WWE WrestleMania 40 Night 1 Review

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

NXT Vengeance Day 2023 Review: Dijak vs. Wes Lee and Bron Breakker vs. Grayson Waller

The February PLE for NXT saw some high-quality matches.

WWE RAW Review: 27th Nov 2023: CM Punk is back in WWE with a live microphone

What will Punk say on his return promo and how will Judgment Day react to their loss at Survivor Series?

WWE RAW Review: 23rd October: Drew McIntyre vs. Sami Zayn & Damian Priest vs. Jey Uso

The Road to Crown Jewel continues as RAW is cooking recently.

Kyle Dixon’s PPV Review: Hell in a Cell 2017

It’s October and in WWE’s calendar year, it means it is time to bust out the Hell in a Cell structure. We have two matches inside the cell tonight including Shane McMahon fighting Kevin Owens after Owens beat up Vince McMahon a few weeks ago. Let’s get to it.

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: 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 PPV Review: Fast Lane 2017

It’s the final PPV before Wrestlemania 33 and it’s the RAW-brand who see us out. In the main event, Goldberg’s resurgence takes him to a WWE Universal Championship match with Kevin Owens while Roman Reigns takes on the monster that is Braun Strowman. Let’s get to it.

Stuart Irvine’s WWE Royal Rumble 2016 Review

Date: 24th January 2016

Event: WWE Royal Rumble 2016

Location: Orlando, Florida

Written by Stuart Irvine (@Stuartirvine91)

Last Man Standing Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship: (4/5)

Dean Ambrose (c) def. Kevin Owens

Is in the first match of the night the Intercontinental Championships was on the line with the Champ Dean Ambrose facing Former Champion Kevin Owens in a Last Man Standing Match.

It was the right match to start the show because it was awesome with a lot of good spots like back body drop on Owens by Ambrose on set up chairs in the middle of the ring which was cool to see.

Also got some cool table spot with Ambrose doing an elbow drop through the table on Owens and Owens also putting Ambrose through the table. They put everything into this match as you expect with amazing performers.

But the match ended when Ownes when for a moonsault on Ambrose on the set up chairs in the ring, but Ambrose recovered to push Owens off the top rope and through two tables he set up earlier.

He couldn’t get up for the ten count for the win. Dean was the right man to win, in a really great match look forward to seeing where they go with Dean Ambrose and Kevin Owens hopefully get a good match on the Road to Wrestlemania 32.

Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship 
(3/5)

Kofi Kingston (c) & Big E (c) & Xavier Woods def. Jimmy Uso & Jey Uso

In this second match of the night, it was a WWE Tag Team Championship Match between the Champs The New Day and the returning Uso’s. A good tag team overall it wasn’t nothing special but it was good to watch and with The New Day you’re also be entertained.

Some cool spots with Woods hitting a bulldog on Jey Uso’s on the outside which looked cool and the suicide drive by the Uso’s on The New Day which was nice to see. But the New Day pick up the win after a blind tag by the Big E on Kofi that one of the Uno’s didn’t see and when going for the splash. But Big E catch him and hit the big ending for the win.

But the New Day pick up the win after a blind tag by the Big E on Kofi that one of the Uno’s didn’t see and when going for the splash. But Big E catch him and hit the big ending for the win.  No surprise with The New Day winning here and also like that they won by being smart heels instead of cheap roll-up finishes type heels. I see a rematch at Fastlane or another tag team joining the fuel like the Dudley Boyz or something just have to wait and see.