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When I was still only watching WWE and some of TNA, this was the first company that really felt...different. Nowadays, I try and watch as much wrestling as I can such as NWA, MLW, ROW, and other companies, but back when Lucha Underground was around, it was my first taste to something different, and I loved it. And, I wanted to share what was awesome about Lucha Underground with all of you. Oh, and all of these episodes are available for free on an app called Tubi. It's also a website, and all you have to do is make a free account and you can watch all 4 seasons. Pros: Dario Cueto (He played the owner and general manager of Lucha Underground

First off, I want to say how I love that CM Punk is on the poster for this show, and yet he's not actually on it. Secondly, I wanted to do this PPV review because not only do I think this is a great concept that needs to be brought back, especially with how much easier and more accessible the internet is than it was in the mid 2000s, but also my fanfiction wrestling league is having it's own Cyber Sunday so I thought why not? And this show kind of proves what I've said for a while now; WWE can have very uninteresting RAWs and SmackDowns, but when it counts, they can put up an excellent PPV, like this one. Pros: Rey Mysterio vs Kane (A big

Battleground has historically been a terrible PPV for the company. So I decided, why not review every Battleground PPV that has happened? Let's start with the first, and one of the worst, the one in 2013. Pros: Alberto Del Rio vs RVD (This was a really fun hardcore match, that even had some good stuff from Ricardo Rodriguez) Cody Rhodes and Goldust vs the Shield (Great tag match with a satisfying finish that had the crowd eating out of the palm of their hands) Cons: Ending of Daniel Bryan vs Randy Orton (Just a stupid ending that ruins the match just to artificially lengthen the feud) Real Americans vs Great Khali and Santino Marella (I

Another TNA PPV review, thanks to Impact's YouTube channel having the full PPV for free. Maybe I'll review their first ever PPV down the road. Mike Tenay and Don West are on commentary. Not as good as Tenay and Borah, but I always liked Don West. He at least sounds excited to be there, even if he isn't the best wrestling announcer out there. The gimmick of this PPV is that every single match is going to be contested inside a steel cage. It's interesting, and the concept has proven to have legs. The previous Lockdown, with the classic Kurt Angle vs Samoa Joe world title match, is considered one of the best PPVs TNA has ever done. Can this inst

One of the most successful PPVs WWE ever did, which was apart of one of the most infamous storylines in company history; the Invasion. I will saw that the WWE did a damn good job of trying to make it as serious as possible with various backstage segments during this show, and the crowd really was into this Pros: Hardcore Holly segment at WWF New York (Surprisingly funny) Tazz vs Tajiri (A match that I did not expect to be as good as it was) Billy Kidman vs X-Pac (Despite the crowd being sick of X-Pac at this point, these two put on a great match) Edge and Christian vs Mike Awesome and Lance Storm (A great tag team match to start the show

2015 was an up and down year for the company IMO. For every good thing that happened in the company, there was always a bad thing that accompanied it. This PPV is no exception to this rule. Pros: Kevin Owens vs John Cena (This feud make KO a star, even if he didn't win the feud. Plus, the matches were always amazing) Charlotte vs Brie Bella vs Sasha Banks (I know everyone didn't like the Gang Warfare between the women in 2015, but this match was given time to show what Charlotte, Brie, and Sasha could do, and it was the beginning of WWE giving more time to more women's matches) Bray Wyatt vs Roman Reigns (They've always had great chemistr

I did one with my favorite wrestlers of AEW, so I decided to do one with my least favorite wrestlers on AEW. Brandi Rhodes (She's less like the Stephanie McMahon of AEW, but more like the Lana of AEW) Joey Janela (This dude brags about how he never had any formal training, and it shows with the way he wrestles, which is shit) Marko Stunt (One of the worst things about AEW is that some of their fans will cheer for something they would've booed in WWE, and Marko Stunt is the epitome of that. This guy can work a competitive 20 minute match with the Lucha Bros and everything is dandy but Hornswoggle beats Chavo Guerrero and everyone shits o

Based on an idea by OwenOgletree (https://www.deviantart.com/owenogletree) to celebrate the Undertaker's birthday today. You probably have most of these matches on your favorites list, but it's still nice to recommend people some awesome matches. Numbering is arbitrary by the way. 10. Undertaker vs Brock Lesnar (Hell in a Cell match at No Mercy 2002). https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xz6p71 9. Undertaker vs CM Punk (WrestleMania 29) https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=undertaker+vs+cm+punk+wrestlemania+29&view=detail&mid=77227ABF33281EACCC5977227ABF33281EACCC59&FORM=VIRE 8. Undertaker vs Edge (WrestleMania 24) https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=undertaker+vs+ed

I do love the Elimination Chamber match, and this was a WWE Network exclusive. This show did have some good matches, and one of the worst Elimination Chamber matches of all time, so...let's do this. Pros: Kevin Owens vs John Cena (Not only was this a great match, but it also helped KO hit the ground running in WWE) Dean Ambrose vs Seth Rollins (While the finish of this match was not good, the match preceding that was great, as these two have excellent chemistry together) Tag team title Elimination Chamber (This was a really fun match, even if some people like El Torito and Xavier Woods being in there was very...weird) Cons: IC title Eli

Michael Cole: I feel he's overhated. When I first started watching wrestling, he was the most annoying commentator ever, but when I look back, he was actually a good heel and dare I say, entertaining. But since then, he's been OK. Corey Graves: I'd like him a lot better if he wasn't actually fighting with other commentators when he said stupid heelish things. He does it on RAW, and slightly less on SmackDown, but his best moments come from when he actually puts wrestlers over, which he's really good at. I just hope that they stop trying to make him the modern equivalent of Mark Madden. Byron Saxton: When he's not constantly arguing with Cor