing segment, the NXT divas invasion and the John Cena open challenge.